Indy 500 sponsor or no, Juncos Racing, Kyle Kaiser not going anywhere
“We knew coming in that we may have a situation with no sponsor, so this is not going to change anything. We’re going to race no matter what.”
Month: May 2019
Roundabout proposed for key Valparaiso intersection
VALPARAISO — Indiana Department of Transportation officials believe a roundabout at the intersection of Indiana 2 and Heavilin Road could lower accidents and improve traffic flow.
Man sentenced to 8 years for armed post office heist
HAMMOND — A man who held two post office employees at gunpoint has been sentenced for his role in the armed heist, court records say.
Man sentenced to 8 years for armed post office heist
HAMMOND — A man who held two post office employees at gunpoint has been sentenced for his role in the armed heist, court records say.
Light at the end of the trail
MICHIGAN CITY – A project 15 years in the planning to build a multi-use trail across the city, and connect it with other trails that will eventually run from Chicago to Southwest Michigan, is about to get started.
Pit Pass Live – Power fastest, McLaren news
IndyStar race insider Jim Ayello brings you the news of the day from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Burnham Avenue to reopen Wednesday afternoon
LYNWOOD —Good news for those who commute between the Indiana-Illinois state line.
Feds slap ArcelorMittal with $5 million fine for air pollution
Federal authorities would fine ArcelorMittal $5 million, under a proposed consent decree, for allegedly violating the state and federal clean air regulations for years.
Daycare provider charged with striking child
La PORTE – A woman who runs a daycare from her La Porte home is facing a felony charge for striking one of the children in her care, according to La Porte Police.
15-year-old arrested in Snapchat threat against Fishers Junior High School
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a recent threat made on social media against Fishers Junior High School.