Porter County launches new series of Master Recycler classes
Sure you recycle. But are you a master recycler?
Month: October 2021
Johnson Memorial Health struck by cyberattack Saturday
The Franklin-based health network was struck by a cyberattack Saturday, but officials said most systems were “unaffected.”
Porter County Council haggles over salaries
Administrator Letty Zepeda said the department is down two employees, so she wanted to reorganize before hiring anyone.
No luck for No. 9 Notre Dame in home loss to No. 7 Cincinnati
Notre Dame turned the ball over three times in the first half and trailed 17-0.
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Indiana ReStore in Merrillville closing
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Indiana is closing its Merrillville ReStore.
10 more die from COVID-19 in NWI in past few days
Four of Indiana’s 92 counties are rated yellow, which indicates a moderate spread. Seventy-five counties are in the orange category, and 13 counties are in the highest-possible red category.
‘It feels good to be home.’ Mike Woodson has his IU homecoming at Hoosier Hysteria
This was IU basketball’s homecoming. It was the day IU fans got to welcome Mike Woodson back. And with some help from Isiah Thomas.
Newest Crown Point police hire puts force at its largest
According to Police Chief Pete Land, the bearer of badge No. 116 brings the total number of local officers to 49, the largest number of officers in department history.
Community Healthcare System asking public to take part in survey
Community Healthcare is encouraging the public to take part in a survey about community health concerns.
‘A generational fight’: Hundreds gather to advocate for abortion rights in Indianapolis
Indianapolis’ gathering offered a glimpse of a ripple effect from Texas, inspiring nationwide calls to action to protect abortion rights.