Month: November 2021
Gayety’s Chocolates and Thornton Distilling inducted into Illinois Made program
Downtown Lansing stalwart Gayety’s Chocolates and Thornton Distilling Company were inducted into the Illinois Made program by the the state.
La Porte to sell strip of land along Pine Lake Avenue for parking for new retail development
La PORTE — A city-owned piece of land will be sold to the developer of a new strip center being constructed along Pine Lake Avenue.
La Porte to sell strip of land along Pine Lake Avenue for parking for new retail development
La PORTE — A city-owned piece of land will be sold to the developer of a new strip center being constructed along Pine Lake Avenue.
Study shows exercise can prevent serious COVID side effects
While exercise may not prevent a COVID-19 infection, it certainly protects against its more serious effects.
Holcomb: Lawmakers must pass 3 things to end Covid-19 public health emergency
Gov. Eric Holcomb identifies three measures he would like the Indiana Legislature to pass before he declares the public health emergency over.
Indiana higher education chief stepping down next year
Teresa Lubbers is planning to leave her post overseeing programs and services at the state’s colleges and universities following the mid-March adjournment of the 2022 General Assembly.
What I’m watching in IU basketball’s first real test vs. aggressive, experienced St. John’s
Here are three things IU Insider Zach Osterman will be watching when the Hoosiers host St. John’s in the Gavitt Games on Wednesday night.
6 things you need to know about maternal mortality in Indiana
IndyStar investigation ‘Joy in Jeopardy’ looks at the issues surrounding Indiana’s disproportionately high maternal death and morbidity rates.
FedEx victims ask city for $2.1 million over red flag failure
Several members of the Sikh community whose lives were affected by the FedEx shooting are seeking compensation from the city.