Double Track, West Lake projects set to begin
“A billion dollars in construction is about to start in full force the beginning of March.”
Month: January 2022
Caucus for Poparad’s replacement to be called
“A man whose commitment to community ran deep — serving multiple terms to the Burns Harbor Town Council, the Porter County Council and many other public offices — he will be sorely missed.”
Fiancée witnessed Thursday night fatal shooting of man on Indy’s west side, record states
Charles Ray Cole, 53, was shot and killed in the driveway of a home in the 200 block of Bertha Court on Jan. 27, 2022.
Early diagnosis of concussion a key to recovery
Unfortunately, many athletes still do not acknowledge being injured, keep their subsequent difficulties to themselves and continue playing.
Whiting adjusts plan on how to spend Amreican Rescue Plan funds
Whiting’s fiscal body was required to adopt a plan and that the funds are restricted to certain uses, such as for infrastructure and to offset city losses caused by COVID-19, the council president said.
Saraga International Grocery is reopening after temporarily closing. Here’s when
After weeks of being temporarily closed due to a fire, Saraga International Grocery will be back in business.
Two firefighters join Hobart department
Mayor Brian Snedecor said they both came from South Haven. The firefighters already have EMT training and will be pursuing paramedic certifications.
New snack shop brings world of tastes like squid-flavored potato chips to Indianapolis
Nap Snacks at 1323 W. 86th St. specializes in candies, cookies and beverages made for markets outside of the U.S.
IMPD officer who punched high school student receives probation for official misconduct
Robert Lawson was sentenced Monday to 363 days probation for an official misconduct conviction.
Driver in Sunday’s fatal Highland crash also involved in August pedestrian death, police say
Sunday’s crash remains under investigation, and charges are being pursued against Damico in the August fatality, police said.