Coronavirus interrupts LaPorte hospital project
Work is scheduled to resume on May 26, but the restart date could be pushed back depending on how the situation with the virus unfolds.
Month: May 2020
Breakingviews TV: Winging it
American Airlines’ market value has plunged to $4 bln, but even that could be too much. Like other carriers, it has grounded planes and taken government funding, but American already came into the crisis with too much debt. Its equity could well be wor…
Butler University plans to bring students back to campus for fall semester
Butler University President James Danko said the university is preparing for students to return to campus for the fall semester.
‘Truly devastating’: Michigan officials assess flood damage
MIDLAND, Mich. (AP) — It could be days before the full scope of damage from flooding in Central Michigan that submerged houses, washed out roads and threatened a Superfund site is apparent, authorities warned Thursday, as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer expresse…
Carmel to reopen some shuttered outdoor areas, with changes
Carmel is taking steps to reopen outdoor areas: The Monon Greenway and Midtown Plaza will open, and two outside events will resume.
Avoid crawling ‘The Wall’ with NWI’s Echoes Band
Local Scene features musical happenings in Northwest Indiana.
Behind the the making of NBC’s special Sunday show ‘Indy 500 Special: Back Home Again’
Over the last month, NBC and IMS have worked hard to pull off a special cinematic production in place of the Indy 500 racing fans have grown to expect Memorial Day weekend.
Fox59 anchor Lindy Thackston shares news of cancer diagnosis
The Fox59 Morning News anchor shared the news of her battle on social media.
16 more COVID deaths reported in NWI; number of cases statewide approaches 30,000
Sixteen additional COVID-19 deaths were reported Thursday in Northwest Indiana, including 13 in Lake County and one each in Porter, LaPorte and Newton counties.
Here’s a list of Central Indiana restaurants that permanently closed due to coronavirus
Restaurants across the Indianapolis area have struggled during the coronavirus pandemic, forcing several local establishments to close permanently.