Jurassic Quest to bring dinosaurs back to Chicago and Indianapolis
More than 1.5 million people have toured the Houston-based company’s animatronic dinosaur adventures since they debuted in 2014.
Month: April 2021
Andrean boasts nation’s longest active winning streak
“We didn’t want to feel like that again and that loss might’ve been the best thing that happened to us that year because we knew what it was like to win and we knew what it was like to lose.”
Indiana bill would require voter to provide ID when applying online for absentee ballot
A bill that imposes more voter ID requirements to vote by mail has moved forward, but with significant changes.
Residences at Deer Creek and Coffee Creek to vaccine family of residents and staff
Residences Senior Living will soon start vaccinating the family of residents and staff at Residences at Deer Creek in Schererville and Residences at Coffee Creek in Chesterton.
Illinois migration continues to boost NWI home sales
The migration of people escaping Illinois’ higher taxes and cost of living continues to fuel a sellers’ market in the Hoosier state because of the shortage of homes to sell here.
LaPorte junior in it to win it
“I want to go to state and I want to be in the race. I don’t know if anyone can run away from me late,” Cole Raymond said.
Centier donates to Girls on the Run, Mental Health America of Northwest Indiana
Centier Bank has donated thousands of dollars to Girls on the Run of Northwest Indiana and Mental Health America of Northwest Indiana.
Service League of Northwest Indiana presents fundraiser
The organizers the Service League of Northwest Indiana’s Taste of the Region have reimagined the fundraiser for this year.
Gunman shoots victim, then himself, Hammond police say
The people knew each other and the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute, Hammond police Lt. Steve Kellogg said.
Gunman shoots victim, then himself, Hammond police say
The people knew each other and the shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute, Hammond police Lt. Steve Kellogg said.