Новости за 22.07.2018

BREMEN, Ind. — Indiana State Police are targeting drivers who fail to abide by the state’s “move over” law. The statewide patrols began Sunday and continue through Saturday. Under Indiana law, drivers should change lanes to steer clear of emergency or work vehicles stopped on the side of the road. If a lane change isn’t

NEWPORT, R.I. — Steve Johnson continued his long road back and success this year by capturing the Hall of Fame Open on Sunday. The 28-year-old American defeated Ramkumar Ramanathan, of India, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2, on Newport’s grass court for his fourth career ATP title and second this season. When it was over, Johnson pointed to

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A priest says South Bend’s Hispanic community is hurting after a young mother died when a police car struck her vehicle as she was returning home from work. Erica Flores died early Friday when South Bend police officer Justin Gorny’s patrol car collided with her vehicle in an intersection. The 22-year-old

MUNCIE, Ind. — An ongoing audit of Muncie Community Schools has delayed a $12 million state loan the financially struggling central Indiana school district needs to continue its recovery. State-appointed emergency manager Steve Edwards told school board members last week that the loan has been delayed by a forensic audit that’s needed to identify potential

BRANSON, Mo. — The 17 people killed when a tourist boat capsized in a Missouri lake included nine members of one family, a couple celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary and a grandmother who family members say saved her granddaughter’s life. A memorial service was scheduled for Sunday afternoon for those who died when the vessel,

Rene Portland, who coached Penn State’s women’s basketball team to national prominence, has died after a three-year fight with cancer. She was 65. D’Anjolell Memorial Home of Broomall in Pennsylvania confirmed her death Sunday. Portland took over what was already a successful program in 1980 and built it into one that frequently dominated play in

YORK, Pa. — A man who had been kicked out of a bar following his racial remarks to a black patron later shot and killed another man who may have gone outside to try to make peace, police said. The victim, Chad Merrill, was shot early Saturday outside the Red Rose Restaurant and Lounge in

CINCINNATI — An opera based on Pink Floyd’s album “The Wall” has made its U.S. debut in Cincinnati. “Another Brick in the Wall” opened Friday at Music Hall. It premiered in Montreal last year. Pierre Dufour’s production follows a rock singer named Pink, who relives pivotal moments in his life during a stay at a

In the battle of two very different sequels at the box office this weekend, Denzel Washington’s action pic “The Equalizer 2” has narrowly won out over the ABBA jukebox musical “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.” Studios on Sunday estimate that the R-rated Denzel Washington joint grossed $35.8 million from North American theaters over the

CARCASSONNE, France — With the Pyrenees looming, Geraint Thomas had his last calm ride wearing the yellow jersey at the Tour de France on Sunday. The Welshman’s rivals for cycling’s most prestigious prize, which include teammate Chris Froome in second place, mostly held back over the hilly Stage 15 with a decisive final week of

CARCASSONNE, France — Magnus Cort Nielsen of Denmark sprinted away from two other challengers to win Stage 15 of the Tour de France on Sunday, while Geraint Thomas had no trouble holding the overall lead for a fourth consecutive day The Astana rider claimed his first career win at the Tour after staying ahead of

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. — Contractors are nearly finished leveling a public housing complex in northwestern Indiana two years after about 1,000 residents were told to leave because of lead and arsenic contamination. The Post-Tribune reports that demolition of the West Calumet Housing Complex is set for completion in August, but questions remain about what will

JOHANNESBURG — The United States says it is “deeply concerned” about South Sudan’s peace process and “skeptical” that President Salva Kiir and opposition leader Riek Machar can oversee an end to a five-year civil war. The White House press secretary’s statement also condemns the extension of Kiir’s time in office until 2021 and says the

TIPTON, Ind. — A new book is taking a fresh look at the mysterious 1965 death of an Indiana teenager whose body was found near her neatly-folded clothing. Seventeen-year-old Olene Emberton was found dead along a road on Oct. 18, 1965, two days after she vanished after going on a date. Emberton’s clothes were folded

LONDON — Who doesn’t like birthdays? Britain’s Prince William and his wife Kate have released a new photo of their son Prince George to mark his fifth birthday. The photo shows George grinning in the garden of Clarence House after the christening of his younger brother Prince Louis on July 9. George is third in

VATICAN CITY — The Latest on immigration into Europe (all times local): 8:15 p.m. Spain’s Maritime Rescue Service says it has picked up 447 people who were trying to cross to the Mediterranean Sea from northern Africa. The service said it rescued 257 migrants from 20 boats Sunday in the Strait of Gibraltar, the closest

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland — The Latest on the British Open (all times local): 3 p.m. Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele, the last pairing in the final round of the British Open, have teed off at Carnoustie where quite a stiff wind is blowing. Tiger Woods has parred his first two holes and remains four shots back

MASVINGO, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe’s former leader Robert Mugabe has been forced out but he’s hardly faded away. Ahead of this month’s historic election, dozens of people in T-shirts with his image danced to anti-government songs while vowing revenge. The 94-year-old Mugabe, who led this southern African nation through 37 turbulent years before his dramatic, military-backed

CAIRO — Libya’s coast guard says it has intercepted 40 migrants in the Mediterranean Sea, near its shores, bound for Europe. Coast guard spokesman Ayoub Gassim says a boat carrying 31 men, eight women and a child was stopped on Saturday off the coast of the western city of Zuwara. He said on Sunday the

JAKARTA, Indonesia — A 15-year-old Indonesian girl who was raped by her brother has been sentenced to six months in prison for having an abortion, police said Sunday. Both the girl and her brother were convicted Thursday by the District Court of Muara Bulian in Batanghari district in Jambi province, said Singgih Hermawan, deputy chief

BEIRUT — Lebanon has for decades struggled with daily power cuts that leave residents sweating through their shirts summer after sticky summer. The bankrupt national power company, unable to build new power plants, has been buying electricity from Turkish barges docked off-shore. Last week, Lebanon received its third floating power station — the 235-megawatt Esra

A look at what’s happening around the majors Sunday: POWER SURGE Matt Carpenter tries to homer in his seventh straight game when the Cardinals complete a five-game series against the rival Cubs at Wrigley Field. The teams split a day-night doubleheader Saturday and Carpenter homered in both ends — even though he didn’t start the

ROME — Jeep executive Mike Manley will be the new CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles after longtime leader Sergio Marchionne’s health suddenly deteriorated following surgery. The announcement after an emergency board meeting Saturday marked the end of the Marchionne era, which included the turnaround of failing Fiat, the takeover of bankrupt U.S. automaker Chrysler and

PHOENIX — Tom Murphy’s two-out, pinch-hit solo home run in the eighth inning lifted the Colorado Rockies to a 6-5 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night. The Rockies overcame an early three-run deficit for their season-high seventh straight win. Colorado moved past Arizona into second place in the NL West and clinched its

SAN FRANCISCO — English captain Tom Mitchell found some space on the pitch about 30 meters away from the try line. He glanced to his left and saw a big patch of open field so he lofted a high kick toward the sideline. Phil Burgess did the rest. The English flanker caught the ball at