Kirsten Powers: Mayor Pete Buttigieg's countercultural approach to Christianity is what America needs now
In a pugilistic take-no-prisoners era, Mayor Pete preaches grace toward political foes while doubting Trump’s Christianity.
Month: April 2019
Op-ed: Indiana is a hub for sex trafficking. But Hoosiers can help rescue victims.
Since 2007, there have been over 1,700 calls to the National Human Trafficking Hotline regarding Indiana victims.
Professionals on the move
Angela Noland is the new executive director of the Hammond-Whiting Care Center, a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center. Noland earned her bachelor of business administration, with a concentration in healthcare management, from Robert Morris Univer…
A violent start: Homicides, shootings up so far this year in Gary
GARY — Mady Perez spent Saturday much like she has many days since her sister went missing Feb. 25, walking the city, searching for answers.
Estate Planning: Dealing with trust-owned real estate
Q: Recently you wrote an article on land trusts. My question is, do you still receive a homestead exemption on the property?
'I was choking back tears': Jazz pianist Emmet Cohen wins 2019 American Pianists Awards
Jazz pianist Emmet Cohen is the winner of the 2019 American Pianists Awards in Indianapolis. He was previously a finalist in 2011 and 2015.
Morton High dance team nails state competition
HAMMOND — Morton High School’s dance team has brought home a state championship following competition in Indianapolis.
SATURDAY’S PREP ROUNDUP: Lake Central remains unbeaten
Lake Central’s baseball team remained unbeaten with a 12-2 victory over Lowell at home Saturday.