Crash closes all lanes at U.S. 51 at I-80 and Central Ave.
Part of U.S. 51 in Lake County was closed after a vehicle crashed early Wednesday, officials said.
Month: June 2020
Doyel #SeniorClass: Tech senior lost his baseball season then saved a life
Tech’s Alonte Durr didn’t play baseball until high school. He’d never had to save a man’s life until then, either. Turns out, he’s a natural at both.
Casinos, airlines seek return to normality
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments Tuesday related to the national and global response, the work place and the spread of the virus.
Hobart endorses church expansion
An expansion project planned for the Hobart Assembly of God has the blessing of two city panels.
Breakingviews TV: Easy way out
Investors including Warburg Pincus plan to take 58.com private for $8.7 bln, a deal announced just days after a group led by Tencent agreed to buy out Bitauto. Both acquisitions offer the U.S.-listed Chinese outfits an easy exit from an unwelcoming mar…
Valparaiso blesses, opens Region’s 9th baby box
“This box represents no shame, no blame and no names,” Monica Kelsey said.
‘Miracle patient’: Flying Toasters’ Rodney Stepp talks fight with coronavirus
Flying Toasters keyboard player Rodney Stepp spent a month at IU Health North Hospital, including 2 weeks on a ventilator in a medically induced coma
2 dead, 5 others injured in separate shootings overnight
Two men were shot to death on the northeast side early Wednesday and five others were injured in separate shootings in the city, police said.
Harbor Square project to combine housing, health care
East Chicago Mayor Anthony Copeland said the project has been two years in the making.
Hackney: Join IndyStar for a virtual town hall on race relations at 2 p.m. Thursday
It is important to examine how we address some of the systemic issues related to race, columnist Suzette Hackney writes.