2 drowning victims identified amid concerns about local beach safety
“Why does someone have to die before the water is cleared of swimmers?” asked Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project Executive Director Dave Benjamin.
“Why does someone have to die before the water is cleared of swimmers?” asked Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project Executive Director Dave Benjamin.
Investigators want to speak with possible witnesses to the fatal shooting of a Black man by a police officer in May, Indiana State Police said.
Officials asked anyone with information on the suspect’s whereabouts to contact investigators with the Hobart Police Department.
Commuters may want to take alternate routes Monday morning, as a single-vehicle crash has blocked the ramp from the Borman Expressway to Calumet Avenue.
Cajun restaurant Chef Tia & Co. in Indianapolis, which has seen sales triple during the COVID-19 pandemic, plans to open a nearby wings-based spinoff.
Some Indianapolis restaurants hit hard by the pandemic are criticizing food events that ask them to offer specials at a discount or donate food.
A total of 66 Indiana companies made the list, collectively growing by 146% over three years while pulling in $1.4 billion in revenue and creating more than 3,200 jobs.
Jose Zavala, who also goes by the name Roberto Rodriguez-Zavalo, initially gave police a false name, police said. He was later correctly identified and it was quickly learned he was sought in connection with a May 20 homicide in Illinois.
Site work for a new $200 million hospital coming to the city is slated to begin in mid-September.
For its June 1 grant cycle, the Crown Point Community Foundation doled out $52,800 to organizations in South Lake County.