Respiratory illnesses like COVID-19 and the flu cause thousands to die each year in the United States, but vaccines and other prevention methods can help people stay safe, officials said.
Juanita “Nita” Tribo, 86, who died Sept. 20, ran CarmelCorn in Chicago Heights, adjacent to Enzo’s Italian Beef and Sausage.
Josue Cuevas, the district’s associate superintendent of information technology, said AI is nothing new but it has become exponentially more sophisticated in recent years with the ability to potentially be used to do a student’s homework.
Portage High School seniors experienced legal system in action Thursday afternoon as they were visited by an all-female panel of judges from the Indiana Court of Appeals for the hearing of a live argument.
The annual Cemetery Walk will be held Wednesday at Riverside Cemetery in Montgomery.
If Lake Station voters back an extension of a $1.3 million, eight-year property tax referendum Nov. 5, full bus service will begin again the same week, Lake Station Superintendent Thomas Cripliver told the city council during its Thursday meeting.
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The Third Street railroad crossing that has been closed since mid-August is set to reopen on Oct. 4, officials said.
Brian Bell Jr. pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the death of Ashton Laatz, law enforcement officials said.
This is more than a trip to a flower farm for family photos in the golden, late afternoon sun. It is an opportunity for lower-income pregnant women and mothers of young children to meet with women farmers, learn from and form friendships with women who are going through the same stage in life, and bring home a tote full of seasonal produce, other regionally sourced foodstuff and get recipes and resources for turning those totes into healthy, nutritious meals.