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Days After Man’s Death, Funeral Home Finds Bullet Wound
Medics didn’t tell officers about anything out of the ordinary, and a police report didn’t indicate any suspicious circumstances or anything criminal in nature at the scene, said Lt. Brian Paine with East Chicago police.
Gary Police Seek Public’s Tips In Beating Death Of Man, 70
Police are asking anyone with information on Perry’s death to call the Gary Metro-Homicide Unit at 219-755-3855 or the Gary Police Department Crime Tip Line at 866-CRIME-GP.
Prominent Indiana Republican Says He's Voting For Biden
John Mutz, who writes that he remains “a proud Republican,” is the most prominent Indiana Republican to publicly rebuke Trump.
IU School Of Medicine Awarded Grant For Opioid Withdrawal Drug Development
The Indiana University School of Medicine received a grant of up to $12.3 million aimed at developing a new drug that could potentially help treat opioid withdrawal syndrome.
Hoosier Judge Amy Coney Barrett Nominated To Supreme Court
Barrett was previously a law professor at Notre Dame and has been hailed as the heir to the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
State COVID Restrictions Lifted, Safe Voting, Federal Executions | Indiana Newsdesk
Is lifting the state’s COVID restrictions driven by science or politics? Local election officials are working to make sure poll workers and voters feel safe. Seven men have been executed this year in Terre Haute. And we remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s visit to IU.
IU Chief To Ask Trustees To Strike Name Of Eugenics Backer
President Michael A. McRobbie said he will ask the trustees next week to removed the name of David Starr Jordan from a classroom building, a parking garage and a campus creek.
Here's What You Need To Know About Local Gathering Size Restrictions
The current county health order will stay in effect, capping private gatherings at 50 people. The city will also continue with its private gathering limit of 15 people.
Indiana Worst In Nation For Decline In Young Voter Registration
Voter registration among those newly-eligible Hoosier voters is 54 percent less this year than the last presidential election cycle, according to a new analysis from Tufts University.
Medical Expert Criticizes Federal Government’s Lethal Injection Protocol
A medical doctor says the federal government’s method of executing inmates amounts to “experimentation.”
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