High schools may have to remediate more students

INDIANAPOLIS | The Indiana House on Thursday overwhelmingly approved legislation intended to ensure high school students are ready for college classes, but a region lawmaker accused representatives of trying to do remediation "on the cheap."

CP’s Aly Tetzloff sacrifices sectional title defense for team relay shot

As a freshman last year, Crown Point’s Aly Tetzloff took her inaugural sectional by storm, winning both the 100 fly (55.26) and the 100 back (56.05).

Times announces schedule for Region Roundball Rumble

The Times Region Roundball Rumble is set to celebrate its 14th year of high school hoops this Tuesday at the Hammond Civic Center.

Munster holds Wheeler rally in girls volleyball

UNION TWP | It took five games to decide the winner between the Wheeler and Munster girls volleyball teams on Monday night. Munster came out and went on a 5-2 run to take game five, 15-11. Munster won 24-26, 25-19, 25-17, 22-25, 15-11.

Noll boys soccer team routs Lowell behind strong offense

HAMMOND | Times No. 5 Bishop Noll struck early and often Tuesday night, and there was simply nothing Lowell could do to muster a comeback.

Morton tops Noll

HAMMOND | It was senior night for Bishop Noll on Wednesday and Vanessa Hartzell did her part.

Murray has two hits, three RBIs in Portage softball win

PORTAGE | Portage coach Lisa Hayes said that Haley Hodges' getting hit by a pitch in the seventh inning turned out to be one of the best things for the team during the game against Crown Point on Thursday night. Hodges ended up scoring the game-winning run on a wild pitch by Rachael Centanni…

Prom, graduation drinkers not covered by new Indiana alcohol immunity law

INDIANAPOLIS | High school students drinking alcohol during prom and graduation seasons this year likely won't benefit from a new law intended to encourage dangerously drunken underage drinkers to get medical attention.

Local youth urged to "Get Smart About Credit"

Employees of Centier Bank are looking for classroom opportunities to teach students at local high schools the "do's and don'ts" of credit to mark National Get Smart About Credit Day, sponsored by the American Bankers Association.

Youth can learn how to "Get Smart About Credit"

Employees of Centier Bank are looking for classroom opportunities to teach students at local high schools the "do's and don'ts" of credit to mark National Get Smart About Credit Day, a financial literacy outreach program sponsored by the American Bankers Association.