Jim Merritt and Joe Hogsett say each other's to blame for renters' nightmares in Indianapolis
As the two point fingers about who is to blame, one woman told IndyStar that her landlord still has not fixed problems in her home.
Month: July 2019
Dancing days done after 66 years
MICHIGAN CITY – Sixty-six years ago, Marilyn Steinhiser fell in love with dancing. For 37 of those years she’s tried to instill that passion in youngsters, nurturing their self-confidence and progress with a gentleness and kindness few forget.
Students, parents ‘heartbroken,’ but ‘grateful’
MICHIGAN CITY – As Studio M closes after 37 years, many parents and students shared their shock, sadness and sweet memories of owner Marilyn Steinhiser.
LP fireworks cancelled after worker injured
La PORTE — The La Porte Jaycees were forced to cancel their annual fireworks celebration that was scheduled for Wednesday night after a worker injury occurred at the La Porte County Fair Grounds.
New American citizens come from all over the world
People from around the world become American citizens during a naturalization ceremony at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site.
C.J. Wilcox tries to comeback to Pacers after tearing Achilles
C.J. Wilcox has been rehabbing with the Pacers since he tore his Achilles last September. He wants to be back by training camp.
NWI Food Truck Fest to bring more options to Valpo’s fireworks show
The NWI Food Truck Fest will bring tacos, barbecue, sweets and other mobile cuisine to Valparaiso’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show.
Hutchins leaves Monrovia after 10 seasons, state title, for new position
Kevin Hutchins won a state championship at Monrovia; also a look at new 2020 in-state basketball offers
Insider: Pacers add strong complement to backcourt with T.J. McConnell
The 27-year-old averaged 6.4 points and 3.4 assists off the Philadelphia bench last season
What you should know about new Pacers guard T.J. McConnell
If you go by the name T.J., give the Pacers a call, they might want to sign you to a contract