'Uber Copters': Uber will offer $200 helicopter flights in New York City this summer
Uber announced that active users will get access to Uber Copter, a new service from Manhattan to the John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Month: June 2019
Nurse stole Fentanyl from Porter Hospital for personal use, according to charges
VALPARAISO — When a nurse at Porter Regional Hospital was confronted last fall about stealing vials of the synthetic opioid drug fentanyl, she reached in her pocket, pulled out one of the vials and handed it to a supervisor, court…
Adult Ed grads celebrate new start
MICHIGAN CITY – Administrators, staff, School Board members, families and friends cheered on adult graduates from across La Porte County as they gathered Wednesday to celebrate the achievement of an important milestone: a high school diploma.
Man pays $30 for stolen vehicle, found in bush following chase, police say
GARY — A Chicago man has been arrested after he attempted to evade officers in a stolen vehicle, which he allegedly paid $30 for, according to a Indiana State Police new release.
A womanizing scoundrel and a love potion are characters in Indianapolis Opera's new season
Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” and Donizetti’s “Elixir of Love” are on Indianapolis Opera’s new season along with a double bill of Holocaust-focused works.
Indy Strawberry Festival bringing strawberry shortcakes back to Monument Circle on June 13
Christ Church Cathedral will sell nearly 20,000 homemade strawberry shortcakes at the Indy Strawberry Festival on Monument Circle in Indianapolis.
Comedians to perform at Hobart Art Theatre
Comedians will again take the stage at the Hobart Art Theatre Saturday Night.
Pete Buttigieg will speak at IU next week
Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is a Democrat running for president in 2020.
Hoosier congressional delegation working to name Indianapolis post office for Lugar
A downtown Indianapolis post office soon could be named to honor former U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar, R-Ind., who died April 28.
Update: 'Stranger Things' actor Gaten Matarazzo won't sing with band in Indianapolis
Work in Progress, a band featuring “Stranger Things” star Gaten Matarazzo on vocals, canceled an Indianapolis performance