Hobart upgrades housing stock
HOBART — City officials have long sought an increased stock of higher-end housing, and a new residential development looks to bring that to Hobart.
Month: May 2019
Do you say happy Ramadan? What you need to know about Ramadan 2019
Ramadan, the most important month of the year in the Muslim calendar, begins Sunday, May 5, and ends Tuesday, June 4.
Lowell positions well for future development
LOWELL — Town and and school leaders are in talks that could mean positioning the town well for development to the west while providing desired sanitary sewer and municipal water to Lake Prairie Elementary School.
Munster places high in latest U.S. News and World Report school ranking; other districts also place well
Munster High School took high honors in a recent U.S. News and World Report ranking of traditional public, charter and magnet schools evaluated across the country.
Public hearing planned for May 13 on Ind. 2/Heavilin Road intersection improvements
VALPARAISO — Residents will be able to hear plans and voice their opinions about a proposed single-lane roundabout at the intersection of Ind. 2 and Heavilin Road on May 13.
Child welfare professionals hope state ups funding for prevention services, home-based providers
Sherrie Shivok has a pretty good idea what services children and families need when they are in crisis.
Where Pete Buttigieg stands on the issues, from 'Medicare for all' to gun control
Mayor Pete policies come to light as the South Bend mayor rises in fame. Here’s where Pete Buttigieg stands on abortion, healthcare, taxes and more.
In 'clear and unmistakable message' to Iran, US deploys carrier strike group, bombers to Middle East
The U.S. is deploying a carrier strike group and bombers to the Middle East to warn Iran, national security adviser Ambassador John Bolton announced.
IndyStar Call for Action's free help secures more than $25,000 in savings or refunds in April
IndyStar Call for Action client: “They have agreed to refund all of the money … I am very happy that the result was exactly what I wanted.”
Purdue Polytechnic's second school could end up at Broad Ripple HS, but it won't be part of IPS
A second location of the popular charter high school will open in Broad Ripple, but it won’t join Indianapolis Public Schools’ innovation network.
