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PNW to Offer Artificial Intelligence Masters Degree Program
(Hammond and Westville, IN) - Purdue University Northwest will begin offering a new Master of Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence degree program. The first students are expected to begin courses in spring of 2025. According to PNW officials, the new program will prepare accepted graduate students with AI knowledge, hands-on...
Young Frankenstein comes alive at Memorial Opera House Sept. 26 – Oct. 13
The electrifying adaptation of Mel Brook’s monstrously funny film will leave you in stitches!. From the creators of the record-breaking Broadway sensation, The Producers, comes this monster new musical comedy. The comedy genius, Mel Brooks, adapts his legendarily funny film into a brilliant stage creation – Young Frankenstein!
Police Officer Numbers Being Restored
(Michigan City, IN) - The Michigan City Police Department is nearly back to full strength. Police Chief Marty Corley told the city council on Tuesday six new officers graduated Friday from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy and have begun their shifts. For now, Corley said they’re being paired up with...
Valpo Football’s Tyler Eberhart ’24, ’25 MBA, is a Beacon of Servant-Leadership
From the very beginning, fifth-year student-athlete Tyler Eberhart ’24, ’25 MBA, brought a big game from his Ohio hometown to Valpo’s campus. His natural calling to leadership has transcended both field and classroom, setting him on a path of servant-leadership that will leave its mark on Valpo’s football program for years to come.
Illinois Peeps, These $10 Bills Could Be Worth More Than Just Face Value
Just when you thought $10 was only $10. Now, whenever you get one, you'll need to look closer. Believe it or not, that seemingly ordinary $10 bill could hold a value of over $100K. It's a fascinating world of currency we're about to delve into. The U.S. Federal Reserve says...
Boiler soccer remains undefeated at home
It may be syllabus week, also known as “silly week” for thousands of Purdue students, but it was all business for Purdue soccer as they hosted another non conference opponent. Purdue (1-1-1) returned home Thursday night to host the Loyola Chicago Ramblers (1-0-1) for the second game of...
Illinois attorney general cracks down on alleged video gambling burglary ring
The Illinois attorney general has charged five men over an alleged burglary ring that targeted video gambling machines in 22 counties, including McLean, Dewitt, Tazewell, and Peoria. Attorney General Kwame Raoul said the five impacted businesses stretching from the Chicago area to Central Illinois between January and November 2023. “The...
After Arrest, Protesters Are Barred From Area Near DNC and Israeli Consulate, Raising First-Amendment Concerns
Many of those arrested around the Democratic National Convention this week were later banned from the areas near where protests took place, raising questions about potential free-speech issues. The restrictions listed on court documents order defendants to stay away from the areas in Chicago surrounding the convention through Sunday. While...
Harrison girls volleyball birthday buddies lead four-set win against Central Catholic
LAFAYETTE — Harrison volleyball junior setter Jillian Deno moved a step quicker and her sets were met with shots zipped across from her main target in outside hitter Della Bossung. The two were in sync with one another. They both also shared a birthday on Thursday night ...
Prep Roundup: Aug. 23, 2024
Fountain Central’s tennis team defeated Frankfort 5-0 on Wednesday. In the singles matches No. 1 Gabe McCollum defeated Charlie Beardsley 7-6 (3), 6-4, No. 2 Skyler Hoagland defeated Jackson Ravy 6-0, 6-1 and No. 3 Ayden Batchelor defeated Kelby Santos 6-4, 6-1. The Mustangs No. 1 doubles team of...
Banner symbolizing support for special education programs belongs at Lafayette Jeff
LAFAYETTE — Lafayette Jeff special education teacher Heather Lerma-Keltner receives a daily reminder of the power Unified Sports holds when walking the hallways between classes. She sees athletes interacting with students who have a varsity team they can call their own in the form of unified sports. ...
Friday: ‘Partly sunny and nice’
LANSING, Ill. (August 22, 2024) – Friday is forecast to be “partly sunny and nice” in Lansing, with a high of 83. Humidity will trend higher throughout the weekend. Current conditions, the four-hour forecast, and the five-day forecast are presented below. (On mobile, only three hours and three days are shown.) Details are continuously updated throughout the day:
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Lafayette, Indiana metro area
Stacker compiled a list of cities with the fastest growing home prices in the Lafayette-West Lafayette, IN metro using data from Zillow. Originally published on stacker.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.
Mosquito levels rising along with heat and humidity
The bugs have given Michiana a bit of a break over the last few days, as temperatures have remained cool, and the humidity has remained low. However, warmer and more humid conditions are returning soon, meaning that bug repellent for pests like mosquitos will likely become a necessity once again.
Local Voices: Tiffany Henyard, why are you protecting criminals instead of victims?
Jennifer Robertz is a Lansing resident who has been attending Thornton Township Board meetings. The text below is the public comment she made during the August 20 regular meeting of the Board. My name is Jennifer Robertz. When I was a child, from the ages of 9-11 I was sexually...
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