United plans to furlough 16,000 workers, fewer than expected
Flight attendants will bear the brunt of the cuts, with 6,920 getting furlough notices.
Month: September 2020
State Police to patrol roads for drunken drivers during Labor Day weekend
If you plan to drive on state highways this Labor Day weekend, you might see an increased police presence.
TASTE TEST: The cheese pull is real at Taco Depot
Its latest addition, the Karla Quesadilla Familiar, is no exception to the Merrillville restaurant’s history of innovative offerings.
Stahura resigns; caucus will fill mayoral vacancy within 30 days
The Mayor Joseph Stahura era has officially ended in the city following his resignation on Wednesday.
Boy Scouts launch ads on how abuse victims can seek money
Under the supervision of a bankruptcy judge, the Boy Scouts of America has launched a nationwide advertising campaign to notify victims of decades-old sex abuse by Scout leaders that they have until Nov. 16 to seek compensation from a proposed…
Excessive 911 calls land Valparaiso woman behind bars, police say
A local woman, who repeatedly called police to her residence throughout three different shifts and used a profane name before hanging up during one of those calls, was taken into custody, police said.
State board votes to ensure schools receive full funding for virtual instruction in fall semester
The Indiana State Board of Education approved actions to ensure schools receive 100% funding for students receiving virtual education this fall due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Aunt Millie’s does its part during pandemic to help Salvation Army, other food banks
With more families staying at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic, they will be fixing a lot more sandwiches. The key ingredient in any sandwich is bread.
Pedestrian struck, killed by vehicle on east side
The crash happened about 2:40 a.m. on East 30th Street east of North Post Road, IMPD said.
After 15 years in the elements, Twisted House needs major restoring. Here’s how to help.
With its splintered cedar and missing flowers, Twisted House has seen better days. The Indianapolis Art Center is hoping to repair the house.