U.S. steel production falls by 2% in October
Steel production in the United States fell by 2% in October, according to the World Steel Association.
Month: December 2019
Colts T.Y. Hilton pushing to get back on the field: ‘I hate to see my team like this’
Hilton won’t say what his injury is until the end of the season, only saying that it’s not a muscle pull, but he acknowledges he’s being held out.
Beer and wine sales at football a win for IU. But don’t expect Assembly Hall to start serving alcohol.
Assembly Hall sells out without the alcohol incentive; and in the close quarters drinks aren’t seen as a good idea.
Towering Santa a LaPorte tradition
For many La Porte residents, Christmas wouldn’t be quite the same without an 18-foot tall statue of Santa Claus.
668,000 will lose food stamp benefits under new work rules
Hundreds of thousands of Americans who rely on the federal food stamp program will lose their benefits under a new Trump administration rule that will tighten work requirements for recipients.
Colts OT Castonzo on coming off loss: ‘We have to win games’
Colts OT Anthony Castonzo on changing the momentum coming off a loss.
How shared meals can help bridge our partisan divide
Organizations such as Make America Dinner Again bring diverse groups of people together for shared meals and conversations.
Gary casino owner only applicant for state approval to operate new Terre Haute casino
Spectacle Entertainment was the only company to submit an application for the Vigo County casino license prior to Monday’s deadline.
Family won’t be allowed to exhume body of notorious bank robber John Dillinger – for now
Crown Hill Cemetery has voiced objection to the planned exhumation, citing a responsibility to the families of others buried on the grounds.
Breakingviews TV: Italian banks
Unicredit is short on growth but is pledging 8 billion euros of dividends and buybacks to keep investors happy. There’s little the bank run by Jean Pierre Mustier can do about rock-bottom rates, says Lisa Jucca. And since Europe makes big deals hard, b…