COVID-19 hits Region youth home
All residents of Schererville-based Campagna Academy were tested for COVID-19 after an employee of the youth treatment facility was found positive for the virus.
Month: April 2020
A drive-thru and walk-up coronavirus testing site has opened in a vulnerable area of Indy
Testing for the coronavirus — the virus responsible for COVID-19 — has begun at Eastern Star Church, one of the city’s most vulnerable areas.
Cory Gray remembered as caring, goofy and winning coach for Scecina softball
In 2018, Gray was honored as the state’s top coach at the Indiana Sports Awards.
First Merchants Bank pledges $1 million in coronavirus relief
First Merchants Bank pledges $1 million in coronavirus relief across Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio.
National Guard, health officials man mobile COVID-19 test sites for state study
VALPARAISO – Soldiers and airmen from the Indiana National Guard assisted the state and local agencies at 18 new COVID-19 study test sites this week, including an area Ivy Tech campus.
Pursuit of stolen vehicle leads to arrest of La Porte men on drug charges
PLEASANT TWP. – A police chase of a stolen vehicle ended early Thursday when the vehicle became stuck on railroad tracks and two La Porte men were arrested on drug and other charges, according to authorities.
Two dead, one injured in Ind. 130 head-on crash
A male driver and a female passenger are dead after veering left of center along Ind. 130 and into the path of an oncoming semi-trailer truck on Thursday, police said.
IU President McRobbie gives 5 scenarios for fall 2020 semester
While a return to full, in-person classes is unlikely, IU President Michael McRobbie outlined five possibilities for the fall semester.
Man convicted in bloody sledgehammer attack to get new trial
He represented himself during much of his trial in February, telling jurors he knew how to swing a hammer and would have killed the victim if that were his intention.