Month: April 2019
Eating breakfast? Skipping a morning meal has higher risk of heart-related death, study says
A new study found that people who skipped breakfast had an 87% higher risk of cardiovascular-related death compared to those who ate it every day.
This is the best restaurant customer service experience you'll see today
Palomino Restaurant & Bar in Downtown Indianapolis did something so nice that it won a fan and cheerleader for life.
Spectacle Entertainment casino wins big tax credit in revised Indiana gaming bill
Spectacle Entertainment could receive a $40 million tax credit under the final version of the Indiana gaming bill.
Teacher that stopped Noblesville school shooting criticizes active shooter training bill
A teacher injured in the Noblesville school shooting talks about a bill to allow teachers to be hit with projectiles during active shooter training.
Why restaurant customer service has been getting worse around Indianapolis
Low unemployment rates and a growing number of new restaurants have operators fighting for workers. And Indianapolis diners are seeing the fallout.
‘A tough city’: Gary’s retail desert leaves residents ‘dying for services’
Retail-deprived Gary often fails to attract corporate chain stores because of demographics, including income levels.
Illinois lawmakers propose bill to ensure fair water rates
CHICAGO — Legislation has been proposed in the Illinois General Assembly that would require a review of water rates statewide to ensure they are affordable and fair.