On Saturday, November 16th, Troopers were investigating a vehicle crash involving an impaired driver on I-65 northbound at the ramp to I-80 westbound. Trooper Jace Haddon was sitting in his police car providing scene security with his emergency lights activated when a white Volvo S90 sideswiped his patrol car and attempted to flee the scene.
The Gary SouthShore RailCats keep adding to their roster for the 2025 roster. Manager Lamarr Rogers agreed to a deal with a rookie right-hander, Jonathan Martinez.
RailCats Manager Lamarr Rogers signs two new players to the roster that both spent time in the Frontier League a season ago. Jake Allgeyer, who made his professional debut last year with the Joliet Slammers, and Ethan Lopez, an infielder from the Windy City ThunderBolts.
The Gary SouthShore RailCats 2025 roster continues to grow in early November by adding a couple of arms. Andres Diaz and Jaykob Acosta, both 23-year-old right-handed pitchers that played their first year with the ‘Cats a season ago.
The first step to the 2025 season was made late last week with RailCats Manager Lamarr Rogers adding two players to the roster. The 25-year-old infielder, Howard Rodriguez and rookie southpaw, Grant Umberger.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb will lead an international economic development trip to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait next week, furthering the governor’s commitment to fostering global engagement and cultivating investment and innovation opportunities across future-focused sectors like defense, life sciences and sports innovation.
Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival returns January 15-26, 2025, welcoming puppeteers from around the world for 12 straight days of spectacular shows, intimate works and special events at dozens of venues all over the city
In conjunction with Blue's Chicago premiere, Lyric Unlimited, Lyric’s Learning & Civic Engagement department, is presenting a series of events that invite the public into spaces of reflection, healing, and dialogue.
Legacy Foundation of NWI presents Telling Your Story || November 19th || Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts || A Rise NWI Event
Acclaimed Tony-Winning® Musical PARADE replaces ALI in next Broadway In Chicago Season
