Month: May 2021
Greenwood teen accused in October shooting will remain in adult court, judge rules
The case against Marcus Satalin, 16, will remain in adult court after a Johnson County judge denied his argument to be transferred to juvenile.
Woman sexually harassed by Highland teacher loses suit against school district
Samuel Fies first targeted K.B., around September 2011, when she was 17 years old through a computer dating service. He sent her sexually explicit messages under the name “s10renew.”
Lawsuit from fired Cathedral High teacher over same-sex marriage is dismissed
A trial court has dismissed the lawsuit of a gay teacher who says he was fired from Cathedral High School because of his same-sex marriage.
‘Life just isn’t fair’: 18-day-old baby, mother killed in crash
A 23-year-old mom and her 18-day-old baby died after a crash Sunday. IMPD says the investigation is ongoing.
WATCH NOW: Fallen Indiana State Police personnel remembered during annual service
“When they departed this life that we still enjoy, they left memories of warm friendships and of loyalty and devotion to the service.”
Trader Joe’s drops senior hours at many stores. Does your location still offer COVID hours?
Does Trader Joe’s offer senior hours? The retailer has cut the COVID hours at many stores. Costco, Walmart and Target continue to have senior hours.
Business snapshots: Schaaf Window, Same Day Tees, Rockler Woodworking
Meet Schaaf Window, Same Day Tees and Rockler Woodworking.
Lake commissioners rebut sheriff’s claims about electronic monitoring contract
Matthew Fech, attorney for the county’s three-member executive board, said Friday there is much more to the story than the sheriff disclosed in a news release blaming ICU Monitoring.
Contractor gets probation for illicit dumping in Gary wetland
The Times reported two years ago the South Holland firm dumped the debris in the dead of night into a Gary wetland that flows into the Grand Calumet River and Lake Michigan.