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Mike Glazier has developed something close to a one-man monopoly on representing collegiate athletic departments in NCAA enforcement cases, and he's Missouri's man for its appeal. Has his longstanding approach to self-reporting violations helped or hurt the Tigers? […]

Was one of the biggest decisions in MU's history as much of a boon as it was advertised to be? […]

Unemployment plunged steeply across Northwest Indiana in September, falling by as much as 1 percentage point in East Chicago and Michigan City. […]

* INDIANAPOLIS — A new state law directs Indiana doctors and hospitals to compile and submit a detailed report every time a woman seeks treatment for a physical or psychological condition that is in any way connected to a past […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The State Board of Education approved a major overhaul of Indiana's high school graduation requirements Wednesday, despite significant concerns from Hoosier educators about how the changes will be implemented. […]

Dresses suddenly, mysteriously appeared one morning on the second floor of an abandoned motel on Dunes Highway in Gary. […]

INDIANAPOLIS — One man left Lucas Oil Stadium with a smile on his face Sunday despite the humiliating 27-0 defeat of the Indianapolis Colts by the Jacksonville Jaguars. […]

Hammond, Gary and Northwest Indiana have submitted bids for Amazon's widely coveted second headquarters, which could invest $5 billion and employ up to 50,000 employees making six-figure salaries over the next 15 years. […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law Thursday a two-year state spending plan that has the potential to grow Northwest Indiana's economy and improve its quality of life for decades to come. […]

INDIANAPOLIS — "You are going to smell asphalt morning, noon and night." […]

INDIANAPOLIS — It is almost certain that the state will spend $6 million a year through 2037 to fund the double-tracking of the South Shore Line between Gary and Michigan City. […]

WASHINGTON, Ind. — When a family loses a baby in Daviess County, Sarah Morrison is often the first person they see. […]

Tabitha Castaneda felt her baby son's heart take its last beat. […]

INDIANAPOLIS — "How would you tell if he was truly choking," nurse Amber Burleson asked D'Ondra Gomes, who was holding her 6-month-old son, Kai'Dian, while sitting on her couch in the fall of 2016. […]

INDIANAPOLIS — "How would you tell if he was truly choking," nurse Amber Burleson asked D'Ondra Gomes, who was holding her 6-month-old son, Kai'Dian, while sitting on her couch last fall. […]

FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Andrea Daniels held her baby son as he drew his last breaths. She rocked him and sang, God has smiled on me ... He has set me free ... God has smiled on me ... He's […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A Hoosier lawmaker hoping to permanently end abortion in Indiana could get an assist from a U.S. Supreme Court reshaped by Republican President-elect Donald Trump. […]

PORTER — U.S. Congressman Pete Visclosky, D-Ind., wants to change the name of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, making it the first to be called a national park in Indiana and providing it with full tourism benefits and added recognition. […]

SCHERERVILLE — For Donna Okleshen, her son's death came as a relief of sorts. […]

Dean V. White was a developer, hotelier, theater impresario and major marketer, but never a self-promoter. […]

State Sen. Earline Rogers recalls pouring coffee in the Gary mayor's conference room when, "I saw a hand reach out and heard, 'Hello, I'm Donald Trump.' " […]

It's that time of the year again, when people get revved up to check out all the glistening new and crazy cool concept cars at the Chicago Auto Show. […]

INDIANAPOLIS | The Indiana General Assembly adjourned for the year late Wednesday night, its last vote just two minutes before deadline, ending a four-month roller coaster ride that repeatedly veered between state-damaging controversy and honest compromise in the best interests […]