Coronavirus in Indiana: What to do if you can’t pay your rent or mortgage
Evictions and foreclosures are on hold in Indiana, but you still owe your rent and mortgage in full. Here’s what you need to know.
Month: April 2020
Coronavirus in Indiana: What we learned Wednesday from the governor’s news conference
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and health officials updated the public on the state’s response to COVID-19 during a Wednesday afternoon news conference.
Commissioners seeking ‘hard stop’ on MC courthouse expansion
La PORTE — With the devastation the COVID-19 crisis is inflicting on the world’s health – and economy – showing no signs of slowing, the La Porte County Commissioners are looking to halt the planned $22.5 million expansion of the…
IndyCar’s virtual race to be aired on NBC Sports Network
IndyCar’s virtual racing will be televised beginning with Saturday’s iRacing event, which has been picked up by NBC Sports.
Gary Roosevelt academic services provider to withdrawal from school at end of year
Officials for EdisonLearning, the for-profit academic services provider for Gary’s Theodore Roosevelt College and Career Academy, will end its relationship with the Gary school corporation at the end of the year.
Snack time: Blend various ingredients in savory and sweet treats
As the world continues to stay home during the coronavirus crisis, home cooks continue to brainstorm about what to cook for daily meals.Aside from meals, though, family members will want to enjoy a snack throughout the day. Food experts agree…
Republican senator has no qualms about voting in favor of $2 trillion coronavirus relief package
Sen. Todd Young supported the $2 trillion coronavirus relief act “without any difficulty or pangs of guilt” because he said it was needed from both a public health and economic standpoint.
‘It hits different here’: Coronavirus rules see closed basketball courts and blocked hoops
Basketball courts in the Indianapolis area are being closed as organizations like Indy Parks look to encourage social distancing guidance.
Court again rules in favor of deputies who shot Avon man family says was schizophrenic
The family of Bradley King filed a wrongful death lawsuit against reserve deputies with the Hendricks County Sheriff’s Office after King’s 2016 death.
Breakingviews TV: Help wanted
The recent U.S. bailout set a record at $2.2 trln. But there are only two dozen senior Treasury leaders to oversee the aid. Goldman Sachs has 410 partners to manage $1.9 trln in assets. Gina Chon explains why bankers may fill the gap as they did in the…