Indianapolis passes tenant rights initiative despite state’s attempts to block it
The Indianapolis city council voted to pass a tenant rights initiative despite the state legislature’s attempt to block the effort
Month: February 2020
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An outbreak of the coronavirus in Italy boosted the price of bullion. While producers of the yellow metal stand to gain from higher prices, a global pandemic could hit some production. And, as Ed Cropley explains, an even bigger risk may be that CEOs e…
Here’s where crews will patch pothole-ridden roads first this year
DPW can begin the more permanent solution of strip-patching with hot asphalt once the asphalt plants reopen for the season.
Trump: Supreme Court justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg should recuse themselves from cases involving him
“It’s very obvious,” Trump told reporters in India. “Justice Ginsburg should [recuse herself] because she went wild during the campaign.”
It’s a zoo in Washington Park
There are five life-size sculptures of animals in Washington Park to pay homage to the zoo that once lived there.
‘Save Indiana Beach’ rally to support finding a buyer for beloved park
The event, organized through a “Save Indiana Beach Meetup” Facebook page, will be Saturday at noon outside Indiana Beach.
Michigan City school bus fleet converting to propane
The buses are replacing much older models powered by diesel fuel.
IDEM to host public hearing on U.S. Steel Gary Works draft air permit
U.S. Steel says a switch to natural gas at two boilers at Gary Works would result in a decline of 142.64 tons a year in carbon dioxide emissions there.
BMW driver clocks 105 mph on Borman, busted for OWI
A BMW driver who went 105 mph on the Borman Expressway Saturday was busted for an OWI and drugs, according to police.
Rail Supply Chain Summit keynote speakers include port directors, railroad execs
Illinois International Port District Executive Director Clayton K. Harris III is one of the speakers at The Rail Supply Chain Summit this year.