Month: May 2019
Paoli softball is doing things 'unheard of,' making history and uniting a community
In less than a week, the Rams have made history. Here’s an inside look at how they overcame the odds and brought a community together.
Brick wall collapses on side of Hammond business
HAMMOND — A brick wall collapsed early Thursday on the side of Hug-A-Pup in the 6900 block of Calumet Avenue.
GM to invest $24M to expand truck production in Indiana
ROANOKE, Ind. — General Motors Co. plans to invest $24 million at its Fort Wayne Assembly plant in northeastern Indiana to boost production of full-size trucks.
Enbridge offers 2024 finish for Great Lakes tunnel project
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Enbridge says it’s setting a firm deadline for completing a proposed oil pipeline tunnel beneath a key Great Lakes channel.
Hancock County plane crash victims were benefactors of Nevada college
Officials said the aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Indianapolis Regional Airport on May 22.
Vomit violence: A 'large amount' of throw up led to New Mexico Uber shooting
The driver shot and killed the passenger after a dispute stemming from vomit and a potential clean-up fee.
Griffith man removed from SUV after rollover in Highland Grove parking lot, taken to hospital
HIGHLAND — A Griffith man had to be extracted from his Dodge Journey after the SUV flipped on its left side Wednesday evening in the Highland Grove Shopping Center parking lot on Indianapolis Boulevard.
Members keep faith after vandals trash Hammond church
HAMMOND — “We’re having service. We are determined,” Janet Keck, Faith United Church of Christ’s assistant senior elder, said as she sat on guard Thursday, just days after vandals broke in and trashed the church.
Elizabeth Warren holds Fort Wayne town hall, Elkhart campaign event
Sen. Elizabeth Warren will bring her presidential campaign to Indiana next week with stops in Fort Wayne and Elkhart.