DeGiulio parts ways from Dyer after nearly 6 years
After nearly six years, Town Manager Tom DeGiulio is bidding farewell to the town of Dyer.
Month: July 2021
Travel: A perfect getaway not far from home
It feels so good to be getting on the road and traveling more. A lot of people are feeling that way and travel and tourism seems to be finally getting a much-needed boost as hotel rooms fill up, rest stops…
Several taken to hospital after two-car crash
Gary police were dispatched about 2:10 a.m. Sunday for the crash, records showed.
Hospital CEOs seek smoking ban in Portage
Indiana air monitoring studies in Fort Wayne found a 94% decrease in indoor air pollution in workplaces after that smoke-free air law was passed.
1 dead, 1 hurt in hit-and-run crash on Dan Ryan
Illinois State Police said they responded about 4:20 a.m. Sunday to the two-vehicle hit-and-run on southbound Interstate 94 near 95th Street.
Man arrested in fatal Saturday east side shooting, police say
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department arrested Daniel “Cory” Rhodes Sunday in relation to a fatal shooting Saturday.
Josef Newgarden holds off Marcus Ericsson at Mid-Ohio for Team Penske’s 1st 2021 IndyCar win
Despite a late-race challenge from Marcus Ericsson, nothing could stop Josef Newgarden and Team Penske Sunday at Mid-Ohio.
2 dead after shooting at Hammond park
Hammond Police responded late Saturday to the neighborhood near Memorial Park.
Commentary: Socially responsible investing goes mainstream
Selecting investments based on both financial considerations and personal values is nothing new in the investment universe. But what was once considered a “fringe” strategy is becoming an increasingly mainstream approach.
91-year-old child molester not entitled to reduced prison term, Indiana appeals court rules
A 91-year-old Michigan City man sentenced last year to 20 years behind bars for child molesting is entitled to no reduction in his prison term, the Indiana Court of Appeals has ruled.