Judge blocks new panhandling law from taking effect July 1
A federal judge has temporarily stopped new panhandling restrictions to go into effect on Wednesday in Indiana.
Month: June 2020
Crown Point restaurant reopens after employee tests positive for COVID-19; others remain closed
The gastropub said following “an extraordinarily deep cleaning of our restaurant and a complete staff COVID-19 testing,” the eatery would reopen Tuesday.
ACT adds 3 national test dates after spring postponements
The ACT is adding three national test dates this fall after coronavirus pandemic precautions led to postponed spring testing.
Getting a refund on an Indy 500 ticket from the secondary market depends on the company
Vivid Seats offers refunds, StubHub isn’t and SeatGeek did not respond to a request for comment
Hammond welcomes 12 new firefighters
Twelve new firefighters have joined the ranks of the Hammond Fire Department.
Downstate drug treatment firm suing Highland to open a center
Chosen Healthcare filed a civil suit late last week seeking a court order forcing town officials to grant them a zoning change.
Re-certification flights begin for Boeing 737 Max
A Boeing 737 Max took off from a Seattle airport on Monday, the start of three days of re-certification test flights that mark a step toward returning the aircraft to passenger service.
Sen. Mike Braun debates Tucker Carlson on police reform. Here’s what you missed.
After Fox News host Tucker Carlson ripped into Republican Sen. Mike Braun’s proposal to reform qualified immunity, the senator appeared on the show.
Talks underway on deal in Portage murder case
Negotiations are underway on a proposed resolution for one of three teens charged in connection with the murder and robbery of a 27-year-old woman they met through Facebook.
Region again sees no new coronavirus deaths; state inches closer to 46,000 cases
Northwest Indiana saw no new reported COVID-19 deaths Tuesday, even as cases continued to rise across the state, health officials reported.