Carmel boys swimming set national record, then just kept going on way to 8th-straight title
“The state meet was won last night (in prelims), and you try to win the national championship on Saturday.”
Month: February 2022
Public hearing set for proposed roundabout at U.S. 231 and Cline Avenue
Project representatives will be available to answer questions during an open house beginning at 5 p.m. and again after the presentation.
Michigan State snaps slump with 68-65 win over No. 4 Purdue
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Tom Izzo was choked up as he walked off the court, and the emotional display had nothing to do with matching Bob Knight’s record for the most wins by a men’s basketball coach at a Big…
U.S. Steel names new board member
The Pittsburgh-based steelmaker, one of the Region’s largest industrial companies and the founder of the city of Gary as a mill town more than century ago, elected Terry L. Dunlap to its board of directors.
Cedar Lake Park Board returns after 11 years
“Now that some time has gone by and we have some fresh blood and new ideas and some funding to pull off those ideas, I think this board will operate at a very high level.”
‘He shot a crowd’: Two wounded by gunshots at Indianapolis Jewish Community Center
Two people were shot Saturday, Feb. 26, 2022 at the Jewish Community Center. Police are on scene and ask people to avoid area around JCC Indianapolis.
Former Pacers coach Dick Versace dies at 81
Versace went 73-87 in parts of three seasons as the Pacers coach
Man identified by police, was discovered dead on Indianapolis’ north side in February
A death on Indianapolis’ north side that was discovered by law enforcement Friday night is being investigated as a homicide.
Steel imports rose by 43% in 2021
The United States imported 31.47 million tons of steel last year, a 43% increase that followed a rollback in tariffs.
Insider: Analyzing IU basketball coach Mike Woodson’s timeout decisions
Breakdown of some good and some bad from Mike Woodson’s out-of-timeout play calls.