Woman found dead in Indianapolis alley now identified as Jennifer Butrum
The cause of death is not known at this time, but will be determined by the Marion County Coroner’s Office, according to the release.
Month: September 2021
Mind on Money: Evaluating potential income tax changes
Over the past nine months, one of the largest concerns of clients and investors I talk to has involved the potential tax changes associated with the new administration and Democratic Party majority in Congress.
Grammar Guy: What’s really on the menu?
Restaurant menus have gone through a rapid evolution over the past few years. Gone are the doorstop-thick novels at places like The Cheesecake Factory; they’ve been replaced with QR codes so we can scroll through appetizers and entrees on our…
Arrow McLaren SP announces multi-year title sponsor extension with Arrow Electronics
Now closing in on a decade-long partnership, Arrow Electronics has signed a multi-year extension with Arrow McLaren SP and McLaren F1.
Hammond looking to expand Sportsplex, add more volleyball courts
The Hammond Sportsplex has proved so successful that the city is looking at expanding it to add more volleyball courts after just a few years.
Kankakee Valley teammates Chris Varela Carrera, Brandon Ruvalcaba defend the goal and the country
Kankakee Valley’s Chris Varela Carrera and Brandon Ruvalcaba spent their summer in basic training with the National Guard at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri.
IU quarterback Michael Penix has struggled in 2021; his top receiver hasn’t helped him
Ty Fryfogle, the 2020 Big Ten Receiver of the Year, hasn’t been able to consistently deliver the big plays IU’s offense needs this season.
Statewide project collecting pandemic poetry
Maggie Evans, a 16-year-old Kouts High School junior, was the first student to submit her poem as part of a new Indiana initiative.
Indiana Dunes National Park continues to see near-record attendance
“Our attendance was very strong again this year. We don’t have our final numbers yet for summer, but preliminary indications are that it was probably the second-highest attendance on record.”
Bears look for first win against improving Bengals
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — With quarterback Joe Burrow healed, the Cincinnati Bengals came into the season believing they were in position to improve on a dismal 2020.