Month: September 2019
Little Tokyo offers sushi and other Japanese meals to diners
If you’re a fan of sushi, tempura, teriyaki dishes, sashimi and other recipes, plan a lunch or dinner trip to Little Tokyo.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: To end oppression, start with your diet
Sept. 1 marked 80 years since Adolf Hitler invaded Poland and started World War II. Three years later, he launched the Holocaust that murdered six million European Jews.
Stepmother arrested in 10-year-old's death in Gas City. Missing girl's body was found in trash bag.
Amanda D. Carmack, 34, was held on preliminary charges that included murder and neglect in the death of 10-year-old Skylea, Indiana State Police said.
5 arrested for OWI during ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ initiative, police say
MERRILLVILLE — Five people were arrested for OWI as part of the national ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign, police say.
She surrendered her secrets to put away a sexual predator. But her sacrifice isn't over
Ex-USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar doesn’t remember abusing Rachael Denhollander. But the first survivor to speak out, he’ll always know her.
Family continues searching for answers after officer-involved shooting in Gary
GARY — The family of Rashad Cunningham, the man shot and killed by a city cop Aug. 17, made an appeal once again to the City Council for answers.
Another 15-day closure of I-465 started Friday. Here's what you need to know.
A new set of interstate closures that have the potential to snarl traffic in Indianapolis started Friday.
North Calumet and Meridian roads to be repaved this month
The Porter County Board of Commissioners announced major repaving projects during its meeting Tuesday. Construction and lane restrictions for North Calumet and Meridian Roads are set to begin later this month.