Many states, including Indiana, have extensively or totally eliminated COVID-19 restrictions.
Keeping the doors open at this local favorite is becoming more difficult.
I hate being right. I really do. It’s a painful burden to carry on my shoulders, this crystal ball that sees so clearly into the future. But, yet again, here we are at a moment in which I must say, “I told you so.”
The continual spread of a global pandemic happens when managers are placed in leadership positions. Peter Drucker, known management consultant, has a quote about the difference between the two that will become the contextual backdrop of this column ; “Management is doing things right; leader…
This year’s U.S. presidential election has come and gone, yet the country is in a quandary as to what really happened.
The second wave of COVID-19 has arrived with a vengeance. For the first time, the United States reported over 170,000 new cases in a single day. The seven-day rolling average now exceeds 136,000.
Recently, I visited a favorite jack pine tree in the Indiana Dunes National Park at West Beach. Considered rare in Indiana, it lives more abundantly further north. It’s a beautiful evergreen that stands out because of its irregular shape, but also because it is unexpectantly growing in the d…
INDIANAPOLIS — When new Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston walked out of the Indiana House of Representatives on March 11 with the COVID-19 pandemic just beginning to get a death grip on his state, he recalled, “I remember leaving this chamber believing something historic could be taking shape.”
As a physician and former state public health official, I’m troubled. I never imagined that political pressure would ever drastically influence the decisions of the Federal Food and Drug Administration or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These agencies are traditionally very i…
This just is not going to go away. We keep hearing about the "surge" in cases, the records being "shattered" or the massive "spike" in the positivity rate.
To understand how school-funding changes over the last decade have made Indiana’s public education spending less equitable, let us introduce you to Adonnis. He attends a public charter school in Gary, where violence has taken a devastating toll.
COVID-19 has revealed the ugly inequities of America’s health care system.
While strong human capital is necessary for maintaining a business-friendly reputation, it is also in our own best interest.
Northwest Indiana homes with at least five bedrooms.
Legendary Beatles drummer Ringo Starr is coming to Four Winds Casino in Southwest Michigan.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce recently honored 125 companies as among the Best Places to Work in Indiana, including Centier and Horseshoe Casino.
The class of 2022 is composed of more than 1,200 graduates, who earned more than 1,500 degrees and certificates this year.
Auto racing fans visiting the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this month will find a little bit of Hammond right by the Pagoda.
Indiana Conservation Officers are still investigating the incident.
A clamp-down on Chicago teens’ access to a popular downtown park and a weekend curfew following the fatal shooting of a teenager has revived longstanding accusations that City Hall prioritizes the city’s sparkling lakefront and downtown over West and South side neighborhoods where hundreds have been killed or hurt by gun violence. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has tightened a citywide curfew for young people as part of an effort to combat violence and restricted access by unaccompanied minors to downtown Chicago’s Millennium Park. The changes followed the weekend shooting death of a 16-year-old boy. But activists and others worry that minority teens will bear the brunt of the crackdown and exacerbate tensions between police and minority communities.
Three women who were found dead at a senior living facility on Chicago’s North Side amid high heat have been identified. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office said Monday that the women who were found dead Saturday were 76-year-old Delores McNeely, 72-year-old Gwendolyn Osborne and 68-year-old Janice Reed. All three women were found unresponsive over a 12-hour span at the James Sneider Apartments. Residents there started complaining of oppressively hot conditions days earlier. Alderwoman Maria Hadden said she believes the lack of air conditioning in the building likely caused the deaths. Hadden says she went to the building Thursday and learned no one had air conditioning.
Treyvonn G. Washington, 27, admitted in a plea agreement to arguing with his neighbor, who identifies as a woman, and shooting her in the back as she drove away.
Curtis Jones, who faces three to 16 years behind bars on each of the neglect convictions, is being held at the county jail without bond until his sentencing May 31.
Miller's infant was flown by helicopter to University of Chicago Medical Center in May 2021 for treatment of a broken arm, skull fractures and blunt force trauma to her liver, court records state.
The robbery at the First Midwest Bank branch in Calumet Township on June 11, 2021, led to the shooting death of security guard Richard Castellana, 55, of Tinley Park.
Hundreds of newly released court exhibits pull back the curtain on how the Rams left St. Louis.
Auto racing fans visiting the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this month will find a little bit of Hammond right by the Pagoda.
The state of Indiana is poised to end its 2022 budget year next month with an unprecedented $6 billion, or more, in its reserve accounts.
To qualify to vote, a person must be a U.S. citizen, 18 years old by Election Day, and an Indiana resident for at least 30 days before the election.