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Indiana Man Sentenced In 2017 Bartender Death Seeks Appeal
In January, Dillard was sentenced to a maximum of 65 years in the murder of 23-year-old Nicole Gland. The Portage woman was stabbed more than 20 times before her body was found in her SUV.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools Will Spend $300K This Year To Enroll 4-Year-Olds
Some Indiana elementary schools continue to enroll 4-year-olds in spite of a new law that says the state will no longer fund these students
Developers To Host Public Discussions About Former Bloomington Kmart Location
Developers will host multiple workshops later this month to discuss their plans for Bloomington’s former eastside Kmart location.
Firefighters Rescue 6 People After Boat Capsizes Near Marina
Firefighters found six people clinging to the sides of the boat about 8 p.m. Friday near the Hammond Marina, the (Northwest Indiana) Times reported.
Teen Convicted In December Shooting Outside Lafayette Mall
Iyon Erves wept after Tippecanoe Circuit Judge Sean Persin convicted the teen Thursday of attempted murder and attempted battery with a deadly weapon following a bench trial.
Software Woes Prompt Format Change For Indiana’s Bar Exam
The state’s high court issued an order specifying that test questions for the exam would be sent by email to applicants, who will also be allowed to refer to notes and course materials during the test.
Justice Department Schedules 2 Additional Federal Executions
The executions of Christopher Andre Vialva and William Emmett LeCroy are both scheduled to be carried out in late September. The government carried out three executions in July, and two others had been set previously for August.
Pandemic Forces Nonprofits To Close, Cut Back On Programs
Between revenue declines and fundraiser cancellations, about 60% of not-for-profit groups have suspended or ended programs such as summer camps, after-school programs, mentorships and volunteer programs.
Indiana Girl, 2, Dies 2 Days After Being Caught In Crossfire
Police said the girl’s mother, who was not injured in Wednesday night’s shooting, did not know the people who traded gunfire in the parking lot at the Kennedy Crossing Apartment Complex in Hammond.
Indiana Student, School Staff Member Test Positive For Virus
In the Greenfield-Central Community School Corporation, 20 miles east of Indianapolis, a student tested positive for the virus on the first day back to class.
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