Новости за 26.07.2020

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana man charged with killing his 10-year-old son will be returned back to his home state from Missouri. Anthony Dibiah has been jailed in Macon, Missouri since his July 19 arrest after being pulled over by the state’s highway patrol, WRTV reported. Prosecutors in Marion County charged the 37-year-old in his son’s

LAFAYETTE, Ind — Authorities have released additional police video footage and 911 audio in the May arrest of a Black northwestern Indiana man who was mauled by a police dog while being arrested for suspected battery. A special prosecutor and the state police are investigating allegations that three Lafayette police officers used excessive force when

CAMARILLO, Calif. — The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline inched up less than penny over the past two weeks to $2.25 per gallon. That’s 56 cents below the average pump price from a year ago. Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg of the Lundberg Survey said Sunday it’s the smallest rise in prices seen since late

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana reported 860 new confirmed cases of coronavirus and eight deaths on Sunday, a day ahead of a statewide mask mandate. The Indiana State Department of Health said Sunday that overall 62,372 people in the state have tested positive for COVID-19. Over 2,706 people have died from it. Gov. Eric Holcomb has announced

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis firefighter crews have helped a woman who was boating recover her prosthetic leg that fell into the water. Fire officials said crews were finishing a training exercise on Geist Reservoir when a woman lost the leg while spending the day on her family’s anchored pontoon boat. “Without hesitation, the crew gathered their

NEW YORK — So you’ve probably read a lot about “cancel culture.” Or know about a new poll that shows a plurality of Americans disapproving of it. Or you may have heard about a letter in Harper’s Magazine condemning censorship and intolerance. But can you say exactly what “cancel culture” is? Some takes: — “It

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Actor John Saxon, a versatile actor with a lengthy and prolific career who starred with Bruce Lee in “Enter the Dragon” and appeared in several “Nightmare on Elm Street” movies, has died at his home in Tennessee, according to the Hollywood Reporter. He was 83. The entertainment news outlet quotes Saxon’s wife,

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis nonprofit group founded by a Latina welder is offering training workshops to help others long underrepresented in the filed venture into welding. Consuelo Poland, 31, was the only woman and the only woman of color in her class when she got a welding certificate seven years ago in Michigan. In 2017,

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana communities with fewer than 15,000 residents are being offered a chance at hosting an exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution. Indiana Humanities says six communities will be selected through an application process to host Water/Ways, a national touring exhibit that highlights the role water plays in daily lives and allows each host community

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A federal judge has ordered a new trial for a man who was 14 when he was convicted more than a decade ago in the fatal shooting of a northern Indiana man. Dentrell Brown, 26, is entitled to a new trial because his lawyers at trial and in a post-conviction appeal

KOKOMO, Ind. — Inside Luke Daily’s barn hangs a sign that reads, “It takes a family to run a farm.” For Daily, a fourth-generation farmer, the phrase couldn’t be more accurate. Started by Daily’s great-grandfather, Daily’s Farm has provided fresh food to the local community for decades. Along with growing 200 acres of tomatoes for

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — “Not now” doesn’t mean “not ever.” Emorja Roberson knew that he wanted to lead the music ministry in a church, and when a woman who was his church’s minister moved away, Roberson made his desire known. He was a grade school student in Florida at the time. “When she left, I