Responding to criticism, IU still mandating COVID-19 vaccine but won’t require proof
The university is expediting the application process in response to criticism of its vaccine requirement.
The university is expediting the application process in response to criticism of its vaccine requirement.
Police and firefighters responded to fires at two separate abandoned schools over the Memorial Day weekend.
The Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City is showcasing the work of young artists this summer.
The Underclass Showcase will fall during the NCAA evaluation period on the boys’ side, which will allow Division I college coaches to attend.
Lake Area United Way hosts its first Community Savings Challenge, the goal of which is to encourage community members to save at least $250 in six months
The Women’s Association of the Northwest Indiana Symphony Society hosted its 49th annual May Wine Brunch with a new twist this year.
Indiana healthcare system joins other across the nation in taking this step.
A semitrailer hauling an excavator overturned Tuesday morning along the southbound lanes of Ind. 49, the Town of Chesterton reported.
Indianapolis police are investigating after a person was found dead outside an abandoned residence on the south side of Indianapolis Tuesday morning.
As vaccination rates increase and coronavirus deaths decrease, the Hometown Country Jam music festival at the historic Brickie Bowl in Hobart will be the first big music festival to return to the Region this year.