An Indiana driver’s license on your phone? It could be just 2 years away
INDIANAPOLIS — An increasing number of Hoosiers pay for retail purchases using mobile phone applications linked to their credit cards.
Month: January 2019
Touchscreen voting machines coming to Porter County
VALPARAISO — The Porter County Council gave unanimous approval Tuesday night to buying new voting machines and other election equipment, the third round of voting for the new equipment in a single day.
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Sackey’s faith, international experience help him thrive at Valparaiso
Less than two months ago, Daniel Sackey went scoreless in only two minutes of action against George Washington. Now, he’s a key piece for the Crusaders.
Griffith may get extra year to complete township transfer
INDIANAPOLIS — Griffith may gain another year to complete its voter-approved exit from high-tax Calumet Township by joining either North or St. John townships in Lake County, or establishing the town as its own township.
Fastest street legal Ford leads the muscle car charge
In a time of movement toward green and self-driving vehicles, there’s still something about muscle cars that speaks to U.S. shoppers.
U.S. Steel nearly triples annual profit to $1.1 billion
U.S. Steel made $1.115 billion in profit last year, nearly triple the $387 million it made the previous year but short of analysts’ expectations.
Semi stalls on tracks, gets struck by train
LAPORTE — Effects from the extreme cold caused a truck driver’s semi to stall out on train tracks in LaPorte, resulting in a train barreling into the vehicle Wednesday morning.
Horse rescued after being wedged between tree trunks
WINFIELD — Town Marshal Dan Ball’s day didn’t start out quite as he expected Wednesday morning.
Stahura files for fifth term as Whiting’s mayor
WHITING — Unfinished business is the main reason Mayor Joseph Stahura has filed to seek a fifth term as the city’s top boss.
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