MICHIGAN CITY – An ordinance that would have established a local landlord registry and rental safety inspection program was voted down by the Michigan City Common Council, and almost killed after both its author and co-sponsor withdrew support.
HorrorHound Weekend, the country’s largest horror movie and television convention, is returning to Indianapolis Sept. 6-8.
Donna Villalva of Lowell sees the joy music can bring to an individual.
HAMMOND — A bookkeeper accused of stealing more than $10,000 in cash from the Genesis Convention Center has been charged with theft in U.S. District Court.
Losing Luck will hurt the Colts this year, but the timing off his retirement has little to do with why
Results from Indiana’s new standardized test, the ILEARN exam, have angered parents and left educators questioning its usefulness.
DALEVILLE, Ind. — Two Indiana online charter schools accused of inflating their enrollments by thousands of students are losing their authorization to continue operating.
Florida visitor in stands told Colts long snapper Luke Rhodes, who appeared to tell other players.
VALPARAISO — The defense in a 10-year-old murder Portage case failed in an attempt to toss out the testimony of two eyewitnesses to the shooting.
OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma is reportedly offering a settlement worth up to $12 billion to resolve claims over its role in the opioid crisis.