ArcelorMittal Machine Shop in East Chicago marks its 101st anniversary
The longest-running party in the Region steel industry returns to the Halls of St. George in Schererville in November.
Month: September 2019
Fall in love with the Dunes all over again
From apple picking to hikes in the Dunes, there’s plenty of activities in the Region during the fall season.
Vote for the Indy-area high school football top performer from Week 6
New Palestine’s star running back broke IHSAA record for career rushing touchdowns. That and more top performances from Week 6.
Victor Oladipo ‘looks like he never left,’ takes first step as Pacers open training camp
Victor Oladipo didn’t scrimmage as the Pacers had their first two-a-day session Saturday, but he participated in everything else.
‘Like your head was in a gas tank’
MICHIGAN CITY – A diesel fuel spill in Trail Creek this past summer was “minor,” according to state environmental officials, but a man who makes his living on the water wasn’t so sure, and called the state response “inadequate.”
2 accused of abandoning adopted girl appear in Indiana court
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A couple accused of abandoning their adopted daughter in an Indiana apartment and moving to Canada have made their first court appearance.
LP County men facing meth charges
SPRINGFIELD TWP. – Two La Porte County men remain behind bars after police witnessed several traffic violations, then found methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana in the vehicle, according to the La Porte County Sheriff’s Department.
County ‘not open for business for criminals’
La PORTE – The La Porte County Sheriff’s Department is proposing new regulations intended to send a clear message to thieves: “Take your business elsewhere.”
Firefighting in their genes
MICHIGAN CITY – For the Neuliebs, firefighting is a family thing.
Why Indianapolis will receive a $12 million boost in road funding
Indianapolis is getting a $12 million boost in road funding in a turn of events that will affect cities and towns in every Indiana county.