Colts to interview Jim Schwartz, known for his aggressive scheme, for defensive coordinator
When Colts coach Frank Reich was offensive coordinator for the Eagles team that won Super Bowl LII, Schwartz was the defensive coordinator.
Month: January 2022
Purdue Northwest hockey player in battle of his life following devastating car crash
Rushed to the University of Wisconsin Hospitals in Madison, Tyler Hoffman endured two brain surgeries within 36 hours, and all told has had four operations since his accident.
House Republicans set to interfere in free market to aid energy companies
House Republicans are poised to cripple state government operations out of sympathy for fossil fuel enterprises whose product cost and pollution output have left them disfavored by the free market.
New Indiana Dunes National Park entrance fees raise concerns about accessibility
“I’m furious. The park should be free for all, or at least residents of the area. Relying on the honor system to do this is going to turn everyone who happens on a trail into a ‘fare dodger.'”
When Zionsville sees Pike, the Eagles rise to the challenge. But Ryan Conwell rose higher.
Ryan Conwell’s senior night heroics lift Pike over Zionsville in back-and-forth basketball game Saturday night.
Futures File: Gas and crude blow up
Both natural gas and West Texas crude oil prices exploded to new contract highs Friday on the news a federal judge would void the largest offshore U.S. sale of oil and gas acreage in history. A U.S. District Court judge…
States crack down on radical bail group helping free violent criminals
States like Indiana are looking to stop … a charitable bail organization from stepping in to pay for the release of criminals back onto Indianapolis’ streets.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Supply chain issues cause our inflation
With inflation at a 40-year high, many are asking why. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize there are too many dollars (which the government literally threw at everyone) and too few goods to purchase (due to supply chain…
The absurdity of looking like America
If “looking like America” is a standard, it will be an ever-moving goalpost that would surely distract businesses from providing value for their shareholders.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Turkey symbolizes hypocrisy with wild animals
The story on Jan. 15, “DNR euthanizes nuisance turkey” should have read “Game Warden kills wild turkey.” Aren’t game wardens supposed to protect wildlife? Why wasn’t it captured and released somewhere else? I would gladly have given it a safe……