Month: April 2019
More than ever, Jim Irsay wants his Super Bowl(s)
Jim Irsay spent a half an hour last week smiling while he weighed the state of his Colts franchise.
Pete Buttigieg: What you need to know about the presidential hopeful
In just a few months, “Mayor Pete” has gone from a popular Indiana mayor to a man attracting nationwide attention.
Ports of Indiana CEO to give first public presentation in NWI
Later this month, Ports of Indiana Chief Executive Officer Vanta E. Coda II will make one of his first public appearances in Northwest Indiana since stepping into the role last year.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Anniversary underscores importance of NATO
“Most alliances die young.”
GUEST COMMENTARY: Marijuana speed trap must end
Almost no one actually drove 55 mph, federal law notwithstanding.
Merrillville council should reset its priorities
The Merrillville Town Council has been an ineffectual lot for several years now. They collect nice stipends for approving used car lots, salvage yards, rib joints, storefront churches. They congratulate themselves for the fine effort.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Female progress tied to innovation
With Women’s History Month having come to a close, it’s a good time to think about the future of female achievement.
2 infants, 3 adults hospitalized in baseball bat attack, police say
The attack happened shortly before 7 p.m. at a home in the 3500 block of Baltimore Avenue, IMPD said.