NASA astronaut shows off Indianapolis from space. See the picture here
NASA Astronaut Shane Kimbrough has been sharing “out of this world” views from the International Space Station.
Month: September 2021
Defendant fatally shot man, took off with $460 in cash and marijuana, police say
Izaiah A. Horde, 16, was charged as an adult in the shooting death of Emmanuel D. Hall, 18, of Minneapolis, on Sept. 10 in East Chicago.
Lake Central ends Chesterton’s DAC dominance with overtime score
Chesterton’s Ethan Schlyer forced overtime when he pushed a ball into the net off a deflection with 31 seconds left in regulation. Both teams were ranked in the top 10 in the Class 3A coaches poll.
Rep. Newman honors OFPD in Congress for answering the call at home
Of course, there was going to be an emergency call.
Mike Epps to film Netflix comedy special at Madam Walker Legacy Center in Indianapolis
Indianapolis native Mike Epps continues his run of representing his hometown on the world’s largest streaming platform.
Derelict Valpo hotel to be razed
The former Quality Inn, which no longer is living up to its name, will be razed this fall to make way for a road project.
Indianapolis airport gets largest federal grant in its history and in the country
What the Indianapolis International Airport plans to do with the largest grant its ever received, which came from a round of federal funds this week.
East Chicago Central High School moves to remote learning following online threat
According to the East Chicago Police Department’s Facebook page, officers were “actively investigating the threat” as of 10 p.m. Wednesday.
Horizon Bank boosts dividends by 15%
Horizon Bank boosted its dividend by 15.4% from $0.13 per share to $0.15 per share.
Planners oppose vacation home cap
Short-term rental owners in New Buffalo and their supporters applauded a recommendation Tuesday by the city’s Planning Commission not to cap the number of vacation homes in the popular Lake Michigan tourist community.