Hammond introduces anti-pet mill ordinance
“This is in the vein of being conscious of how we treat animals.”
Month: April 2022
Sullair Michigan City campus achieves carbon neutrality
Air compressor manufacturer Sulllair has reached carbon neutrality at its Michigan City campus.
NFL Draft 2022: What you should know about IU football’s Micah McFadden
The four-year Indiana Hoosiers linebacker amassed more than 200 tackles and was the team MVP in their resurgent 2020 season.
Indianapolis police officer arrested on domestic battery allegations
Indianapolis police arrested 13-year veteran of the force. Michael Price, on Saturday morning over alleged domestic battery.
Judge: Transgender student must be allowed to use boys’ restrooms at Wooden Middle School
John R. Wooden Middle School must allow a transgender student to use boys’ restrooms after a federal court judge issued a preliminary injunction.
Horizon Bank reports record $23.6 million in profits
Horizon Bank reported a record profit of $23.6 million in the first quarter, or 54 cents per share.
Ford reports $3.1 billion loss after Rivian investment sours
Ford reported a loss of $3.1 billion in the first quarter amid limited supply during the global semiconductor shortage.
‘Significant’ investment on tap as Ameristar Casino celebrates 25th anniversary
Ameristar Casino is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and preparing to reinvest in its East Chicago property to position the gaming, hotel and entertainment destination for the next quarter-century.
Lake Central’s Ethan Knopf has a nose for the game
Lake Central is in the hunt for a DAC title and it has Ethan Knopf to partially thank.
Boy struck by vehicle on east side of Indianapolis, left in critical condition
Indianapolis police do not yet have a suspect vehicle description that they are prepared to release.