Griffith submitting new bill for township services
With no luck, so far, in gaining membership to North Township or St. John Township, Griffith is presenting a bill to the state legislature that would let the town go it alone.
Month: January 2020
Breakingviews TV: Ghosn ranger
Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has set out to defend his reputation in his first appearance since fleeing Japan. He only partly succeeded. Convincing jabs at a harsh justice system came with missteps that won’t help Ghosn’s image rehab, Christopher Th…
Munster bank robbery suspect nabbed 12 hours after heist, police say
Police have arrested a Hammond man in connection with Tuesday’s robbery of First Midwest Bank in Munster.
Common Council a homecoming for Gary Mayor Jerome Prince
Jerome Prince returned Tuesday night to the Common Council as mayor.
TASTE TEST: Third Coast Spice Cafe elevates the omelette
3 Floyds Distilling specializes in pasties, the English handheld savory pies.
A driver crashed into a south-side garage. Police say it was a homicide.
Officers found the body of Adrian Alexander, 45, in the driver’s seat of a vehicle that crashed into a garage and a vehicle inside it Monday.
Chicago airports add boxes for travelers to dump marijuana
The cannabis amnesty boxes, as they’re called, were installed last week.
President Donald Trump addresses nation after Iran’s attack – latest updates
Trump has vowed to strike back hard if Iran attacked U.S. troops, but he seemed to take a more conciliatory tone in a social media post late Tuesday.
‘Malala used the power of education to fight for human rights.’
Malala Yousafzai, a young girl who was shot in the head because she bravely stood up to Taliban, will be added to The Children’s Museum’s popular exhibit that spotlights child heroes.
Skip the ramen, order the crepes at Downtown Indianapolis’ new Wei Ramen
Wei Ramen and T-Swirl Crepe share a Mile Square space in Downtown Indianapolis. Diners should choose the crepe restaurant.