Month: November 2020
Scrub Hub: How can I cut back on food waste during Thanksgiving?
Food waste is a major driver of greenhouse gas emissions — and the holidays are one of the most wasteful times of the year. Here’s how to cut back.
Book It: Quarterback makes No. 2 Irish legitimate contenders
“You can see him just continue to grow each and every week,” Kelly said.
IU basketball’s Eric Gordon opens his very own Bloomington pizzeria
A little NBA career mixed with pizza, garlic butter breadsticks and meatball sandwiches? Yes. Eric Gordon is doing just that at his IU pizza joint.
WATCH NOW: Local MasterChef Junior teen who lost parents to murder-suicide dies of cancer
Ben Watkins, the precocious 13-year-old who competed in the “MasterChef Junior” television show before losing his parents in a murder suicide, has died after a long struggle with a rare form of cancer.
Top Indiana election attorney rushes to defend Trump’s fraud claims, then quietly retreats
In less than a week, GOP attorney Jim Bopp filed — then dropped — lawsuits disputing President Donald Trump’s defeat in four battleground states.
Indiana residents scratching a serious itch for Hoosier Lottery tickets
Data released Tuesday by the State Lottery Commission show sales of scratch-off tickets increased 31% between July and October compared to the same four-month period one year earlier.
Merrillville restricts Town Hall access due to COVID-19 concerns
Merrillville administration made the decision after some employees tested positive for coronavirus or were in contact with people who tested positive for COVID-19.
PNW to finish fall semester remotely after Thanksgiving break
Purdue Northwest will move to remote instruction after Thanksgiving.
Residents targeted by fraudulent unemployment claims, police say
Each are currently working and did not file for unemployment, police said.