MERRILLVILLE — For more than 40 years, the volunteers at Exceptional Equestrians Unlimited have prided themselves on offering therapeutic horseback riding for children and adults with disabilities.
VALPARAISO — A man arrested last week on an accusation of driving while intoxicated was unable to come up with the standard $800 bond needed to leave jail while his case proceeds, according to attorney Katrina Spence-Smock.
The number of unemployment claims in Indiana hit a new low for 2019 in May, as seasonal hiring started to pick up.
The official crowdfunding for “Ann Dancing,” the Mass Ave. electronic sculpture ended Saturday. Here’s when we’ll know whether it has been funded.
Keep Ann Dancing Dance Party raises funds to repair Mass. Ave. ‘Ann Dancing’ sculpture, Saturday, June 29, 2019.
Gov. Eric Holcomb signed 293 new state laws approved by the Republican-controlled Indiana House and Senate during its annual legislative session, which ran between Jan. 3 and April 24.
See the Keep Ann Dancing Dance Party which raised funds to repair the ‘Ann Dancing’ sculpture on Mass. Ave., Saturday, June 29, 2019.
On Friday morning, the U.S. Department of Agriculture released its “Planted Acreage” report that shocked markets by showing far more corn acres and fewer soybean acres than anticipated.
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. — It was built as a hideout for mobster Al Capone, was a hangout for Elvis in the 1950s as he became a star and now Gulf Hills Hotel is in danger of losing that history and…
U.S. Steel named Steven D. Bugajski its chief information officer, putting him in charge of its information technology and computer systems.“Steve’s depth of experience has shown that his talents, strong knowledge of our systems, and insights into IT t…