Month: January 2020
Photos reveal extensive damage to US Embassy in Baghdad as American soldiers rush to region
An uneasy calm enveloped the U.S. Embassy in Iraq as new images revealed extensive damage. Hundreds of soldiers from Fort Bragg were bound for the region.
Valpo’s new mayor sworn in, pledges to strengthen neighborhoods
A standing-room-only crowd of family, friends and supporters filled the council chambers at the newly renovated city hall to cheer on the new administration of Mayor Murphy.
‘It simply isn’t our time’: Julián Castro drops out of 2020 presidential race
“It’s with a heavy heart and with profound gratitude that I will suspend my campaign for president,” Democrat Julián Castro said in a tweet Thursday.
10 new venues, big events and exhibits that will rock Indianapolis entertainment in 2020
With new-look venues, a nascent Broadway musical and a Madam C.J. Walker Netflix series, 2020 will be an exciting entertainment year for Indianapolis.
Indiana Dunes National Park featured on cover of 2020 state travel guide
The first image most people considering a trip to Indiana will see this year is a seeming view of paradise, featuring the sandy beaches and sparkling waters of Indiana Dunes National Park.
Opening date of Obama Presidential Center still uncertain
Four years after Chicago was chosen as the site of Barack Obama’s presidential center, it’s still unclear when construction will begin on the $500 million facility.