Emmerdale fans are convinced Joe Tate’s doctor, Dr Crowley, is related to a former soap villain - and it’s bad news for Kim. Joe (Ned Porteous) made his dramatic return to the Dales in ...

Joven found the two doctors have proven a reasonable likelihood of success and that they have standing. At least one woman opted not to have an abortion in Indiana after being informed her ...

Emmerdale fans are convinced Joe Tate’s doctor, Dr Crowley, is related to a former soap villain - and it’s bad news for Kim. Joe (Ned Porteous) made his dramatic return to the Dales in December, six ...

Joe received his bachelor’s degree from Ball State University in 1970. He married Peggy (Jameson) Kines on Sept. 6, 1969, in Pendleton, Indiana. He worked for Allstate Insurance as Director of ...

A subsequent flashback revealed that Joe was responsible for drugging Noah, and he was seen injecting Noah in a hospital with an unknown doctor. Although Joe's actions have not yet been exposed ...

And it seems like a tournament spot might be slipping through their fingers in real time, at least if ESPN's Joe Lunardi is to be believed. Indiana bracketology: Hoosiers now hanging by a thread ...

Carter alleges Indiana's famed coach Bobby Knight refused to take action despite being made aware of the doctor's behavior. Butch Carter, a former NBA player and coach, has joined the lawsuit ...

Doctors and organizations such as the Association of American Medical Colleges continue to advocate for DEI. Dr. Mary Norine Walsh, a founding board member of Good Trouble Indiana, said DEI levels ...

Former Toronto Raptors head coach Butch Carter has alleged that he was sexually abused while a student athlete at Indiana University by the team doctor. Carter filed an amended lawsuit Thursday ...

Emmerdale viewers were left stunned after recognising the actor portraying Joe Tate's doctor from previous roles. Joe, played by Ned Porteous, made a dramatic comeback to the Dales in December ...

Doctors must also now include a diagnostic code allowing for the abortion under Indiana law, such as if there is a lethal fetal anomaly or the health risk to the mother. The statute says a medical ...