Month: June 2020
City of La Porte condemns two properties
La PORTE – The City of La Porte condemned two unsafe properties this week, according to Mayor Tom Dermody and Director of Code Enforcement Jeff Batchelor.
Pritzker touts Illinois reopening as other states backtrack
Illinois residents can go to work, exercise at the gym, dine indoors at a restaurant and see a movie at the theater starting today as the state moves further into resuming some semblance of normal living during the ongoing COVID-19…
Indiana coronavirus cases: 510 new cases, 9 more deaths reported
Here’s how many cases of the novel coronavirus and deaths from COVID-19 the Indiana State Department of Health reported on Friday, June 26, 2020.
Friends, family gather to mourn retired officer fatally shot at hospital
Dozens gathered at Family Christian Center Friday morning to remember the life of Ryan Askew.
Indianapolis’ 200th birthday celebration kicks off Sunday. Here’s how to watch.
Indianapolis’ 200th birthday celebration kicks off Sunday on WISH-TV. Here’s what you need to know.
Fans at 2020 Indy 500: IMS plans to allow 50% capacity
New race day tickets will be issued to all customers for the rescheduled Indy 500. Tickets previously purchased and sent out will not be valid for entry.
Kevin Rader announces retirement from WTHR after 30 years
After covering topics ranging from politics to terrorist attacks and receiving numerous awards, reporter Kevin Rader announced his retirement.
Woman killed in Griffith fire identified as 69-year-old
Griffith Fire Chief Roy Schoon said Friday morning the Indiana state fire marshal’s office was investigating. He had not yet received an update on a possible cause or origin of the fire.
QUINN ON NUTRITION: Nutrition basics while camping
We made this pact after returning from our two-night camping trip. Next time, stay at least three days. It takes at least that much time to relax after getting ourselves — plus horses and dogs — ready for the trip.