Illinois courts to get diversity and inclusion officer
The Illinois Supreme Court is recruiting a chief diversity and inclusion officer for the judicial branch of state government to address racial justice.
The Illinois Supreme Court is recruiting a chief diversity and inclusion officer for the judicial branch of state government to address racial justice.
A utility company owned by Merrillville-based NiSource was ordered to pay a $53 million fine for causing a series of natural gas explosions in Massachusetts that killed one person and damaged dozens of homes.
The NWI Parkinson’s organization will offer a seminar Thursday as part of its “Pearls of Wisdom” support group series.
CROWN POINT — There’s normalcy to be found on the links.
LA PORTE — Issues facing the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities tend to receive increased visibility during the month of June, declared nationally as LGBTQ Pride Month.
Police are pursuing criminal charges against a Lowell man accused of blocking in a female Amazon truck driver to prevent her from leaving his driveway.
The FBI concluded its investigation of a noose found in the garage of Bubba Wallace, the only full-time Black driver in NASCAR’s elite series.
There might not be any such thing as “starter’s minutes” for the Pacers when the season restarts as they’ll rely on more players to prevent injuries.
INDIANAPOLIS — After months of not being able to see their loved ones in person, outdoor visitation has begun at some long-term care facilities as the state health department allows facilities with no new COVID-19 cases among residents or staff…
If Alysha Ramos successfully completes one year of the home detention, she will be eligible to petition the court to modify back to probation.