Emma’s Footprints introduces care package for ‘rainbow’ babies
Emma’s Footprints has created a new care package to send to families who are expecting a rainbow baby.
Month: April 2019
Teachers Credit Union to buy out New Buffalo Savings Bank for $21.3 million
Teachers Credit Union, which has branches in Gary, Hammond, Whiting, Chesterton and Valparaiso, has reached an agreement to buy New Buffalo Savings Bank in an all-cash deal valued at $21.3 million.
Three commencement ceremonies this weekend at Purdue Northwest
HAMMOND — Purdue Northwest will hold three commencement ceremonies at the Fitness and Recreation Center on the Hammond campus this weekend.
A new downtown Indy restaurant transforms Elbow Room
Elbow Room was one of the oldest bars in downtown Indianapolis. Now it’s part-swanky, part-casual The Point on Penn restaurant.
WFYI selects Greg Petrowich to succeed retiring CEO Lloyd Wright
New WFYI leader Greg Petrowich previously worked for public media stations in Carbondale, Illinois
New lawsuit seeks help for abused gymnasts, including victims of Indy coach Marvin Sharp
Lawsuit: “There are hundreds, likely thousands of victims of molestation” by USA Gymnastics members who are unaware of a claims deadline.
‘I couldn’t hold it,’ man says after urinating outside government complex, police say
PORTAGE — An employee of the North Porter County Government Complex was walking toward the building Monday morning when she saw a man in the parking lot with his pants partly down, according to Portage police.
Video: NFL live draft pick 1
Hammond, IN. welcomed community members to the new and improved Sportsplex on Saturday for free combine activities and a live NFL draft pick. Check out all of the fun!
https://www.nwindianalife.com/sports/college-pro/73098-the-city-of-hammond-welcomes…
Venezuela’s Guaido takes to streets in opposition uprising
CARACAS, Venezuela — Anti-government demonstrators clashed with troops loyal to Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro at an air base in the capital hours after opposition leader Juan Guaidó took to the streets in a bold and risky attempt to lead a…
Breakingviews TV: Omaha oxymoron
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway may put up $10 billion to finance Occidental’s $38 billion U.S. shale-drilling bid for Anadarko. For Occidental’s shareholders, though, taking money from the canny Buffett is a mixed blessing, as John Foley explains….