Semi drivers escape injury after one sideswipes the other, filling highway with debris
The drivers of two semitrailers escaped injury early Tuesday after one sideswiped the other while it was parked on a shoulder along Interstate 94, police said.
The drivers of two semitrailers escaped injury early Tuesday after one sideswiped the other while it was parked on a shoulder along Interstate 94, police said.
Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb has rightly set out to get more people — particularly teens — to quit smoking cigarettes. However, recent FDA activity strongly suggests that the agency plans to take steps that will make it…
CHICAGO — Joel Quenneville knew the deal. After three Stanley Cup titles and nine playoff appearances with the Blackhawks, the longtime coach figured this was a big season for him.
Peoples Bank profits fell by 27 percent in the third quarter and are down by 5.3 percent so far this year, largely because of one-time expenses of $1.6 million related to the acquisition of First Personal Financial Corp. in Illinois.
Election Day got off to a rough start in Porter County, where voters reported at least two polling locations did not open on time and dozens of people left without casting their ballots.
INDIANAPOLIS — The state’s highest court is declining to review a Court of Appeals decision that ordered a trial to determine whether a Hobart woman struck by a Chesterton police vehicle is entitled to payment for the injuries she suffered.
WASHINGTON — A turbulent election season that tested President Donald Trump’s slash-and-burn political style against the strength of the Democratic resistance comes to a close as Americans cast ballots in the first national election of the Trump era.
INDIANAPOLIS — Seventeen Indiana state parks will temporarily close their gates to visitors this month for hunts targeting deer that threaten native plants.
U.S. Steel doubled its third-quarter profit to $291 million, but lowered its guidance for annual earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization to $1.8 billion, down from a prior estimate of $1.85 billion to $1.9 billion.
The Lake, Porter and LaPorte County treasurers are reminding Northwest Indiana residents they have until Nov. 13 to pay their 2018 property taxes.