Insider: Why Carson Wentz’s ‘Andrew Luck traits’ have T.Y. Hilton excited about Colts return
Much has been made of Wentz’s arm strength and ability to throw the deep ball, but it’s his improvisational ability that has Hilton thinking big.
Month: April 2021
‘YES PLEASE’: Amtrak proposal with new Indianapolis routes has people talking
President Joe Biden pitched the American Jobs Plan on Wednesday afternoon. The plan includes $80 billion for rail.
Local Scene: Lemmon ready to squeeze back into local music scene
Local Scene is a weekly feature highlighting musical happenings in the Region.
3 wounded in separate shootings in Gary, police say
Three people were wounded in three separate shootings between Tuesday and Thursday in the city, police said.
Valparaiso Jazz Fest goes virtual
Valparaiso University’s annual Jazz Fest – normally a weeklong celebration of jazz music at Harre Union that has taken place every spring for decades – is going virtual this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bishop Noll’s Courtney Blakely hopes All-American game boosts recruiting
Blakley led the state of Indiana in scoring and hopes to boost her recruiting stock playing against ESPN top 100 recruits on Friday.
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Donatello’s in downtown Carmel will close permanently this weekend
The 10-year-old Carmel restaurant is closing because co-founders Patrick and Beth Aasen are retiring.
Purdue Northwest plans month of homecoming activities
PNW will host a variety of homecoming activities from food drives to fireworks displays.
146th Street at SR 37 to close for a week in early April
The massive construction project on State Road 37 in Hamilton County will force the closing of 146th Street for one week beginning April 9.