Reinstating federal unemployment benefits would ‘irreparably harm’ Hoosiers, state says
State lawyers said Hoosiers will be “irreparably harmed” by a judge’s decision ordering the state to continue federal unemployment benefits.
Month: June 2021
State probing East Chicago firefighter safety concerns
The firefighters’ labor dispute with the mayor has prompted a state inquiry into potential safety violations.
Watercolor painting exhibit stars at Chesterton Art Center
Hammond painter Mark Anderson will exhibit his watercolors at the Chesterton Art Center in July.
A top Indiana health official who helped lead pandemic response is stepping down
Dr. Jennifer Sullivan, secretary of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, played a key role in Indiana’s pandemic response.
Lincoln-Way East adds state trophies in girls track, boys volleyball
It’s an accomplishment for a high school to win a state sports trophy even once. Lincoln-Way East brought home two in an eight-day stretch.
Semi driver in fatal Jan. 2020 I-65 crash sues Boone County Sheriff for malicious charges
Matthew Lewis Small, 35, says he suffered personal and professional harm when he was charged with three counts of reckless homicide without cause.
Aldi to open its 12th grocery store in Marion County, this one in Speedway
The new location is part of the company’s goal to become the third largest grocer in the country by the end of 2022.
Federal judge blocks Indiana ‘abortion reversal’ law
The ruling came just before the so-called abortion reversal law adopted by Indiana’s Republican-dominated Legislature was to take effect Thursday.