Indianapolis man sentenced to 55 years after body found in bathtub in 2018
An Indianapolis man was sentenced Wednesday to 55 years in prison for his connection to a body that was discovered in the bathtub of his home in 2018.
Month: December 2021
Indianapolis man convicted of murder after body found in bathtub in 2018
An Indianapolis man was convicted of murder Wednesday in connection to a body that was discovered in the bathtub of his southeast side home in 2018.
Portage schools to beef up patrols after TikTok threat, superintendent says
“If you or your child become aware of any potential threat posted to social media or anywhere else, please notify a school staff member or trusted adult right away.”
The integrity of slot machine play is closely guarded
Casino Scene is a weekly feature highlighting gaming in the Region.
Ford and Salesforce roll out small business software
The automaker, which runs the Chicago Assembly Plant and Chicago Stamping Plant, plans to equip with commercial vehicles with a digital tool that would allow plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians and other small businesses do tasks like invoicing an…
BP rolling out automated checkout
The London-based energy giant, which runs the BP Whiting Refinery on the lakeshore and operates gas stations across the Region, is teaming up with Grabango for its largest multi-store rollout ever of the checkout-free technology.
Local Ivy Teach campuses celebrate distinguished alumni
Marsha Eriks from the Valparaiso campus and Chaz Jackson from the Lake County campus were two of 19 individuals across the state selected to receive the 2021 Ivy Tech Distinguished Alumni Award
COVID surge triggers new visitor rules at Northwest Health hospitals, outpatient centers
“This change is aimed to protect its patients, visitors and staff from unnecessary exposure to the COVID-19 virus,” according to Marketing and Communications Director Kelly Credit.
Indiana photojournalist files suit to stop Jan. 6 committee from seizing phone records
Harris, of Lawrenceburg, was photographing members of a far-right extremist group the day of the breach for a longtime project.
Indiana photojournalist files suit to stop Jan. 6 committee from seizing phone records
Harris, of Lawrenceburg, was photographing members of a far-right extremist group the day of the breach for a longtime project.