Lip Service: Actress Sally Kellerman, with some help from Munster High grad, busy promoting new autobiography

Hollywood actress Sally Kellerman admits of all her show biz stories from a 50-year-plus career.

Silverstone Crossing, once called 'golden' development, at standstill

HOBART | Silverstone Crossing, a commercial property once called "golden" by city officials, remains at a standstill.

Pistorius' brother facing charge in traffic death

JOHANNESBURG | The murder case involving Olympic star Oscar Pistorius took another unexpected turn Sunday with the news that his older brother, Carl, is himself facing charges for the death of a woman in a traffic accident.

Silverstone Crossing slated for auction

HOBART | Silverstone Crossing, a long-stagnant commercial development, is slated for a future auction sale, a lawyer for one of the property owners said.

Disabled parents face bias, loss of kids

Millions of Americans with disabilities have gained innumerable rights and opportunities in recent years, but advocates say barriers can block one basic human right: To be a parent.

Region civic leader Eichhorn dies

Stalwart region civic leader and former Indiana State Bar Association President Frederick Eichhorn Jr. died Wednesday at the age of 81.

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It’s a buyer’s market, but the lending environment is still tough. Here's how to make your case for a loan

It's a buyer's market, but the lending environment is still tough. Here's how to make your case for a loan

State senator passes bar exam on second try

INDIANAPOLIS | State Sen. Mike Delph, R-Carmel, has passed the Indiana bar exam after failing the required test to become a lawyer on his first try.

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Attorney Kenneth Allen and Beth Urschel, who was injured during the Indiana State Fair stage collapse, leave Friday after a news conference announcing a lawsuit filed on behalf of Urschel and her life partner, Tammy VanDam, who was killed in the collapse.

Civil suits filed on behalf of 2 victims of stage collapse

Wanatah resident Beth Urschel weeps Friday while talking to the media about the Indiana State Fair stage collapse during a news conference announcing two separate lawsuits.

Civil suits filed on behalf of 2 victims of stage collapse

Wanatah resident Beth Urschel, who was injured in the Indiana State Fair stage collapse, talks to the media during a news conference Friday at Kenneth Allen and Associates law firm in Valparaiso. Urschel's life partner was killed in the collapse.

Civil suits filed on behalf of 2 victims of stage collapse

Attorney Kenneth Allen and Beth Urschel, who was injured during the Indiana State Fair stage collapse, arrive Friday for a news conference announcing a lawsuit filed on behalf of Urschel and her life partner, Tammy VanDam, who was killed in the collapse.

Civil suits filed on behalf of 2 victims of stage collapse

Attorney Kenneth Allen watches a video of the Indiana State Fair stage collapse during a news conference Friday at his Valparaiso office.

OFFBEAT: New book by John Wayne Gacy's lawyer a chilling read

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Lab manager who pleaded guilty now claims innocence

HAMMOND | Two days before he was to be sentenced for health care fraud, a Chicago lab manager moved to withdraw his guilty plea.

Judge defends court lawyers from job cuts

CROWN POINT | A Lake Superior Court judge criticized a proposal to lop 25 defense lawyers from five county courts as uninformed and impractical.

John O'Hurley headlines national Broadway tour of "Chicago"

Actor John O'Hurley has returned to the lawyer stage role he loves, headlining in the new national tour of the musical "Chicago" playing this weekend at the Oriental Theatre in Chicago.

State senator does not pass bar exam

INDIANAPOLIS | State Sen. Mike Delph, R-Carmel, who missed a February Indiana Senate vote on his controversial anti-illegal immigration proposal to take the bar exam is not on the list of people who passed the required test to become a lawyer.