People keep dying in collisions on Indianapolis streets. What can actually be done about it?
Pedestrians have been dying on Indianapolis streets in record numbers. Addressing the problem will require a new level of political commitment.
Month: May 2022
The making of Butler coach Thad Matta: ‘When Reggie Miller lit me up inside Hinkle, I knew’
A scrimmage at Hinkle against Miller was the deciding moment in Thad Matta’s life. “You’re not going to the NBA. We better try this coaching thing.”
‘Like family’: Fox59 anchor Fanchon Stinger reflects on nearly 30-year journalism career
After almost 30 years on TV and nearly 12 in Indianapolis, Fox59 evening anchor Fanchon Stinger is signing off to focus on her nonprofit.
Upcoming events: Soccer camp in Valparaiso June 6-10
View a list of youth and adult sporting events taking place in Northwest Indiana in the next few months.
Check out local college results from Sunday, May 1, 2022
Here’s a look at college events that took place on Sunday, and late results from Saturday, April 30, 2022
Former Valparaiso man arrested for child molestation, extradited to LaPorte County after fleeing to Mexico
A former Valparaiso resident has been arrested for child molestation after fleeing to Mexico in 2021.
Whiting gets bump in ARPA funding
“We originally received $1,075,816.14, but we recently received an additional $2,036.05,” Council President Chris Sarvanidis, D-at-large, said.
Travel: Getting a taste of Iowa City
I have fond childhood memories of gathering together with my family to watch college basketball on television in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Two of my sister-in-law’s brothers played for the Iowa Hawkeyes during the Lute Olson era, and…
Marcus Stroman outpitches Corbin Burnes, Cubs beat Brewers to avoid sweep
Patrick Wisdom homered as the Cubs ended a four-game losing streak.
Annexation clears way for Fortune 500 development
Michigan City is now 147 acres larger with City Council approval of an annexation to allow a Fortune 500 company to locate there soon.