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Renovated Indiana Hotel To Reopen To 1st Guests Since 1970s
The nearly century-old Hotel Elkhart is scheduled for a Tuesday grand reopening as part of Hilton’s Tapestry Collection of hotels. The building boasts 93 guest rooms, two restaurants, a ballroom, meeting space and a rooftop bar.
Police Investigating Deaths Of 3 People In Indianapolis
Officers found the bodies of two men and one woman about 2:30 a.m. Saturday while conducting a welfare check, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
Two Jailed After Attempted Kidnapping Of Child In Store
The child’s mother told officers a woman appeared to purposely bump her before unbuckling the child from the cart about 11:30 a.m. Friday in Kokomo, the Kokomo Tribune reported.
Indiana ACLU Files Lawsuit On Behalf Of LGBTQ Student Club Alleging Unfair Treatment
The newly filed suit claims the Gay-Straight Alliance club at Pendleton Heights High School has been prevented from advertising on the school's radio station and bulletin boards.
Student Group Holds Climate March And Announces Legislation To Confront Climate Crisis
Confront the Climate Crisis, a group of students from across the state, held a press conference in West Lafayette on Friday with State Senator Ron Alting (R-Lafayette).
DNR Reminds Hunters About Tree Stand Safety As Accidents Climb Amid Pandemic Recreation
The number one cause of hunting accidents in Indiana isn’t mishandling firearms, it’s falling out of trees. Falling from a tree stand can mean broken bones, paralysis, or even death.
Medical Choice Rally, Annexation Passes, Historical Lynching | Indiana Newsdesk
Hundreds of people gathered at the statehouse to protest the state’s COVID response. The family of a woman who died from poisoning at the Jackson County Jail is looking for answers. And annexation in Bloomington is moving forward.
Camp Atterbury Volunteers Provide Supplies For Afghan Evacuees
About 6,600 Afghan evacuees currently reside at the camp. Individuals interested in volunteering can go to Team Rubicon’s website to complete the application process.
Community Kitchen Of Monroe Co. To Expand Operations
The organization also has a food program where they serve meals to kids only in low-income areas.
A 2017 Vaccine Mandate Easily Became Law In Indiana. What Happened To The GOP Support?
The shift is significant within the state’s GOP establishment, which says its support of a mandate hinges on the government process by which it is passed.
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