Month: June 2019
Indiana appeals court revives long-running Gary lawsuit against gun manufacturers
A lawsuit filed by the city of Gary against 10 gun manufacturers nearly two decades ago will continue after the Indiana Court of Appeals last month ruled that a 2015 state law intended to terminate the case does not extinguish…
Looking back on the life of international icon Muhammad Ali, 3 years after his death
Monday marks three years since the death of boxing legend, Louisville native and humanitarian icon Muhammad Ali. We take a look back.
For transgender homeless, shelters can be risky. Here's how the Damien Center is trying to help.
The transgender homeless face the threat of violence at a typical shelter. Grant money in Indianapolis provides financial help for getting housing.
Roosevelt Organ series to start with Derek Nickels
MICHIGAN CITY — The Roosevelt Pipe Organ Summer series will return Wednesday with organist Derek E. Nickels, director of music at the Church of the Holy Comforter, and will run through Aug. 14.
Club News
Whirlpool La Porte Employees Club
Junior and the Igniters headline opening Fox Park concert
La PORTE — The La Porte City Band and Junior and the Igniters will light up Fox Park on June 6 and 7, kicking off a dynamic Arts in the Park concert season.
Area Briefs
HannaFest seeks crafters, vendors, artists