Month: July 2019
Search for suspect prompts officers to form a perimeter in Calumet City after street brawl, police say
CALUMET CITY — A street fight between several people that ended with one being beaten and stabbed prompted police to form a perimeter around the area Monday afternoon in order to search for the alleged suspect.
‘Into the Spider-Verse’ animator to give talk about careers in the arts in Michigan City
“Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse” animator James Ward swings back to his hometown of Michigan City Friday to give a public talk.
Pacers Gaming coach Cody Parrent on preparing for postseason
Pacers Gaming coach Cody Parrent on preparing for postseason
40 Indiana athletes to watch for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
You thought 2016 was big for Indiana Olympians? Wait until 2020
Riverside Amusement Park: From heyday to demo day
For 68 years, Riverside Amusement Park on the northwest side gave thrills and chills to Indianapolis residents.
GUEST COMMENTARY: President Trump is putting American patients in control
A few years ago, my doctor recommended a routine heart exam. I would be paying for it out-of-pocket, since I had a high-deductible plan, so naturally I asked what it would cost.
GUEST COMMENTARY: America needs a pharmaceutical trade negotiator
Americans pay significantly more for prescription drugs than patients in other wealthy nations.
Portage crime sees 33-year low, police chief says
PORTAGE — Crime in Portage has gone down by more than 8% over the past year, Police Chief Troy Williams announced Monday, the lowest crime has been in 33 years.