La PORTE — Thanks to the support of a local manufacturer, several La Porte restaurants are receiving an extra boost in sales in a time when they need help the most.
Ford is piloting a heated sanitation software solution that it says will turn its Police Interceptor Utility into a “Death Valley for the COVID-19 virus.”
Instead of playing in Dublin on Aug. 29, the teams will play in the U.S. over the Labor Day weekend.
MICHIGAN CITY — The Boys & Girls Clubs of La Porte County is expecting a heightened demand for services as it prepares to reopen after the COVID-19 shutdown.
“Before judging black people based off our emotional reactions, you must first acknowledge and address the institutional and systemic racism that continues to light that fuse within us.”
Black female mayors are leading some of the nation’s largest cities during an unprecedented moment of challenge as protests against police brutality overlap with the coronavirus pandemic and an economic collapse.
Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard announced the implementation of a daily curfew beginning on Tuesday. It will last from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m.
U.S. business leaders are speaking out against racial injustice. But executives have the power to do more, including supporting ambitious initiatives, like bold minority hiring targets. Otherwise, stakeholder capitalism will remain just a slogan, says …
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Additional COVID-19 deaths reported Tuesday were in Lake and Porter counties.