MLK Center surpasses 2000 meals served: ‘We’re putting ourselves out here because we care.”
MLK Center staff and a volunteer organize donations from the morning into meals for community members in need. The center has surpassed 2000 meals served.
MLK Center staff and a volunteer organize donations from the morning into meals for community members in need. The center has surpassed 2000 meals served.
The city of Indianapolis and the Indy Chamber announced a $10 million rapid response loan fund for small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.
Valpo Mayor Matt Murphy said he anticipates the governor will extend his order that Hoosiers stay home through April 7 to minimize the spread of the coronavirus.
Beginning Monday, Nurturing Developmental & Learning Academy will open its facilities to provide child care to first responders and essential workers.
To help keep the town competitive and retain officers, Dyer officials are moving forward with raises for police officers and switching from 8-hour shifts to 12-hour shifts.
Marica Clutter and Stephen Hall were planning their dream wedding when the coronavirus outbreak put their plans on hold.
While we can’t yet know the extent of the economic damage caused by coronavirus, there are steps you can take now to prepare for the fallout.
State health officials reported new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Lake County, but no new deaths in Northwest Indiana.
A view from our IndyStar staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled that a mother striking her nine-year-old son across his back and body with an electrical cord was not exercising parental discipline, but committing a crime.