Month: March 2022
1 shot in area of Michigan City bar; police searching for suspects
The shots were said to have been fired in the area of Knuckleheads Sports Bar at 204 West Barker Ave.
Senate passes bill to make daylight saving time permanent
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent in 2023. If it becomes law, we would not change clocks twice a year.
New Indiana blind, deaf schools and archives sites announced
The governor’s office also announced that a new state archives building would be built.
Two traffic stops net illegal guns, police say
A county cop said he was eastbound on U.S. 20 at 4:17 p.m. Monday when he saw another eastbound vehicle speeding and then passing the officer on the right.
21st Century Charter School students earn associate degrees in high school
Kevin Teasley, president of GEO Foundation and GEO Academies, which runs 21st Century Charter School, said for the class of 2022, there is an average of 29 credits earned per student.
$150 million ‘You Are Beautiful’ project to bring 8-story boutique hotel and multifamily housing to downtown Michigan City
A new hotel and homes in downtown Michigan City will have sweeping views of the Lake Michigan shoreline.
Indianapolis chaplain sentenced to 18 months imprisonment for illegal gun sales
A local chaplain was sentenced in federal court to 18 months imprisonment for purchasing and illegally re-selling 167 firearms.
Indiana school board public comment bill signed into law
The new law taking effect July 1 mandates that school boards offer an oral public comment period at all public meetings.
Sláinte! Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Indianapolis with these events, performances
From Irish dancing and music to parades, there’s something for everyone this St. Patrick’s Day.