Big Ten football media day live updates: Fitzgerald: ‘It’s a bonafide job’ on players embracing NIL
Players and coaches from all 14 Big Ten teams were in Indianapolis the week for the Big Ten Football Media Days held between July 22-23.
Month: July 2021
Valparaiso gymnastics coach Lorie Cook retires after 46 seasons, record 13 state titles
“Lorie Cook is in a category all by herself,” Valpo athletics director Stacey Adams said. “What she has done with the Valparaiso gymnastics team in the last 46 years is unbelievable.”
Porter County driver left trail from hit-and-run crash, police say
Police said solving a recent hit-and-run crash was as easy as following a trail of liquids left behind by the damaged vehicle.
$500M opioid settlement jeopardized by localities opting out to pursue their own cases
The settlement only happens if enough local governments sign on, and many of Indiana’s largest communities are looking to pursue their own cases.
Region represented on both sides USA Volleyball national title
Caroline Krueger (Lake Central) and her teammates, many of whom are from the Region, knocked off a Michio team led by Munster stars Haley Melby and Sarah Morton
Accused attempted murderer asks for a change of venue, citing worldwide media coverage
Accused Lafayette attempted murderer James Brian Chadwell is still being investigated for ties to the Delphi murders, and is seeking a venue change.
Firefighters, police to be lauded for rescuing apartment dwellers from blaze
When emergency officials arrived on scene at 5:30 a.m. on the day in question, they found several residents trapped and surrounded by flames, the city said.
$9.2 million Taggart Amphitheatre is now hosting concerts. This is what to expect.
The Taggart Amphitheatre is now open for concerts. It will be the home for Indy Shakes and a venue that connects with Riverside neighbors.
Project targets congestion on the Borman Expressway
Public meetings will give people the opportunity to learn about, comment on possible traffic mitigation strategies.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: More recognition needed
I read the July 16 Times article regarding the renaming of the Geminus building to honor Robert Krumwied, the co-founder of the management services corporation. While I do not begrudge Mr. Krumwied’s recognition for his dedication to the human services…