Month: July 2020
Insider: What you need to know about the Pacers’ first game in more than four months
The Pacers haven’t played a game since March 10 prior to Thursday’s scrimmage vs. Portland
Worker killed at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor was 71-year-old man
Authorities have identified the man who was killed by a coil tractor at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor in East Chicago in an accident Tuesday.
‘The mask police will not be patrolling’: How Indiana is enforcing mask mandate
Gov. Eric Holcomb is requiring Hoosiers to wear face masks or other facial coverings beginning July 27. But how is Indiana enforcing the mask mandate?
CCH expands food rescue program across La Porte County
MICHIGAN CITY — Food rescue is taking leftover food from grocery stores and restaurants, food that would otherwise be thrown away, and making it available to those in need.
Parents charged with neglect after 11-month-old dies from blow to abdomen
The baby likely was kicked or punched in the abdomen after a feeding and immediately died, an official determined. The death was ruled a homicide.
Body found on road, believed to be struck by vehicle, fire chief says
The identity of the deceased is unknown at this time, however the victim was described as an adult male, officials said.
Masks required in schools statewide for all faculty and staff, students grades 3 and above
Masks required in schools statewide for all students grades 3 and above, Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday.
New state nursing home data show more than 100 additional deaths than previously reported
New nursing home data released by the state on Wednesday show an additional 128 deaths that were previously reported, an increase of about 10%.
PNW working to ‘engage’ with students for fall 2020
WESTVILLE — While higher education institutions are adapting to the reality of a global pandemic, professors like Purdue University Northwest’s Beth Vottero are planning the most successful path forward for their students.