Month: June 2020
Former Munster school superintendents hoping for end to long-running pay dispute
Two former Munster school superintendents are urging a Lake County judge to reaffirm they were not overpaid between 1999 and 2014.
Franciscan moves outpatient COVID-19 testing city to Michigan City hospital
Franciscan moves outpatient COVID-19 testing city to Michigan City hospital.
IU, Purdue outline fall return from coronavirus closures
IU and Purdue students are likely to return to campus this fall, but in-person classes are bound to look different.
Trooper shoots man after high-speed pursuit from Munster
A 30-year-old Crown Point man was shot by an Indiana state trooper after leading police on a chase early Tuesday with several passengers in the car, including a young child, police and witnesses said.
Great Lakes shipping challenged by pandemic and high water
Great Lakes shipping challenged by pandemic and high water
New Crown Point elementary principal chosen
Eisenhower’s next principal comes to Crown Point from Valparaiso Community Schools. More on the new leader here:
Indiana primary live updates: Despite mail-in option, voters opting for in-person voting
The polls will look different this primary Tuesday as Indiana and the rest of the country continue to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.
GUEST COMMENTARY: All around us, there are helpers
Fred Rogers said, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.”
GUEST COMMENTARY: Too many questions with no answers
Maybe like those shards of glass, each little piece we clean up makes a difference. It doesn’t stop racism alone but together our little actions could make big change.