Porter County woman shares journey battling Lyme disease
For nearly four years, Tyna Bianco-Jessen has been confined to her bedroom, bedridden, with a view limited to the light green walls covered in her children’s artwork.
Month: January 2021
Scared, confused, angry: After Capitol riots, students and teachers tackle tough emotions
Indiana teachers spent Thursday talking with their students about the riots that took place in the nation’s capital on Jan. 6.
Peoples Bank seeks to list its stock on NASDAQ
NorthWest Indiana Bancorp, the Munster-based parent company of Peoples Bank, is seeking to get its common stock listed on the NASDAQ Stock Market.
Hoosiers age 80 and up can make COVID-19 vaccine appointment today
Appointments for the free immunization must be made online at ourshot.in.gov or by calling 2-1-1.
Blood donors could win a trip to Super Bowl
The American Red Cross is teaming up with the National Football League to tackle the shortage by encouraging people, especially coronavirus survivors, to donate blood. Anyone who gives blood or platelets in January to help hospital patients could win a…
Wall Street keeps rising on Democratic wins, stimulus hopes
Major U.S. stock indexes surged to all-time highs Thursday as Wall Street bet that the Democratic sweep of Washington means more stimulus is on the way for the economy.
An ‘angry’ Pence navigates the fallout of his rupture with Trump over election, Capitol riots
Vice President Mike Pence has broken with President Donald Trump as calls increase for Pence to use the 25th Amendment to replace Trump.
Why your stimulus check may not have arrived yet if you filed with H&R Block or TurboTax
Those who used H&R Block and TurboTax to file their 2019 taxes are reporting issues to the IRS about delayed payment or wrong bank information.
Businesses want their workers to receive the coronavirus vaccine. But will they require it?
Businesses are drafting vaccines policies for when the coronavirus becomes widely available, but some are reluctant to require it even if they can legally do so.
No charges after sexual abuse investigation at Hope Center Indy, IMPD says
Two former clients had alleged they were sexually abused during stays at the faith-based residential treatment facility for human trafficking victims.