Traverse City-area pier scraps plans for cruise ships
A waterfront project along Lake Michigan is scrapping plans to pursue the cruise ship business.
Month: March 2020
Virtual rallies, line spacing: Illinois votes amid COVID-19 pandemic
State officials declined to postpone the election despite concerns about low turnout because of the outbreak of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
Visitor restrictions in place at area hospitals
La PORTE – To minimize the spread of COVID-19, area hospitals have put visitor restrictions in place.
Judge puts evictions, most court action on hold
Porter Superior Court Judge David Chidester has suspended all eviction hearings as part of a near-shut down of his court as the local judiciary grapples with how to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Top 60 Workout, North/South All-Star Classic postponed
Basketball events will be rescheduled if possible
Breakingviews TV: Paper jam
The U.S. Federal Reserve said that it will help unclog the commercial-paper market by offering to buy this form of short-term corporate debt, as it did in 2008. But the Fed’s experience and big market changes may make this time a little easier, says An…
Indianapolis Indians close Victory Field, postpone games due to coronavirus
Indianapolis Indians fans are encouraged to hold onto tickets until more information becomes available.
Swimmers’ dilemma: How to train for Olympics when no pools are open
Swimmers and divers preparing for the Tokyo Olympics, including gold medalist Lilly King, might soon have no pools available to them.
‘A well-earned appointment’: Longtime deputy Scott Dolson named new IU AD
IU will hire from within to replace Fred Glass, officially tapping his deputy, Scott Dolson, as its next athletic director.
Spring pansies bring a little bit of color for Indianapolis’ ‘new normal’
Engledow Group spent much of Tuesday, March 17, 2020, planting pansies Downtown for Downtown Indy, Inc., adding color and lifting spirits in town.