Region sees second day of no new coronavirus deaths
Northwest Indiana saw no additional COVID-19 deaths for a second day in a row.
Northwest Indiana saw no additional COVID-19 deaths for a second day in a row.
James to Manning: “Looks like we’ll be going in the HOF around the same time.”
Black sports figures are using their platforms to advocate for change, and that includes those at Butler.
The Rotary Club of Munster presented a check for $2,500 each to two local nonprofits engaged in the battle to fight hunger in Northwest Indiana – The Salvation Army of Lake County and the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana.
Police say 58-year-old Linda Kimbrough was struck by two drivers who fled the scene Wednesday night on East 30th Street.
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels has expelled an undergraduate student for “racist and despicable” statements he made on social media.
Chicago’s school board voted to keep police officers in public schools, rejecting the demands of activists and some politicians to cancel a contract with the police department.
Coronavirus cases and deaths in Indiana for June 25.
As more venues start to open up and activities resume, there are many opportunities for entertainment. This is just a sample of what’s happening in the Region and Chicagoland.
Greenwood Freedom Fest may have been canceled but local businessman Brent Tilson is making sure there are fireworks for the Fourth of July.