Month: June 2019
Renee McGinnis’s ‘Tales From the Biosphere’ on display in Munster
Rusting blast furnaces, billowing clouds and eerie abandoned ships have taken over one of the biggest and best-known art galleries in Northwest Indiana
Ride along on IndyGo to see new Red Line stations
Go on an IndyGo electric bus ride-along to see Red Line stations.
Lou Malnati’s targeting a July 15th opening in Schererville
If you’re hungry for Lou Malnati’s legendary deep dish pizza and don’t feel like venturing up to the city, you won’t have to wait much longer.
Culver’s franchise owner eyes St. John location
ST. JOHN — The town could be a few variances and a special exception away from having a Culver’s restaurant opening by Christmas.
UPDATE: 3 dead, 2 wounded in Gary shootings during past week, police say
GARY — Three men were killed and two were wounded in three separate shootings during the past week in Gary, police said.
Valpo approves demolition of dilapidated buildings
VALPARAISO —Two buildings are up for demolition in July after the Board of Public Works and Safety deemed them unsafe to city residents.
Climate change is a 'health emergency', 74 medical groups say
Medical and public health groups aligned on Monday to push for consensus commitments to combat climate change, defined as “a health emergency.”
Shelby Tyler repeats as U.S. high jump champ; Ramiah Elliott runs historic 200
Shelby Tyler repeats as U.S. high jump champ; Ramiah Elliott runs historic 200