Lowell Labor Day Parade to celebrate centennial amid trappings of weekend festival
It’s time for the Lowell Labor Day Parade and Festival. The festival takes place Aug. 31 through Sept. 1.
Month: August 2019
‘And, your honor … I’m not guilty’
MICHIGAN CITY – A local man accused of providing his father with a fatal dose of heroin confirmed Thursday he is prepared to face a jury in La Porte Superior Court 1 beginning Sept. 30.
No. 1 Warren Central aims to take lessons as winning streak comes to an end
Warren Central might have lost the game, but their goal remains.
Sports betting is legal in Indiana. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Sports gambling became legal in Indiana Sept. 1. But when Hoosiers may see mobile sports betting is still anybody’s guess.
Building robots leads to building careers
MICHIGAN CITY – Three alumni of Safe Harbor’s Michigan City Robotics Team have earned internships this summer at Sullair, an industry leader in compressed air solutions.
Woman arrested for trying to lure kids from daycare center
La PORTE – A woman who allegedly tried to lure children away from a La Porte daycare center with candy and music has been charged with attempted kidnapping and ordered to undergo a competency evaluation.
Labor Day Fest on Georgia Street
People gather on Georgia St., downtown Indianapolis for the Labor Day Fest, Saturday, August 31, 2019. Up to 20,000 people will pass through the closed two blocks for booths with activities, food trucks and local labor unions.
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NHRA U.S. Nationals: What drag racers do before they floor it
The idea of a drag race is simple: drive as fast as you can as straight as you can. But the actual task is not as easy as it looks.
NHRA Funny Car driver Shawn Langdon walks through his fuel mixing process
Creating the right fuel mixture is extremely important to run a good race. Drivers often take the mixing into their own hands moments before the race.
IMPD chief: Punch in Shortridge High School incident captured on video was 'not taught or reasonable'
IMPD Chief Bryan Roach said the Shortridge High School incident in which an officer is seen striking a student was ‘not taught or reasonable.’
