Indianapolis police focus on education as scooter riders break rules
Indianapolis rules say Bird and Lime scooters should not be ridden on sidewalks or trails, yet people are doing it anyway.
Month: July 2019
Many Indianapolis scooter riders break rules that say where they can ride
Indianapolis’ scooter rides make their own rules when tickets aren’t issued for bad behavior, on Tuesday, July 30, 2019.
The organization that started a petition to change the date of Halloween has a new goal in mind
The petition to change the date of Halloween from October 31 to the last Saturday in October is now a petition to start National Trick or Treat Day.
Chesterton Art Fair to return with paintings, food and entertainment
The Chesterton Art Fair returns for the 61st year this weekend.
Indiana has most manageable credit card debt, study finds
Indiana has the most manageable credit card debt in the country, a new study found.
Indianapolis man shot to death on north side
Officers found a man wounded by gunshots about 11 p.m. in the 3100 block of Manor Court,
What people are saying about Pete Buttigieg's debate performance
Mayor Pete Buttigieg had a strong night at the Democratic debate, many political pundits say.
Security is a top priority for Region festival organizers
CROWN POINT — More than 250,000 people are expected to stream through the gates of the Lake County Fair between Friday and Aug. 11 looking for some fun, food and farm animals.
Fire protection contract extended while court fight looms
VALPARAISO — A disputed fire contract between the Beverly Shores Volunteer Firemen Inc. and the Pine Township trustee will remain in place at least until a court hearing Aug. 14, according to case records.