Mobile vaccination unit coming to Michigan City
Appointments can be made by going online at www.ourshot.in.gov or by calling “211.”
Month: February 2021
Widow testifies she saw no sign of danger before guest shot her husband to death
Jessika Lile broke down in tears as she sat on the stand listening to the hysterical 911 call she made in the moments after her husband, 42-year-old Nicholas Lile, was shot to death Jan. 3 in their home.
Local construction firms donating roofing and repair work to needy homeowners
Moore Construction, MZI Corporation and @Properties’ Mike Conner have teamed up to help out elderly, disabled or retired homeowners in Michigan City who can’t afford repairs.
Massive America’s Antique Mall coming to Highland Ultra Plaza
America’s Antique Mall plans to open a 55,000-square-foot antique store with hundreds of vendors in the Highland Ultra Plaza this summer.
IDOC defends policies in wake of attack that killed 1 prison officer, wounded another
Details on how an inmate allegedly obtained the stabbing instrument used against slain Lt. Eugene Lasco and Sgt. Padrick Schmitt, who was in stable condition Monday, have not been released yet.
Man gets 26 years in prison for string of violent armed robberies
U.S. District Court Judge James T. Moody imposed a 26-year sentence on 28-year-old Gregory J. Smith, who pleaded guilty to nearly killing a store clerk during one of seven holdups.
IMPD officers involved in east-side shooting that left one man in critical condition
During an attempted arrest, a 21-year-old suspect shot at Indianapolis officers who then fired back, leaving him in critical condition, Feb. 23, 2021.
Solarize Indiana to host virtual meeting on federal tax credit for solar panels
Solarize Indiana hopes to educate anyone interested in solar energy on a federal incentive offered to those who install solar panels during an upcoming meeting.
Great Lakes steel production soars on weekly basis
Great Lakes steel production surged by 38,000 tons last week, but U.S. steel mills only operated at little more than three-fourths of capacity, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.