YOUTH PERSPECTIVES: It’s time to move on from impeachment drama
The impeachment of Donald Trump finally ended last Wednesday with mostly every Republican senator voting for acquittal.
Month: February 2020
Discussions continue about community center project
The Merrillville Community Center Project Committee is exploring ways to finance its operations.
Breakingviews TV: Heineken CEO
Jean-Francois van Boxmeer will be replaced by Dolf van den Brink as chief executive in June. He leaves on a high – the brewer beat analyst forecasts for 2019 sales growth. But his successor faces challenges in the key markets of Mexico and Vietnam, say…
Indianapolis weather: Hamilton, Boone counties under travel advisories as wintry mix falls
Remember when that groundhog told us spring was right round the corner? It’s not.
Great Lakes steel production rose by 1.32% last week
Great Lakes steel mills made 689,000 tons of steel last week.
What do the numbers say for IU basketball? Change the lineup
What happens when Indiana basketball gets Moneyball treatment.
Credit scores in two Region cities rank among the lowest nationally, study finds
The median credit scores of these local cities rank among the lowest in the United States, a study shows.
Centier donates to Taste of the Region
The Merrillville-based bank, the largest family-owned bank in the state of Indiana, lent a hand to the Service League of Northwest Indiana.
911 call sparked hunt for gunman in Portage neighborhood
A shooting victim called 911 Tuesday night to report the alleged gunman was still armed with two pistols and in the neighborhood chasing him, police said.
Bernie Sanders’ campaign defends narrow win in New Hampshire after big 2016 showing
Sen. Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire by fewer than two percentage points Tuesday. In 2016, he won the state by more than 22 percentage points.