Hoosiers we lost in 2020
Losses in 2020 include a former governor, influential artists, sports legends, victims of citywide violence and thousands claimed by a pandemic.
Month: December 2020
Former professional basketball player who led Merrillville to state title game opening new training facility
TJ Lux, who led Merrillville High School to the state championship game in 1995 and went on to play professionally for six years in Europe, owns and operates the new Courtside by dlux at 1440 East Joliet Street in Crown…
The ways Donald Trump and Republicans have tried to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 win
Rep. Louie Gohmert’s lawsuit is the latest in a series of attempts by Trump’s allies to overturn the results of the 2020 general election.
Free COVID-19 tests coming to south suburbs
The Illinois Department of Public Health will offer free COVID-19 testing in Chicago Heights, Blue Island and Calumet Park this week.
Indiana’s biggest court stories of 2020: From Coney Barrett to Land Rover saga
Indiana this year played a big role in shaping the landscape of law and order in the United States.
Walmart provided 16 million pounds of food to Indiana food banks this year
Walmart provided 16 million pounds of food to food banks across Indiana this year, at a time when food insecurity reached record highs and lines to local food pantries stretched down the street.
Indiana Republican lawmakers prepare to limit Gov. Eric Holcomb’s emergency powers
Republican legislative leaders in both chambers have promised to take a look at Holcomb’s use of emergency powers amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Adapt or fail: Here’s how the coronavirus pandemic impacted 4 small businesses in Indiana
Some business models were rendered moot practically overnight, an environment in which owners had to quickly adapt.
Scrub Hub: How can I be more environmentally-friendly in the new year?
If you have a New Year’s resolution to be more green this coming year, here are five things you can do from how you recycle to growing your green thumb.
The doctor may be in, but the patient is at home: COVID-19 spurs telemedicine
North-side resident and many more turn to telemedicine as a safe, no-contact way to see the doctor during the coronavirus pandemic.