Woman riding in a vehicle shot in I-70 drive-by shooting
Police said two men in another vehicle pulled up alongside the car the woman was riding in, opened fire and drove away.
Month: June 2019
Futures File: Job market shakier
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its newest monthly estimates on the U.S. employment situation, showing a gloomier outlook. While unemployment remains at a 49-year low of 3.6%, very few new jobs are being created and wages are increasing…
Futures File: Job market shakier
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its newest monthly estimates on the U.S. employment situation, showing a gloomier outlook. While unemployment remains at a 49-year low of 3.6%, very few new jobs are being created and wages are increasing…
At the half-century-old Munster Donut, it’s always time to make the doughnuts
Munster Donut abides.
Op-ed: Restore Pell grant eligibility for incarcerated Hoosiers
The varied benefits of higher education for people in Indiana’s prison system are undeniable.
Op-ed: Violent spring should drive community to action
It is not enough to state the problem or suggest the solution lies with others.
Flanner House opening bodega to address 'food apartheid' in northwest neighborhood
Flanner House will open a bodega on its northwest-side property. The small market will provide the neighborhood with a much-needed fresh food source.
MARC CHASE: Taxpayers burned in mayor’s scorched earth policy
Scorched earth.
Valparaiso woman gets double lung transplant after bacterial infection
VALPARAISO — Inside the front door of the Kernagis household are dispensers for hand sanitizer and surgical masks.
IndyCar in Texas: Josef Newgarden keeps frustrated Alexander Rossi a 'bridesmaid'
With his win in Texas, Josef Newgarden edged Alexander Rossi for a second straight week.