Donaldson is motivated by 21st Century’s upset loss in a regional last year.
In 2nd season as captain, Jacolby Donaldson makes sure nothing can ‘interfere’ with 21st Century’s playoff run
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Election board complaint about Trump T-shirt at polling place put off until April
The ruling on a complaint filed by a Cedar Lake poll worker against a police officer, who refused to conceal his “Trump Make America Great Again” T-shirt while voting, will have to wait.
Portage woman gets 21 months in federal case for COVID-19 fund fraud
U.S. District Judge Philip Simon told Kathelia Hopkins that he tried to give federal defendants a break nearly every day. In her case – after defrauding the U.S. Small Business Administration of over $400,000 in COVID-19 relief money – he found he couldn’t.
Fast fashion debate draws quick assertions; Chesterton, Valparaiso students weigh benefits, drawbacks
Environmental concerns were put on the scale against economic benefits and individual expression as students from Chesterton and Valparaiso high schools weighed the merits of fast fashion.
Indiana appeals court upholds convictions for murders and child molesting
The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld a trio of convictions for murder and child molesting Monday.
Tallian elected to lead Indiana Democrats
Former state Senator Karen Tallian was elected as the Indiana Democratic Party on Saturday, becoming the first woman from Northwest Indiana to serve in the role.
SSCVA approves funding for Optimist Lake project; sees another drop in innkeepers tax numbers
The South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority will help the city of Hammond round out funding for an Optimist Lake project.
Slager, Dernulc face questions about Medicaid, property taxes at Schererville town hall
Residents asked Indiana State Rep. Hal Slager and State Sen. Dan Dernulc, R-Highland, direct questions about Medicaid, property taxes and education during a town hall meeting in Schererville Saturday.
‘I made a big mistake’: East Chicago teen, 16, charged with 17-year-old’s murder
An East Chicago teen, 16, is facing charges for gunning down a 17-year-old. Afterward, crying, the alleged shooter told his relative: “I made a big mistake.”
Community news: Kankakee Marsh, art show, cultural grants, smoking cessation and more
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