Judge orders recount in Hammond City Council race
CROWN POINT — A judge has granted Hammond City Councilman Robert Markovich permission to contest his four-vote loss in the May 7 Democratic primary.
Month: May 2019
Indiana's Gathering of Juggalos will include performances by Morris Day, Gwar, Tech N9ne
Insane Clown Posse will welcome high-profile guests to 20th Gathering of the Juggalos, scheduled this year in Southern Indiana
HS softball: Fishers captures first regional title in school history
For the first time since Fishers High School re-opened in 2006, the Tigers softball team can call itself regional champions.
Wolves hold off Andrean comeback to win regional title
Nearly a year to the day of a heartbreaking regional loss to Andrean, Boone Grove got a little payback.
Smoking ban snuffed out
MICHIGAN CITY — Smokers will still be allowed to smoke at the beach this summer, as a proposed smoking ban for all city-owned parks was rejected by a vote of 4-3 at last week’s Common Council meeting.
MC shows its patriotism
MICHIGAN CITY — In a city recently named the most patriotic in Indiana, a local youth group is doing its best to uphold that ranking.
HS softball: Cathedral rallies past Mt. Vernon, repeats as regional champions
Cathedral moves on to the Bedford North Lawrence semistate Saturday and a date against No. 3 Center Grove.
Portage summer music series kicks off at Founders Square Park
PORTAGE — The Portage Square Park summer concert series kicks off Sunday at the park, 6300 Founders Square.
E-cigarette flavors may increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, study finds
A study published Monday found that e-cigarette flavors can seriously damage blood vessel cells which play a key role in heart health.
Indiana Fever suffer first loss of season
Erica Wheeler and Candice Dupree excel for the Fever, who fall to the Connecticut Sun