Education Roundup
College Go! week
College Go! week
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.
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…
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.
The Calumet Region-made Police Interceptor Utility beat out all other police vehicles, including V8-powered sedans, in a key test that’s widely respected among police departments nationwide.
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month began two weeks ago, we enumerated the quantity of specialized care available in Northwest Indiana.