Indiana looks ahead to Sweet 16 after escaping Princeton
Indiana guard Grace Berger worked too hard for too long to watch it everything slip away Monday night at home.
Month: March 2022
East Chicago tags money for road repairs
Some $2,400,000 will go toward the Magoun Avenue Reconstruction Project and $1,750,000 will be used for the Exchange Avenue Reconstruction Project in the first district.
DeMotte man sentenced to prison for drug and gun violations
U.S. Chief District Court Judge Jon E. DeGuilio sentenced 51-year-old Ricky Shultz to 15 years Tuesday for drug and firearm violations.
Portage churches to unite in prayer for Ukraine
All are invited to attend the vigil, which will pray for the leaders and people fighting in Ukraine as well as for the refugees fleeing the war-torn country.
Developer plans 1,100-acre solar farm in northern Indiana
NEW CARLISLE, Ind. — A developer wants to build a 1,100-acre solar farm in northern Indiana that would generate enough electricity to power 25,000 homes.
Mike Braun walks back comments that interracial marriage ruling should have been left to states
Sen. Mike Braun was asked about the landmark Loving v. Virginia case after he said that questions about abortion should be up to individual states.
WATCH NOW: Sen. Braun open to U.S. Supreme Court rescinding ruling that legalized interracial marriage
U.S. Sen. Mike Braun would welcome the U.S. Supreme Court rescinding its 1967 ruling that legalized interracial marriage nationwide in favor of allowing each state to decide such issues on its own.
New Indiana law expands Medicaid health coverage through pregnancy and beyond
A new state law aims to reduce Indiana’s maternal mortality rate by ensuring pregnant Hoosiers have access to health care services for the duration of their pregnancies and beyond.
Pierce Middle School evacuated due to bomb threat, Merrillville schools says
Law enforcement is checking the building, according to a statement from Merrillville Community School Corporation.
‘It’s (expletive)’: Pat McAfee asked Chris Ballard if he’s scared to spend money. Here’s what he said.
“This is our way and this is what we’ll continue to do. I’ll continue to be kicked in the face for it until we have a little more success, but that’s OK.”