Ind. 149 in Porter County reopens, but plenty more work ahead, state says
INDOT said it plans to begin resurfacing Ind. 149 between Ind. 130 and U.S. 12 around July 7.
INDOT said it plans to begin resurfacing Ind. 149 between Ind. 130 and U.S. 12 around July 7.
Groundbreaking is currently expected in spring 2022 with an opening planned for summer or fall 2023, according to library staff.
The School City of Hammond opened a vault in Hammond High School that has been locked since the 1980s. Here’s a closer look at what was inside.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a union that represents 1.4 million delivery workers, is setting its sights on Amazon.
The couple left every penny they had to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 2020. It has paid for renovations to modernize the hall of fame.
Statisticians remind us that correlation does not imply causation. While the Dow Jones Average may be inversely correlated with the length of women’s skirts, fashion designers cannot impact the market positively by shortening women’s skirts.
President Biden promised a new era of bipartisanship when he was elected, telling media in December that “the nation’s looking for us to be united, much more united.” As any plain observer of the nation’s politics can see, partisan tensions…
A Republican member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee told InsideSources Democrats might be taking their aggressive infrastructure spending a bridge too far, and their legislation could die in the House.
Diversity. That’s what everyone is yelling these days. I say phooey on that. Living in Calumet City, which they claim is 74% black, 16% hispanic and 10% white — phooey on Thaddeus Jones’ wanting to change the “face” of the…
No place has benefited from the NCAA’s exploitation of athletes more than Indianapolis, metro columnist James Briggs writes.