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Month: July 2021
Doyel: Bobby Plump inspired the boy, then befriended the man
The story of Milan Miracle hero Bobby Plump inspired a young boy in Virginia, and decades later they have become best friends at Butler.
When each Indiana athlete is competing in the Tokyo Olympics: TV schedule and live stream
Want to show your Hoosier pride during the 2021 Tokyo Olympics? Here’s how to follow every athlete with an Indiana connection as they compete.
New medical use for former Michigan City hospital
A dedication was held Thursday for part of the old Franciscan Health hospital in Michigan City that will be put back to medical use.
Youth center to combat gun violence gets closer to goal with help of NWI organization
Rudy Leshawn Williams, 16, was reported missing last week.
Man shot at Ameristar Casino in serious condition, police say
The victim was taken from a local hospital to the University of Chicago Medical Center for treatment.
‘Educational destination’: Ribbon cutting celebrates opening of Hammond Central High School
At a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday afternoon, a few hundred people gathered to listen to speeches, learn more about new opportunities for students and take tours of the new high school.
Roosevelt grad George Taliaferro honored by Big Ten
Commissioner Kevin Warren announced during his opening remarks at Big Ten media days on Thursday that the league has set up the George and Viola Taliaferro Scholarship.
Cubs lose series to Cardinals with fourth loss in five games
Jake Marisnick’s two-run double snapped Kwang Hyun-Kim’s then MLB-best 24 2/3-inning scoreless streak.
Winfield board again defers plans for new Taft Middle School
During its Thursday meeting, the Winfield Plan Commission, for a second time, deferred a zone change for the 98.25-acre parcel the new school would occupy at 12408 Gibson St. in a 5-0 vote.