Month: May 2019
He's heading to his 70th Indy 500 and, oh my, the stories he has to tell
Sneaking into the track as a teen. Meeting Johnny Rutherford. The 6-wheel car. A.J. Foyt cursing his dad in the pits. Scott McAtee has seen a lot at IMS.
Indiana voters get postcards as part of voter accuracy push
INDIANAPOLIS — The Secretary of State’s office is mailing postcards to Indiana voters as part of its ongoing efforts to identify outdated or inaccurate voter registrations.
Indianapolis weather: IMS re-opens gates after brief closure due to lightning
Those heading to watch the final practice before the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 may want to bring a poncho or an umbrella.
UPDATE: Flash flood watch starts tonight; power to most NIPSCO customers restored
Storms early Friday may be just a prelude to what’s in store tonight and early Saturday, forecasters said.
Medal of Honor winner shares story of life transformation at Salvation Army dinner
SCHERERVILLE – According to an honored Vietnam veteran, it took the U.S. Army to transform him into a man.
UPDATE: LaPorte man killed in wrong-way crash on Indiana Toll Road, police say
GARY — A LaPorte man driving the wrong way on the Indiana Toll Road early Friday was killed when he hit a semitrailer head-on, police said.
64th Hoosier Hundred marks end of a century of auto racing at Indiana State Fairgrounds
More than a century of racing history at the Indiana State Fairgrounds came to an end during the 64th running of the Hoosier Hundred.
Mental health symposium in Munster discusses the connection between the mind and body
MUNSTER — The mind and body are one, mental health experts said at a symposium here Wednesday. So the health care system should stop treating them as separate.