Indianapolis crime: Victim identified in fatal I-465 hit-and-run
Police said the victim was hit while walking to wait for a ride after being involved in a separate crash just an hour earlier.
Month: June 2019
Bureau of Motor Vehicles redesigns Indiana’s driver’s license, state ID
Indiana’s driver’s licenses and state identification cards are getting a new look.
Ravinia offers a full season of concerts, dining and hospitality
Ravinia, which is considered the oldest music festival in North America, recently opened its concert season.
Futures File: Drone shot down, oil shot up
Early Thursday morning, a U.S. Navy drone was downed by Iranian forces, sending crude oil prices higher.
More than 100 Region locations will be serving up free meals to kids this summer. Here’s where to get breakfast, lunch or snacks
From Hammond and East Chicago to Valparaiso and Michigan City, more than 100 locations in Northwest Indiana will serve up free meals this summer to children ages 18 and younger.
BOOKS: ‘Fading Ads of Chicago’
For more than 40 years, Joe Marlin, author of the just released “Fading Ads of Chicago,” photographed ghost signs, those fading advertisements painted on the sides of brick buildings, a onetime popular way to advertise in the U.S.
Op-ed: Archdiocese followed canon law in revoking Catholic status of Brebeuf
In the business community, a franchise is allowed certain leeway in making decisions, but it is also expected to abide by the core strictures of the parent company.
Rep. Greg Porter: Higher education funding merits General Assembly attention
I believe there is a definite connection between the lack of substantive state support for higher education and the problems students and their families face in trying to make college affordable.
Shot in the back of the head: 40 years later, Given case still rocks Region
The gunshot continues echoing in Northwest Indiana 40 years after a bullet passed through Jay Given’s head, pierced through the glass door of an East Chicago nightclub and landed in the street outside.
Anniversaries: John Phillips & Helen Phillips
Anniversaries: John Phillips & Helen Phillips; John and Helen Phillips were married June 19, 1946, in Indianapolis, IN. John is retired from Western Electric and then drove a school bus for Avon for several years, until Helen retired from teaching….