New acting U.S. attorney named for Northern District of Indiana
Nommay transitioned from the civil to the criminal division in 1992, where she prosecuted a wide range of criminal cases.
Month: June 2021
‘They shot so many times’: Man shot dead Monday at northeast apartment complex identified
One person is dead and another is in critical condition after a shooting Monday in the 2900 block of Priscilla Avenue.
Whting again cancels Fourth of July parade
The city’s traditional Fourth of July parade has been canceled for the second straight year, but there will be fireworks.
Westfield mayor, clerk-treasurer agree to dismiss lawsuit over access to records
Westfield Mayor Andy Cook alleged that Clerk-Treasurer Cindy Gossard refused to provide appointed investigators with access to city information.
Tax caps reduce Hobart levy by $2 million
“The fact that we’re going to lose in excess of $2 million out of our $19 (million) is a pretty significant hit,” City Councilman Dave Vinzant said.
Parents of Gary homicide victim seek answers three years after killing
“When we talk about her and stuff, we become angry. We don’t become angry with each other, but we become angry with the situation,” said Simon Lillie, stepfather of Davita Ward.
Officials identify several people killed during weekend of deadly violence in Indianapolis
Another person was killed in a shooting early Monday that capped a weekend in which four other people were killed in shootings across Indianapolis.
Baseball and softball pairings
Here are the pairings for local IHSAA prep baseball semistates, IHSA baseball regionals and IHSAA softball state finals.
Colts OC: Second-year QB Jacob Eason has taken “the next step”
No one in the organization knows Jacob Eason like Marcus Brady, and the Colts OC believes Eason has taken a big step forward in Year 2.
Briggs: Kill City Market to save it
City Market in Indianapolis is unsustainable, metro columnist James Briggs writes. It needs a reboot.