Month: June 2021
Indianapolis man sentenced for racist intimidation of neighbor, including cross burning
In what the FBI called “vile conduct,” Shepherd Hoehn also burned a cross and played the Confederate minstrel song, “Dixie,” on repeat.
Mike Pence booed, called ‘traitor’ while speaking at conservative convention
Former Vice President Mike Pence was booed and met with chants of “Traitor!” while speaking at a conservative conference in Florida on Friday.
Storms, fist-sized hail move into Indianapolis area
The worst weather is expected from 5-11 p.m. The storm is accompanied by a risk of flooding overnight.
Who will the Pacers hire as their new coach? See who the oddsmakers favor
The former coach of the Portland Trailblazers leads the way in the latest BetOnline odds, while the longtime coach in Dallas sits in second.
Late Brebeuf President Patrick Sheehy accused of abusing a minor in 1978
Sheehy was president of the school from 1987 until his death in 1992. The incident occurred in 1978.
Meet these students from Merrillville High School who became certified nursing assistants
Nine students from the Merrillville Community School Corporation were recognized at a Board of School Trustees meeting in May for completing the requirements to become certified nursing assistants.
Indianapolis minor league teammates cherish College World Series memories, set for duel
Jason Delay was part of Vanderbilt’s 2014 and 2015 College World Series teams. Jared Oliva played during Arizona’s 2016 run. Now they’re teammates.
‘We have a day!’: Married couple spend years growing Indianapolis Juneteenth celebrations
James and Twjonia Webb, the couple behind Indy Juneteenth, anticipate the crowd size will “triple or double” that of their last in-person event.