‘Miracle’ flight survivors mark decade of thankfulness
NEW YORK — It’s been 10 years, but there isn’t anything Tripp Harris doesn’t remember about the cold January day he cheated death on US Airways flight 1549.
NEW YORK — It’s been 10 years, but there isn’t anything Tripp Harris doesn’t remember about the cold January day he cheated death on US Airways flight 1549.
HAMMOND — Twelve men and women will begin hearing testimony Tuesday as to whether or not Portage Mayor James Snyder took two bribes and manipulated a scheme to evade paying federal taxes.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Billionaire J.B. Pritzker took the oath Monday as Illinois governor, giving Democrats nearly unprecedented power at the Statehouse after four years of divided government only worsened the economic woes of a state billions of dollars…
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump denied Monday he ever worked for Russia, answering a question he declined to directly address over the weekend.
LONDON — British Prime Minister Theresa May offered both a promise on workers’ rights and a reassuring letter from European Union leaders on Monday as she implored British lawmakers to support her floundering Brexit deal.
WASHINGTON — Congress returns to Washington for its first full week of legislative business since control of the House reverted to Democrats, but lawmakers will be confronted with the same lingering question: When will the partial government shutdown e…
At home, at school, in dance studios and at vocal lessons, Munster teens and pre-teens are pulling all stops to prepare for the first “Munster’s Got Talent” show.
LAKE STATION — The city is pleased with the results of small-scale water line flushing to help address brown and discolored water issues, and a comprehensive flush of the entire municipality remains in the works.
All those new computers, televisions and other electronics received for Christmas and at other times of the year come with a built-in challenge that can be as tricky as trying to figure out how to use them.
New work requirements for certain Indiana residents on Medicaid officially went into effect Jan. 1. However, those people don’t have to start working until July 1 and can’t lose their coverage until 2020.