Crossroads Chamber to host Visclosky
U.S. Rep Visclosky, D-Gary, will speak during the Crossroads Regional Chamber of Commerce monthly member luncheon on Tuesday.
Month: January 2020
US marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day
To commemorate the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Nicholas Thomas and more than 100 other volunteers will board up vacant houses, install school safety signs and make other improvements to a Detroit neighborhood. Their mission is to celebrate King’s lega…
Suspects arrested after dispute over woman, shootout at tobacco shop
Among the suspects are the woman’s father and brother. They went to confront the shop’s owner, who previously dated the woman, police said.
Urban League president tells MLK Day audience to fight racism through ‘courageous conversations’ (copy)
WESTVILLE — Everyone is capable of living out Martin Luther King Jr.’s message of tolerance and respect for everyone, regardless of their race or position in society.
Donald Trump’s lawyers say impeachment case is insufficient, unconstitutional
Trump’s new legal team says the two impeachment articles against him do not allege any high crime or misdemeanor as required by the Constitution.
Indy-area girls basketball Fab 15: Top two teams set for state finals rematch
How about a 4A state finals rematch? That’s happening this week. Plus, North Central takes another big jump. Here’s this week’s Fab 15.
DNA tests confirm coyote captured in Chicago attacked boy
The animal was shot with a BB gun, “which could have caused the limp in its movements as well as the aggressive behavior,” officials said.
Buttigieg says Oval Office needs wartime veteran
ANKENY, Iowa — Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg said Saturday the Oval Office benefits from the perspective of a wartime veteran, a niche he occupies exclusively among top-tier candidates in his party’s race for the 2020 nomination.
Kountry Kitchen GoFundMe campaign raises thousands in 4 days. Here’s how you can help.
A drive-by fundraiser is also planned at the Indianapolis soul food restaurant damaged by fire on Jan. 11.
‘The civil rights march of my life’: Thousands of pro-gun protesters, many heavily armed, rally peacefully in Richmond
Gun rights supporters gathered at Virginia’s Capitol in Richmond for a rally that state leaders fear could turn violent.