Man granted bail on murder charge in former basketball player’s homicide
The defendant’s attorney, Russell Brown, wrote in court filings evidence presented during recent bail hearings showed his client wasn’t the shooter.
Month: June 2021
Man sentenced to 12 years for ‘senseless killing’ of young mother
“Not only did he destroy my life, he took my daughter from her children,” the victim’s mother said.
Ex-Purdue thrower Micaela Hazlewood 2nd in discus, needs 96 more centimeters for Olympics
Former softball player, now Olympic thrower Micaela Hazlewood has improved 53 feet since high school.
Olympic medal might be on line for Pike’s Lynna Irby in 400-meter final
The former Pike High School sprinter made the final of the women’s 400 meters Saturday night in the U.S. trials at Eugene, Ore.
Warren Little League provided ‘a place you never wanted to leave.’ Now, it’s ending.
Barring unforeseen circumstances, there will not be baseball at the Warren Little League next year for the first time since 1954.
DANIEL RIORDAN: Lessons from my ‘Pops’
This year Father’s Day falls on what would have been my dad’s 78th birthday.
Futures File: Copper crushed, lumber lunges
Following the two biggest bull markets in the history of copper and lumber trading, these two key components of the construction industry got hammered. Copper lost 10% of its value, and lumber went down 20% this week.
Scouts perform flag retirement ceremony
Hobart Boy Scout Troop 65 conducted a ceremony outside of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5365 to “retire this great symbol of freedom throughout the world,” Troop 65 Scoutmaster Bill Zato said.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Bullets and ballots
They joust through rap songs, they boast through social media. They were what Miami-Dade County Police Director Alfredo Ramirez called “feuding groups,” after three people ended up dead with at least 20 injured following a mass shooting on Memorial Day…
SCOTT SHELLADY: Be factual, not nebulous
When we can no longer agree on the facts, what can we actually agree on? That is the state of play in our country today. Something as simple as “is it his laptop or not?” becomes hourlong discussions.