Month: August 2020
Michigan City beach reopening, but to county residents only
Access to Washington Park is limited to residents of LaPorte County, who possess a valid 2019 or 2020 beach sticker, Parry said.
Whiting Mayor Joe Stahura indicted, says plea deal will result in resignation
“All I can say at this time is that I used some funds from my campaign account for personal use, I routinely paid it back, the circumstances have resulted in wire fraud and income tax violations.”
After delays and cost overruns, Carmel’s Hotel Carmichael opens Thursday. Look inside.
A room with a king sized bed can be booked for around $189 on Aug. 31, or guests can splurge on a $1,089 presidential suite.
Indianapolis Colts cancel practice to focus on social impact in wake of Jacob Blake shooting
The Colts organization vowed in June to be active in the fight against injustice after protests erupted following George Floyd’s death.
When it comes to COVID-19 cases, what families know depends on their school
Beyond contact tracing, the information that schools share about positive COVID-19 cases varies from district to district.
Gary police to conduct training Thursday near city beaches
If you see Gary officers units near the shore Thursday morning, don’t be alarmed — it’s part of the department’s scheduled training, police said.
What to know about what schools can and can’t say about COVID-19 cases
But as the number of cases grows, what schools share with the community about those cases varies from district to district. Here’s what to know:
Court allows next Terre Haute federal execution to move forward
Keith Dwayne Nelson, who killed a 10-year-old Kansas girl, is scheduled to be put to death Friday in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Kenosha protests peaceful after night of chaos and shootings
Protests in Kenosha over the police shooting Jacob Blake continued Wednesday following the arrest of a 17-year-old police admirer accused of killing two people and wounding a third.