Month: May 2022
Judge reschedules trial for man charged in Portage High student’s shooting death
The judge allowed a defense attorney time to speak with the defendant, who could be heard saying, “I never told you to put that motion in” and, “That’s frivolous.”
Braun wants warning label for TV shows with LGBTQ characters, content
U.S. Sen. Mike Braun wants a warning label slapped on children’s television programming that contains lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender characters, or issues relating to gender or sexuality.
Purdue transfer Eric Hunter back home, may solve Butler basketball’s point guard issue
The 6-4 Eric Hunter Jr., a transfer from Purdue, posted on social media Friday he has committed to the Bulldogs.
IMPD officers arrest Indy man connected to January east side fatal shooting
IMPD asking any one who has information about the murder of Derrick Mooney to come forward.
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor billboard showcases wind turbines
A new Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor billboard on Interstate 65 highlights the deepwater port’s role in importing wind turbines.
Behind the scenes of our reporting on Indianapolis’ growing fatal crash problem
And why it shouldn’t be overlooked.
Driver identified in fatal U.S. 30 crash
Autopsy and toxicology results are pending.
Bomb threat clears Merrillville middle school second time in a month, official confirms
Police were called in and were still on scene at the middle school early Friday afternoon, Stuckert said.
WATCH NOW: McDermott challenges Young to nine debates to help decide U.S. Senate race
“I challenge Todd Young to nine debates,” McDermott declared. “I want one debate in each congressional district.”