KOUTS — Town Council President Tim Jones was among those surprised to learn that someone had scaled one of the town’s water towers this past weekend and spray painted upside down crosses, 666s and a racial slur.
We don’t just shine white-hot spotlights on social and government shortcomings for the sake of criticism.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — When her paychecks dried up because of the partial government shutdown, Cheryl Inzunza Blum sought out a side job that has become a popular option in the current economy: She rented out a room on Airbnb.
Since “Saturday Night Live’s” debut in 1975, the show has been intermittently funny, genuinely topical and largely sympathetic to liberal causes and candidates, Norm MacDonald’s routinely rough treatment of Hillary Clinton notwithstanding. Republicans …
The Northwest Indiana Forum will present a breakdown of its “Ignite the Region: Northwest Indiana’s Strategy for Economic Transformation” economic development plan at its annual meeting later this month.
China is landing on the moon, Russia has hypersonic missiles, and America is trying to build a $5 billion-plus 12th century wall that can be defeated with a Sawzall. Anyone see a problem here?
Within the span of two weeks, Diane Banta and Rory Robinson will be retiring from their long-held positions with the National Park Service’s Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance program. Rory has held his position with the RTCA as the lead…
“This is a humanitarian crisis — a crisis of the heart and the soul,” said the man with neither. Building a wall serves no purpose other than to help compensate for one individual’s insecurity and inadequacy.
After 51 years, Sears will close its department store in the Marquette Mall in Michigan City, potentially dooming the struggling mall to the wrecking ball.
MICHIGAN CITY — A 16-year-old was taken into custody after police found an 18-year-old shot in the head Wednesday night in a vehicle at the 200 block of Jackson Street.