AL Central-leading White Sox complete sweep of Twins
The AL Central-leading White Sox won their fourth straight after losing seven of nine.
Month: July 2021
Trial reset for January for man charged in triple homicide, arson
Reginald J. Carter has pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder and one count of arson in connection with the shooting deaths of his girlfriend, Yoasha Carter; her aunt Nefretiri Jones, 51; and her cousin Dwayne Jones, 33.
Tri-Creek School Corp. names new superintendent
Although he was content in his previous job, Andy Anderson said he decided to apply for the role of superintendent because some of the best times of his life were in Lowell.
Chicago Assembly Plant to idle for most of July because of semiconductor shortage
Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant will be idled for most of July with production cutbacks stretching into August because of the worldwide semiconductor shortage.
‘Love’ comes back to Michigan City
David Graham, associate artistic director of Michigan City’s Canterbury Summer Theatre, has an idea why the musical comedy “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” has been a worldwide hit for more than a quarter century.
U.S. House approves funding for Northwest Indiana road projects
Four significant Northwest Indiana road projects are included in the annual federal infrastructure legislation approved Thursday by the Democratic-controlled U.S. House.
Butler basketball’s first 2022 recruit is 6-10 Missouri prospect Connor Turnbull
Connor Turnbull lacks a player ranking from 247Sports or Rivals but had offers from four other programs: Missouri, Kansas St., Saint Louis and Indiana St.
Holcomb leaving Indiana July 5 for one-week trade mission to Qatar
On Monday, the Republican chief executive will fly to Qatar a nation of 2.7 million people living on a peninsula that extends into the Persian Gulf from the east side of Saudi Arabia.
Men point gun at woman’s head, rob her of car, police say
A woman was carjacked Tuesday at gunpoint as she sat in her vehicle outside an apartment complex, police said.
Youths must participate in second chance program to avoid minor charges, prosecutor says
The program gives youths accused of low-level, non-violent offenses one-year memberships to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Indianapolis, avoiding charges.