LaPorte rings up big win in Red Kettle fundraising competition
Michigan City Mayor Tom Dermody raised $12,488 in his kettle while $2,456 came rolling out of the kettle of LaPorte Mayor Duane Parry.
Michigan City Mayor Tom Dermody raised $12,488 in his kettle while $2,456 came rolling out of the kettle of LaPorte Mayor Duane Parry.
Great Lakes steel production rose by 23,000 tons last week, but remains depressed by 18% this year with U.S. steel mills only operating at about two-thirds of capacity, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Officers responded to the 900 block of N. Oakland Ave near the intersection of N. Rural and 10th streets to reports of a person shot around 10:15 p.m.
After previously trying to acquire Sports Illustrated, an East Chicago native who amassed a fortune in business after playing in the National Basketball Association is poised to buy Ebony Magazine out of bankruptcy.
Strack & Van Til donated $15,000 to The Salvation Army Lake County at a time when food requests have soared by 500%.
An IU Health ICU resource nurse, originally from Argentina, is urging families in Indiana to limit or cancel holiday gatherings.
Indulgent holiday foods can clog more than just your insides. They can cause major problems for your sewer pipes. Here’s how to avoid fatty blockages.
Did it pass? Yes. Then it must be good, metro columnist James Briggs writes about the new COVID-19 relief bill.
Changes could result in real-world differences for Hoosiers. Here’s what to know about a change in how the state will calculate positivity rate.
As 2020 near an ends with a vaccine starting to circulate, Indianapolis is heading into the new year optimistic about its tourism industry.