Crown Point commission OKs new lighting for True BBQ, awning for Zombie Club
During a recent Crown Point Historic Preservation Commission meeting via Zoom, commissioners heard from two petitioners seeking approval for exterior projects.
Month: February 2021
T.J. Maxx to reopen in downtown Indianapolis after repairing damage from last May’s riots
Department store thanked customers for their patience and said it looked forward to serving them once again.
Driver found dead at Porter truck stop had reported not feeling well
Police checked on the driver at 8:38 a.m. Sunday and received no response when knocking on the cab of the truck. The driver also failed to respond to a page inside the truck stop.
West Side grad, Louisville’s Dana Evans garners attention for National Player of the Year
The West Side product and star guard has a website and a docuseries to promote her in the pursuit for the National Player of the Year award.
Crashes pile up in Region as snow, ice, low temps persist; travel advisories issued
“Troopers are responding to multiple crashes on I-65 … in the Crown Point area. Drivers are refusing to reduce speeds.”
Income tax filing season opens Feb. 12 in Indiana
Under state law, taxpayers have until April 15 to submit their state tax documents and pay any taxes owed. Federal income taxes also must be filed this year by April 15.
Shot East Chicago cop out of surgery; person of interest in hospital, police say
The off-duty police officer, who was among three people shot during an altercation late Sunday, suffered five gunshot wounds, police confirmed.
Delayed opening for Winfield postal substation coming after training complete, official says
The new postal substation shares space with U-Haul Rentals business, 8380 109th Ave.
St. John considers settlement in ongoing lawsuit with developer
Town Council President Gerald Swets said the Council plans to make a decision at its Feb. 24 meeting, and encouraged the public to submit feedback on the settlement options.
St. John considers settlement in ongoing lawsuit with developer
Town Council President Gerald Swets said the Council plans to make a decision at its Feb. 24 meeting, and encouraged the public to submit feedback on the settlement options.