SOUTH BEND — Lack of consistency has haunted the Notre Dame men’s basketball team all season, and Wednesday night’s performance against No. 20 Virginia Tech was no different.
INDIANAPOLIS – Before taking questions from the assembled media on Wednesday’s video conference call, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay provided a gentle reminder he’s not permitted to speak about any player under contract to another team.
Starting next week the Health Department is expecting 2,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine. Previously the department has been receiving 400 doses a week.
BLOOMINGTON — Charlton Warren said there was plenty appealing about the Indiana defensive coordinator job — the talent returning, the scheme and the LEO culture set by IU football coach Tom Allen.
Your decision about signing up for Medicare at age 65 depends on several things, including whether you already receive Social Security payments, whether you're covered by group health insurance from a current employer and whether you want to contribute to a Health Savings Account.
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According to the state, approximately 57% of the 470,000 Hoosiers over the age of 70, or 262,000 Hoosiers, had been vaccinated or scheduled their appointment.
Problems with the state’s new vital records-keeping system continue to plague officials three weeks after funeral directors and doctors first reported bugs.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana health officials have lowered the risk level for coronavirus spread in more of the state’s counties, leaving only five rural counties in the most dangerous category.
A look at the week that was for Indiana State's men's basketball team after it swept Southern Illinois on Monday and Tuesday.
In the midst of the global pandemic, Hoosier voters were asked to stay home during the June primary and vote absentee without an excuse.
Indiana State's men's basketball team defeated Southern Illinois 71-59 on Tuesday at Hulman Center. It was ISU's fourth straight win and fifth in six games.
CLARK COUNTY — The Greater Clark County Schools board approved a plan to implement $5.5 million in budget cuts, including the closing of Bridgepoint Elementary and Corden Porter.
INDIANAPOLIS — There’s only one question that really matters right now for the Indianapolis Colts, and Marcus Brady was immediately asked a form of it Tuesday as he met the media for the first time as the team’s offensive coordinator.
JEFFERSONVILLE — The second night of Clark County CARES annual Drug Facts week included a new component — a video rich with resources for those living with or affected by addiction.
The local real estate market showed an uncanny resilience in bouncing back from a spring downturn brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
I still have some vivid memories of Super Bowl 46, hosted in downtown Indianapolis nine years ago.
BLOOMINGTON — For the players that achieved it, Indiana’s perfect 1975-76 basketball season was more about the process than the results.
News of the pandemic devastating the restaurant industry seems exaggerated here in Boone County. At least as far as Parky’s Smokehouse on the north side of Lebanon is concerned. Owner Mike Baran created several new concepts to combat the effects of COVID-19.
SOUTHERN INDIANA — The Clark County Health Department is awaiting state guidance on how to proceed with the additional 1,200 vaccine doses it received this week, in light of new information recently issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on second doses.
In a past column I featured two of the most unique Indiana State Forests, Greene-Sullivan and Covered Bridge. The latter at only 300 acres is also the smallest Indiana State Forest, but is in reality a State Forest Retreat and is set up more for family recreation. Greene-Sullivan is an area that was once stripped for coal and later reclaimed and allowed to revert back to nature with over 100 lakes that were pits that have been allowed to fill with water and are now great places to catch large fish.
Four new COVID-19 deaths in Vigo County are reported in today's coronavirus update from state health officials.
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Frey, Kent Conn, 86, of Kokomo, visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021, at Shirley & Stout Funeral Home, 1315 W. Lincoln Road, Kokomo. Friends are invited to watch the funeral service via webcast, which can be accessed through a link on his obituary page tha…
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