IU football fires offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan; Tom Allen’s pay cut after sad 2021
Nick Sheridan was fired as Indiana football’s offensive coordinator Sunday after the Hoosiers finished last in scoring in Big Ten play.
Month: November 2021
BP diversifying but refinery and Region jobs here to stay: ‘We don’t see anything that will reduce jobs’
BP has been shifting away from fossil fuels to a more diversified energy mix that includes wind and solar.
IMPD arrests 26-year-old man for involvement in death early Sunday on northwest side
The death marks 248 homicides in Indianapolis this year with another month to go in 2021.
Youthful LaCrosse off to its best start while making program history
“Everyone is saying that LaCrosse can’t do this and LaCrosse can’t do that. It’s so special that we’re making history. We’re proving them all wrong.”
Dickens will be in the spotlight at holiday show in Munster
“Dickens’ Christmas Carol Dinner Show” takes the stage at The Center for Visual and Performing Arts in Munster Dec. 2-6.
National fentanyl crisis fueling overdose deaths across the Region
“Fentanyl is really showing up on pretty much everything,” said Kristi Chervenak, a deputy at the Porter County coroner’s office.
IMPD: Man dies Saturday from gunshot wounds on west side of Indianapolis
The death Saturday adds to the total number of homicides in Indianapolis this year.
Andrean’s ‘championship culture’ leads to three state title games in 29 days
“We all have one common goal, and that’s to succeed in everything we do whether it’s in the classroom, on the court, on the field or wherever.”
Futures File: Crude crashes on COVID worries
Oil traders fastened their seat belts Tuesday morning as President Biden announced the release of 50 million barrels of crude from the U.S. strategic stockpile. Japan, China, South Korea, India, and Great Britain added sales as well in an unsuccessful…
Ethics issues tackled at 2021 summit
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