With the deer reduction zone season underway, youth deer season this weekend and the statewide archery season coming in on October 1, 2020, Indiana Conservation Officers are offering safety tips to help keep Hoosier deer hunters safe.
A 34-year member of the Indiana State Police has completed his last day on the job. Although he does not officially retire until November 16th, Sergeant Kim Riley's last day in the office was September 18th. Sgt. Riley served with honor and dignity throughout his entire career, and has been a familiar face to many members of the communities he served in.
The Schaumburg Boomers, presented by Wintrust Community Banks, a member team of the Frontier League, a Professional Baseball League of 14 teams throughout the US and Canada, today announced they are now a Partner League of Major League Baseball (MLB).
R&B Midwest Duo Release Single Shedding Light on Racial Injustice | La'Roy Anthony Single "Inner City Blues" a Modern Remake of Marvin Gaye Hit
12 Northern Illinois Arts Organizations Awarded Grants from ComEd, League of Chicago Theatres | Annual Powering the Arts program supports local arts and cultural community challenged by COVID-19 pandemic
Merrillville– The Lake County Public Library has been awarded a $1,400 CARES Act mini-grant through the Indiana State Library. This grant will go towards purchasing children's eBooks for aiding in the support of schools with students in K-12 that are learning through elearning and/or remote learning. The eBooks will be available through the SORA app, which is a student reading app that links directly to the Lake County Public Library with just their student ID.
Rogers Park holiday rebate program Live Love Shop Rogers Park | Promotions available in stores and online Nov. 28 – Dec. 31, 2020
Overdue Fines are Officially Paused | The last thing you need to worry about during a pandemic is a library fine - especially if you're quarantined and can't help that your books are late!
Thousands Tune in to Census Sunday Gospel Concert as Counting on Chicago Coalition, Inter-Faith Leaders and Community Advocates Partner to Encourage Census Participation | Counting on Chicago Coalition Continues its Final Census Push Before September 30 Deadline
Indiana Conservation Officer Jarred Coffing has been named the 2020 Operation Dry Water Officer of the Year by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA). Coffing serves District 3, which includes Benton, Boone, Cass, Caroll, Clinton, Fountain, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, Warren, and White counties.
