Mount Everest glaciers are melting. And it's exposing the bodies of dead climbers
Global warming is causing glaciers on Mount Everest to melt, say experts. And it’s also exposing the bodies of dead climbers.
Month: March 2019
No quick bond reduction for Canadian man allegedly caught with 127 pounds of cocaine
VALPARAISO — A Canadian man allegedly caught with 127 pounds of cocaine stashed in an elaborately hidden compartment in his vehicle was unable to persuade the court Friday to consider reducing his bond.
Times weight-loss contestants drop 213 pounds in 2 months
Rick Conaway, of St. John, is on the Keto Diet, limiting his carbohydrate intake to fewer than 25 grams a day. He fasts on Mondays and Thursdays.
Live Indianapolis 'Oregon Trail' game will pair beer with bear attacks
Cholera, beer and bear attacks: The Indiana Historical Society will host a live Oregon Trail event April 4.
Struggling to stay alive: Rising insulin prices cause diabetics to go to extremes
The escalating cost of insulin has desperate diabetics rationing medication, acquiring the drug from friends or getting it from Canada or Mexico.
Breakingviews TV: CLSA exits
CLSA’s chief executive has quit just two weeks after its chairman left, sparking speculation of culture clashes between the brokerage and its owner, Citic Securities. Bank mergers are hard. Alec Macfarlane explains why it’s too early to write this one …
Washed away: How the Great Flood of 1913 devastated Indiana
Heavy winds, reports of cyclones and then things got worse
Starin Marketing expands in Michigan City
Starin Marketing is expanding, leasing 50 percent more space in the Haskell Building in Michigan City.
Respect your artichokes by pairing them with a vinaigrette
Though we often stir artichokes into dips laden with sour cream and cheese, they deserve a healthier treatment that pays respect to their unique flavor and strong nutrient makeup, including fiber, minerals, and antioxidants.
The great flood of 1913
It was known as “the great disaster of modern times.”