HAMMOND and WESTVILLE — Eleven Purdue University Northwest faculty members will begin the upcoming academic year with promotions, as approved recently by the Purdue University Board of Trustees. The promotions are effective Aug. 17.
La PORTE — The La Porte Economic Advancement Partnership invites all business and community members to take part in a special, free of charge, virtual workshop titled A Series in Self-Leadership: From Reactive to Proactive, presented by Trudy Menke, Pr…
Ever since the special section on Page 2 of The La Porte County Herald-Argus showing a historical photo of a La Porte County through current issues entitled Remember When have been published, I have clipped and pasted in yearly binders…
Solid Waste District sites closed
INDIANAPOLIS — After Indiana marked the largest single-day jump in the state’s COVID-19 death toll on Tuesday, state health officials warned the worst is yet to come.
La PORTE – April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, set aside to inform the public about the need to report suspected abuse and neglect. And this April, at-risk children may be more risk than ever.
The cancellation of spring sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic means empty baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, golf courses and track and field venues all over the United States.
La PORTE — With places like the casino, outlet mall, bars and liquor stores closed under the state stay-at-home order, one might think the number of crimes reported to police would diminish.
MICHIGAN CITY — A local teenager charged with murder in 2018 will return to court for a setting of a new trial Thursday after the Indiana Court of Appeals declined to hear his case last week.
Residents asked not to flush ‘wipes in the pipes’