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Michigan State furious over no foul call at end of game
Michigan State was hoping a foul call might help rescue them at the end of their loss to Wisconsin on Saturday, but it never came. The Spartans lost to the Badgers 77-74 in their semifinal game of the Big Ten Tournament at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Saturday. Michigan State’s Tre Holloman missed a … The post Michigan State furious over no foul call at end of game appeared first on Larry Brown Sports .
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IU basketball legend Steve Alford bemoans state of college basketball
College basketball seemed to be at its pinnacle when Steve Alford won the national title as a senior guard for Indiana in 1987. Today the longtime head coach is concerned about the health of the sport at a time when players are free to transfer every year and receive large sums of money that have no real connection to their name, image and likeness.
hoodline.com
Traffic Disrupted on Smith Valley Road in Greenwood After Collision, Authorities Investigating
Commuters in Greenwood experienced delays yesterday as a vehicle crash on Smith Valley Road just west of US31 led to lane closures and traffic congestion. The incident, which occurred in the mid-afternoon, was promptly reported by the Greenwood Fire Department via their social media channels and attracted the attention of local authorities, with the Greenwood Police Department arriving on scene to investigate the circumstances of the collision.
FOX59 / CBS4 Indy
2 injured in County Line Road crash in Greenwood
GREENWOOD, Ind. — An investigation is underway after two people were injured in a two-car crash in Greenwood Friday night. According to the Greenwood Fire Department, shortly after 10 p.m., crews responded to a crash with entrapment near the intersection of North Emerson Avenue & County Line Road. Callers reported that a Jeep had flipped […]
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Cava Expands in Midwest, Opens First Indiana Store
Cava has opened its first unit in the Hoosier state. Today, March 14, the Mediterranean fast-casual brand opened a store in Fishers, Ind., near Indianapolis. It measures 3,000 square feet, seats 40 guests and offers digital order pickup and delivery. Cava now operates in 26 states and Washington, D.C. It...
WISH-TV
Driver trapped in flipped Jeep, person taken to hospital in Greenwood
GREENWOOD, Ind. (WISH) — A person was freed from a flipped Jeep after a serious crash closed County Line Road west of Emerson Avenue in Greenwood Friday night. The Greenwood Fire Department said after 10 p.m., they responded to a crash with entrapment on County Line Road, next to the Costco near I-65. A person […]
The Courier & Press
UPDATES: Storms bring damaging winds, reports of tornadoes to Tri-State
Evansville weather radar Severe thunderstorms made their way into the Tri-State late Friday night into early Saturday. Here's a quick recap of what forecasters said in advance of the storm system. Check back here for updates as they become available. 6:35 p.m.: Preliminary tornado data from the National Weather Service Poplar Bluff, Missouri: EF-3 tornado with estimated peak winds of 138 mph. Five miles west of Somerville, Indiana (Gibson County): EF-2 damage with estimated peak winds of 115 mph. Oakland City, Indiana (Gibson County): EF-2 damage with estimated peak winds of 117 mph. Algiers, Indiana (Pike County): EF-2 damage...
The Independent
Final moments of Delphi murder victims seen in newly released ‘Bridge Guy’ video
A full video of the mysterious “Bridge Guy” in the Delphi murders has been released on Richard Allen’s innocence website this week as his defense attorneys file a formal appeal. The 43-second video was taken by Libby German, 14, just before she and her friend Abby Williams, 13, were murdered in February 2017 near the Monon High Bridge in Delphi, Indiana . Her iPhone , which contained the infamous footage, was found underneath her body. A still photo from the footage and an audio clip of the man’s voice were previously released as police searched for suspects. The man...
South Bend Tribune
Notre Dame under investigation by Department of Education after Trump anti-DEI orders
This story has been updated to add new information. SOUTH BEND — The University of Notre Dame is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights for alleged racial discrimination, following President Donald Trump's orders to abolish diversity, equity and inclusion programs in K-12 and higher education institutions. In a letter sent to campuses and states around the country, Craig Trainor, the Education Department's acting assistant secretary for civil rights, calls these programs discriminatory to white and Asian American students. He adds that schools reliant on federal money are now prohibited from “using race in...