Month: June 2019
Nearly 12M Quest Diagnostics customers may have had data compromised, reports say
Quest Diagnostics said that nearly 12 million customers may have had information compromised in a data breach.
Trump meets queen, escalates feud with London mayor
LONDON — Mixing pageantry and political pugilism, President Donald Trump opened a state visit to Britain on Monday by drawing a smile from Queen Elizabeth II and stepping up a long-running feud with London’s anti-Trump mayor before his plane had…
A Kentucky pastor sent a message to minor seeking a 'threesome,' police say
Bobby J. Blackburn, pastor of Elevate Church in Prestonsburg, Kentucky, was arrested May 29, according to police.
Pierogi Fest celebrates 25 years with 5 million pierogi
WHITING — Holy Pierogi! One of Indiana’s largest festivals returns for its 25th year in July for its “biggest and best festival ever.”
Butler's finalizes nonconference schedule that puts Dawgs' 50-game home win streak at risk
LaVall Jordan: “We checked all the boxes that we wanted to with this nonconference schedule.”
Chesterton banquet hall catches fire early Monday
CHESTERTON — A banquet hall caught fire early Monday in the 500 block of Indian Boundary Road.
Merrillville lends financial support to former Radisson property
MERRILLVILLE —The Merrillville Redevelopment Commission has finalized the creation of new tax increment financing district boundaries surrounding the former Radisson Hotel, Star Plaza Theatre and Twin Towers property at U.S. 30 and Interstate 65.
Chesterton wants to silence train horns
CHESTERTON — Blaring train horns in downtown Chesterton could become a thing of the past as the Town Council looks into creating a quiet corridor.
Indiana University Northwest prosection program cancelled for second year in a row
The Indiana University Northwest prosection program has been cancelled for the second year in a row, this time at the last minute.