IMPD: Pedestrian struck, killed on Indianapolis' east side
Indianapolis police said the crash happened late Saturday near 38th Street and Mitthoefer.
Month: March 2019
Hobart adopts firearms ordinance
HOBART — A new ordinance prohibits the public from possessing firearms in multiple city buildings.
Fish fries in Northwest Indiana
To publicize a fish fry, email annette.arnold@nwi.com with the information.
Scientists worry about surging methane levels
Scientists love a good mystery. But it’s more fun when the future of humanity isn’t at stake.
Erin go Buy: Irish shops keep Region residents connected to their heritage
More than 33 million Americans have some Irish ancestry, and two Region businesses give them a way to connect with their roots.
Indiana nonprofit scrutinized for police fundraising practices
The National Police Association, based in Indianapolis, says it seeks donations to help law-enforcement agencies fight crime. However, its fundraising practices have raised concerns.
Lake prosecutor seeks federal funds to boost Special Victims Unit
CROWN POINT — The Lake County Prosecutor’s Office is seeking federal funds for its newly minted Special Victims Unit as part of a broader effort to prioritize sex crimes and domestic violence cases.
Futures File: Floods across corn belt
A massive storm swept from Colorado into the Midwest, bringing hurricane-strength winds and blizzard conditions to the western half of the corn belt. As the storm moved east, the snow shifted to rain, bringing floods, as water overwhelmed frozen fields…
Duneland schools looks to continue its 2012 referendum in vote this spring
CHESTERTON — Duneland School Corp. will be seeking an extension of its $41 million 2012 referendum in a public vote this May.