Month: February 2019
Brutally honest rankings of Oscars 2019 musical performances, from Queen to Lady Gaga
There were a few things to admire from the performances during Sunday night’s telecast.
Valparaiso lawmakers leading Statehouse effort to fix Indiana’s aging water infrastructure
INDIANAPOLIS — Local water utilities whose ratepayers are unable to afford needed infrastructure improvements, such as new pipes, mains or leak controls, may get a helping hand from the state.
UPDATE: All lanes open after semi rollover on southbound I-65, south of Lowell
All lanes have been reopened following a semi rollover early Monday on southbound Interstate 65 near Lowell, officials said.
Man who looks like Kim Jong Un deported from Vietnam ahead of Trump meeting with North Korean leader
Howard X, a Hong Kong resident who is a Kim Jong Un lookalike, and Trump impersonator Russell White were detained and told to stop their act.
Valparaiso aims to pave up to 10 miles of roadways this summer
VALPARAISO — Mayor Jon Costas readily admits some of his constituents may not be happy with the city this summer.
Michigan City Franklin Street drawbridge closed until April
MICHIGAN CITY — Emergency repairs have started on the recently closed Franklin Street drawbridge in hopes it can reopen in April for the start of the city’s tourist season.
Indiana lawmakers likely to keep drawing maps that critics say amplify their power
Midway through the 2019 legislative session, it seems unlikely Indiana lawmakers will put an end to gerrymandering.
IndyStar Call for Action: Money is nice — but so is helping people settle nagging disputes
Some of our most gratifying successes have nothing to do with money.
Serving those who served: Veteran-owned cafe provides funding, jobs to vets in need
MERRILLVILLE – “This is it,” Brian Cody thought as he sat hopeless on his brother’s basement sofa.