Depot Museum to showcase local artist’s ‘Liminal Spaces’
A museum in Beverly Shores will showcase the work of a local artist inspired by primitive rock painting, ancient visions and dramatic landscapes of the American Southwest.
A museum in Beverly Shores will showcase the work of a local artist inspired by primitive rock painting, ancient visions and dramatic landscapes of the American Southwest.
St. Catherine Hospital in East Chicago earned the highest quality 5-star rating from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services again this year, placing it in elite company nationally.
Starting on July 6, Franciscan Health will open new COVID-19 vaccination clinics at Franciscan WorkingWell at 8345 Wicker Ave. in St. John and Franciscan Physician Network Coolspring Health Center at 1225 E. Coolspring Ave. in Michigan City.
Among other NIL deals on Thursday, Merrillville’s JoJo Johnson — now at Notre Dame — signed a deal with YOKE Gaming.
“He was an outgoing kid, always a smile on his face, a joy to be around.”
The Indiana Society of Chicago, a social organization that connects Hoosier natives in the City of Big Shoulders, is bringing back its annual gala after a year’s hiatus because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Over the course of six months, the Trump administration executed 13 prisoners in the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute.
Steven L. Fortunato, 40, was found not guilty of seven felony counts and one misdemeanor count linked to the Dec. 10 shooting of a 15-year-old boy in Gary.
Anthony D. Coats, 25, would face a three-year sentence if Lake Criminal Court Judge Samuel Cappas accepts his plea agreement.
Gage C. Brown, 21, appeared Thursday before a judge in two cases, one linked to a May 5 pursuit where he’s accused of stealing a Lake Station squad car and another chase May 27 where he suffered burns to his…