Education Roundup
College Go! week
College Go! week
INDIANAPOLIS — A lawsuit over a 2016 Indiana abortion statute, enacted by now-Vice President Mike Pence, could be the vehicle used by new Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority, to dial back abortion rights across t…
INDIANAPOLIS — Voters this year are being asked whether they support an amendment to the Indiana Constitution obligating the General Assembly to adopt balanced budgets unless two-thirds of the members of both chambers vote to suspend the requirement.
Two of Valparaiso’s finest are finalists in a national contest featuring police officers and their furry companions.
NEW YORK — A new Lynyrd Skynyrd film can be released despite a dispute over the band’s intentions after a federal appeals court ruled in its favor Wednesday.
INDIANAPOLIS — About 80 percent of Indiana’s hospitals face penalties totaling $12 million for having too many patients who returned for care within a month of their discharge, according to the federal government.
Aronzo Traylor is having a great time on stage as a cast member of “Sesame Street Live!”
ST. JOHN – Despite public pleas and one board member’s attempted amendment, the Lake Central School Board accepted the retirement of long-time auto shop teacher Dennis Brannock.
CROWN POINT — A Lake Superior Court judge agreed to delay a hearing to determine whether a woman should be granted a protective order against a Lake Station School Board member.
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month began two weeks ago, we enumerated the quantity of specialized care available in Northwest Indiana.