BREAKING: Former Gary Mayor Richard Hatcher has died
GARY — Former Mayor Richard Hatcher has died.
Month: December 2019
Massive sinkhole shuts down portion of U.S. 12, officials say
PORTAGE — A portion of westbound U.S. 12 will be closed for several days due to a massive sinkhole that resulted from a water main break, Indiana Department of Transportation officials said Saturday.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph in a cage: Political nativity scenes are causing a stir across the US
Churches across the country are using Christmas nativity scenes to make political statements about the border crisis, climate change and more.
Kwanzaa puts it all together in celebration of African roots, pride
The holiday season is full of joyous gatherings and time-honored traditions. Many Region residents observe with rituals that have been handed down for generations, a relatively young holiday is celebrated by some area African-Americans.
Lakeshore PAWS won’t stop till every dog has its day
Dedicated to finding loving homes for abandoned and unwanted dogs, Lakeshore PAWS was founded in 2001 with the vision of creating a culture of compassion and partnership in Northwest Indiana to assure that every dog born has a stable home…
No More Secrets addresses child sexual abuse awareness
GRIFFITH – They may have been away from the classroom Friday, but Griffith Middle-High School students picked up some interesting numbers:
Insider: The trouble spots in Colts quarterback Jacoby Brissett’s game
Brissett has struggled to post enough yards per attempt, hasn’t gotten the ball out of his hands quickly and has been at his worst in the fourth.
Insider: The All-Star case for Domantas Sabonis and Malcolm Brogdon
Based on their record, the Pacers are worthy of All-Star consideration when voting opens later this month and two players stand out in a 17-9 season.
Portage EDC welcomes new executive director
The Portage Economic Development Commission celebrated another good year of growth at its annual meeting Wednesday.
Celebrating Our Lady of Guadalupe
St. Michael the Archangel Church in Schererville was host to a cultural spectacular on Thursday evening as mariachis, ballet folkloric dancers and hundreds of parishioners and visitors celebrated the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.