Red Line construction continues in Indy
Construction for the Red Line but route continues along College Ave. in Indianapolis on Thursday, March 28, 2019.
Month: March 2019
Op-ed: Show appreciation on National Vietnam War Veterans Day
Of the more than 400,000 veterans in Indiana, 34 percent of them served during the Vietnam War.
There’s more to Valparaiso than its popular downtown
VALPARAISO — The city’s downtown area has become a popular destination and an identifying feature of the community.
Hammond man driving wrong direction on I-355 caused crash killing himself, second driver
A Hammond man driving the wrong direction on Interstate 355 in DuPage County Thursday night caused a multi-vehicle crash that killed himself and another motorist, and left three others with life threatening injuries, according to Illinois State Police.
Indianapolis International Airport lands farmers’ market
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis International Airport is landing a farmers’ market that will give air travelers a taste of locally grown Indiana foods.
Indianapolis International Airport lands farmers’ market
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis International Airport is landing a farmers’ market that will give air travelers a taste of locally grown Indiana foods.
Get $20 tickets for 20+ Indianapolis concerts at Old National Centre
Old National Centre rolls out its “LIVE UNDER 25” concert promotion.
5 things to know about Purdue's Matt Haarms, including his fabulous, floppy, flippable hair
There’s the hair, the height and the hate.
Hot Property: This light, open modern farmhouse in Westfield is ready for Pinterest
The builder of this new Westfield home was purposeful about two important features: windows and rustic details.
Breakingviews TV: Art attack
Collectors and dealers descending on Hong Kong’s annual fair may find a more muted atmosphere. Pete Sweeney and Sharon Lam discuss how more discerning buyers reflect a long overdue correction in China, and how banks stand to benefit from dabbling in ar…