Alleged gang member arraigned on federal gun charge
A alleged gang member wounded in a shootout outside the Hobart Walmart in 2018 was arraigned Wednesday on a federal gun charge, records show.
Month: April 2020
Coronavirus: Purdue’s ‘Brickhead’ gets a mask. Artist sends his thanks
With his ‘Brickhead’ sculpture fitted with a surgical mask, artist of Purdue installation says, ‘I’m all for it.’
Breakingviews TV: Up in smoke
A U.S. regulator is suing Altria to unwind its 35% stake in e-cigarette startup Juul. The market has already meted out punishment. The Marlboro maker’s $12.8 bln investment is worth two-thirds less. Jennifer Saba explains why it is a notice to others l…
Watch “Fringe’ on streaming services to battle cabin fever
Every week, until a sense of normalcy is restored, we will be providing Cabin Fever Essentials, all of which can be viewed on major streaming platforms.
Small businesses can apply for stimulus loans to keep workers employed starting Friday
Small businesses can apply for Paycheck Protection Plan stimulus loans starting Friday.
Video journals: Global youth describe life in virus crisis
Take out your phone. Point the video camera at yourself. And tell us: What is it like to be a young person in your corner of the world, in the midst of the coronavirus crisis?
How the stay-at-home order has affected Indiana traffic, crashes
JR Cook, who has owned Cook’s Towing Service for three decades, guesses his business is down about 70%.
Indianapolis weather is beautiful. Here’s what you can safely do outside.
It’s really nice out, and it should be all weekend! Here are some things you can safely do outdoors.
‘Talley’s Folly’ rescheduled at Munster’s Theatre at the Center
Munster’s Theatre at the Center recently rescheduled its production of “Talley’s Folly,” which was to be presented April 30 to May 31. The show’s new dates are April 29, 2021 to May 30, 2021.
Area church keeps doors open, says it’s in compliance with COVID-19 precautions
The church’s doors are wide open with modifications that keep the church in compliance with the governor’s “stay-at-home” order, its senior pastor said.