Helping Indiana’s undocumented community
DACA recipients talk about helping to raise awareness and funds for undocumented families who don’t qualify for coronavirus assistance.
DACA recipients talk about helping to raise awareness and funds for undocumented families who don’t qualify for coronavirus assistance.
The people behind GivingTuesday launched the #GivingTuesdayNow campaign to ask people to be kind and generous during the novel coronavirus outbreak.
May train passes good through June
Sixty-eight single family homes are planned for a new subdivision on the Youche Golf House, which is expected to be built within three years.
LaPorte County sheriff’s deputies managed to nab a wanted LaPorte man even after he allegedly stole a motorcycle, led police on a chase and hid out in a Michigan City motel room.
Struggling fashion brand J.Crew has filed for bankruptcy protection, the first major retailer to do so since the coronavirus pandemic forced most stores across the United States to close their doors.
“What we’re going to do is learn from these steps that we’re taking. We just thought a good place to start, or a good place to have a test or a control group, would be houses of worship.”
“After two months, we really needed to open. You still have to pay $1,500 for rent and for heating and electricity every month. You just watch your money disappear.”
Merrillville senior Peter Rodriguez Jr., who split time as the Pirates’ quarterback last season, will try to walk on at Indiana.
The Indiana Department of Health, in conjunction with the East Chicago Health Department, offered drive-thru COVID-19 testing Monday and will again Tuesday at East Chicago Central High School.