8 NWI law enforcement agencies to benefit from school bus safety grants ahead of first days of school
Eight Northwest Indiana law enforcement agencies will receive grant funding for increased traffic enforcement near school bus stops.
Month: August 2019
Mass shootings and misogyny: The violent ideology we can't ignore
Recent shootings in Ohio, Texas and California have led to widespread condemnation of white supremacy, but experts say misogyny must be addressed, too
South Shore awaits word on West Lake
CHESTERTON — The operator of the South Shore Line commuter railroad is expecting notice from the Federal Transit Administration at any time regarding advancement of its West Lake Corridor project to the next phase of the grant process that would…
Foreign countries warn citizens about traveling to the US because of mass shootings
Venezuela, Uruguay and Japan have warned their citizens about traveling to the United States after this weekend’s mass shootings.
Noblesville bridge widening project is delayed 8 months
Here’s why the $4.5 million Noblesville bridge widening project over the White River is being delayed.
Noblesville's Logan Street bridge construction is delayed
The $4.5 million project will widen the bridge over the White River and add a pedestrian lane.
A slide, solar panels and tons of natural light: peek inside Walnut Grove Elementary
The environmentally-friendly school opened to more than 600 students Tuesday.
A slide, solar panels and tons of natural light: Peek inside the coolest new elementary school
The environmentally friendly school about 30 miles south of Indianapolis opens to more than 600 students for the first time Tuesday.
Your guide to some of the best dishes to try at Carmel's GreekFest
Carmel’s Greekfest is expected to draw more than 15,000 people for the food, music and dancing.
The untold story of Indianapolis' beloved Willie the Whale
Willie the Whale has been fully restored. Here’s the little-known history of the old zoo’s star, including his birth and time in a police impound.
