Indianapolis traffic: Southbound I-465 near I-69 reopens after cleanup of semi fire
A fire initially closed all lanes of southbound I-465 on the northeast side of Indianapolis, but all lanes have since reopened.
Month: August 2019
Illinois spending $20M to encourage complete census count
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois is giving out $20 million in grants to community organizations and local governments to help ensure all residents are counted in the 2020 census.
MCPD: SUV driver ignored bridge warnings
MICHIGAN CITY – After an SUV became trapped on the Franklin Street Bridge last Friday afternoon, the driver said the gates started going down behind him as he drove onto the structure.
James White out as Marquette president
MICHIGAN CITY — When the new school year begins at Marquette Catholic High School in less than two weeks, it will be with a new administrator and a new leadership model.
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NICK hosts Great Gold Rush Race Sept. 8
Mixed reaction to Cougar Road plan
ROLLING PRAIRIE – After years of complaints from motorists, the Indiana Department of Transportation is looking to tackle ongoing traffic safety and congestion issues outside of New Prairie Middle School and High School.
Few details after 18-year-old shot
MICHIGAN CITY – Police have no suspects and conflicting witness reports after an 18-year-old man was shot in the arm late Tuesday, apparently just a couple of blocks from the Michigan City Police station.
Bark to take bite out of cancer
MICHIGAN CITY — La Porte’s Shana Mueller has spent nearly a decade on the front lines in the fight against a disease that’s wreaked havoc on her family.
Inspector general OKs casino boss's private flights for Gov. Eric Holcomb
Gov. Eric Holcomb violated no ethics rules when a casino executive treated him to private jet flights last year, according to inspector general report
At the State Fair, here’s where to find 100-plus Hoosier farmers’ products
Fairgoers can shop local and support Hoosier farmers at the Indiana Grown Marketplace through Aug. 18.