Region man dies after being shot in the chest, officials say
Police say the man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to his chest, after shots rang out Saturday in the 1100 block of Moss Street
Month: August 2020
This is more than a T-shirt. ‘This is my way of protest.’
People for Urban Progress launched a new line of products promoting racial unity. A portion of proceeds will fund a new fellowship.
Crown Point rejects all skate park bids
After accepting bids for the city’s new skate park during its early August meeting, the Board of Works is asking bidders to go back to the drawing board.
Teen admits to wounding man, child by spraying car with bullets on I-94
Alvin D. Keys, 18, admitted he was with three co-defendants on westbound on Interstate 80/94 at Burr Street about 5:25 p.m. Sept. 27 when they recognized a man in a silver Kia Forte and sprayed the car with bullets.
Superfund homeowners fight to keep legacy polluter lawsuit alive In E.C.
Low-income, minority homeowners living in the contaminated USS Lead Superfund site who sued big-name polluters in late 2017 are now fighting in federal court to keep their lawsuit alive.
‘They failed her’: Candlelight vigil recalls overdose victims
Kelli Thomas-Kniola organized a candlelight vigil in South Haven to raise awareness for opioid addiction.
Indianapolis is missing some sidewalks. That could present an environmental challenge.
The ability for city residents to commute without a car could play a major role in improving air quality, reducing carbon emissions and boost health.
Man videotaped sexual abuse of 9-year-old girl, records say
The federal charges stem from videos taken during the alleged sexual abuse of the 9-year-old girl. His face is clearly visible in one of the videos, records allege.
Michigan City courthouse staff relocates temporarily
A two-year lease has been sign for relocating the Michigan City courthouse operations while the 1909 structure is being renovated and expanded.
BRIAN HOWEY: Make your voting plans NOW
INDIANAPOLIS – There’s a forecast that is predicting that up to 1.8 million Hoosiers will vote by mail via absentee ballot for the coming general election.