Attorney General Curtis Hill today warned Hoosiers to beware of work-from-home scams during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
“Fraudsters have long tried to make money by offering bogus work-from-home opportunities,” Attorney General Hill said. “Typically, these scammers lure would-be victims to spend money up front by falsely promising future earnings.”
Today, Governor Eric Holcomb announced the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) is extending certain filing and payment deadlines to align with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and support Hoosiers during the COVID-19 health crisis.
Attorney General Curtis Hill today offered guidance to consumers who purchased tickets to events that have been canceled or postponed in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Raven Theatre Postpones World Premiere of Eden Prairie, 1971 Due to COVID-19 | New Dates To Be Announced!
BROADWAY IN CHICAGO announces AROUND BROADWAY IN 80 DAYS to honor the Illinois High School Musicl Theatre Awards participants with Hamilton’s Miguel Cervantes as Emcee and other Broadway friends
BROADWAY IN CHICAGO announces AROUND BROADWAY IN 80 DAYS to honor the Illinois High School Musicl Theatre Awards participants with Hamilton’s Miguel Cervantes as Emcee and other Broadway friends
In a continuing effort to slow the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Governor Eric J. Holcomb has announced additional efforts, including new guidance for child care.
Major League Soccer has extended the team training moratorium through, and including, Friday, April 3. MLS training facilities remain closed to all players and staff with the exception of players requiring medical treatment or rehabilitation, under the direction of the team medical staff, that cannot be performed from the safety of their residence.
Chicago Fire FC announced today that the Club has signed Academy midfielder Allan Rodríguez to a Homegrown contract. Rodríguez, 15, is the 20th Homegrown signing in Club history. He is under contract with the Fire until 2023 with a Club option for 2024.
The COVID-19 pandemic could never have been fully anticipated in any long-range plan, yet Northwest Indiana is coming together to adapt to these unprecedented circumstances -- just as it has weathered many other storms in its history. Now more than ever is it important for the region to realize one of the key vision components of NWI 2050: to be a region that is united.
