Month: July 2019
Indiana attorney general asks federal court to dismiss sexual harassment lawsuits filed against him
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill Jr. is asking a federal court to dismiss the sexual harassment lawsuits filed last month against him and the state by four women who claim Hill groped them at a bar during a party celebrating…
Indiana attorney general asks federal court to dismiss sexual harassment lawsuits filed against him
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill Jr. is asking a federal court to dismiss the sexual harassment lawsuits filed last month against him and the state by four women who claim Hill groped them at a bar during a party celebrating…
Lake elections board tosses complaint against East Chicago Democrats
CROWN POINT — The Lake County Board of Elections dismissed Tuesday an intra-party complaint against East Chicago Democrats that alleged illegal electioneering and physical intimidation of a precinct committee member.
St. Elijah Cathedral’s SerbFest runs July 19-21
MERRILLVILLE — Family dining, tamburitza music and ethnic food and pastries are in store at the St. Elijah Serbian Orthodox Cathedral’s annual SerbFest.
Two penguin 'waddling vagrants' removed from sushi shop – again
Wellington police said Monday that they had received two calls from the same sushi bar in recent days over penguins spotted near the truck
Ripley reaches settlements in more than half of Missouri duck boat lawsuits
Officials say 17 people were killed last summer when an amphibious duck boat sank during a storm on Table Rock Lake.
City cracks down on landlords after IndyStar probe of rental operation, investment schemes
In response to an IndyStar investigation into Bert Whalen and Clayton Morris, the city mailed 877 warning notices to unregistered landlords.