Goodman Theatre cancels this weekend’s engagement of Fannie Lou Hamer, Speak On It!, including performances at Indian Boundary Park (tonight at 6pm) and Portage Park (tomorrow, September 26, at 3pm).
Digital U.S. Premiere! Strawdog Theatre Company Presents RUN THE BEAST DOWN | Written by Titas Halder | Directed by Ensemble Member Elly Green |
Featuring Gage Wallace | October 2nd – 25th
SEE CHICAGO DANCE HONORS JOEL HALL AND GAIL KALVER AT REIMAGINED 2020 DANCE COMMUNITY CELEBRATION: MOVING FORWARD |
See Chicago Dance (SCD), the city’s dance industry’s nonprofit marketing and advocacy organization, reimagines its sixth annual Dance Community Celebration with an online video series, happy hour, and awards celebration.
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) crash that occurred this evening in the 16000 block of Redwood Road north of Culver.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb presented Hoosier businessman, community leader and mentor Reginald O. Jones, Sr. with the 2020 Sachem Award, the state's highest honor, at a ceremony Friday.
The Gary SouthShore RailCats are excited to announce that Major League Baseball (MLB) has designated the American Association as a Partner League. As a Partner League, the RailCats and the American Association will collaborate with MLB on initiatives to provide organized baseball to communities throughout the United States and Canada.
Lyric Opera of Chicago announces reimagined programs for the new season | Lyric unveils an exciting slate of virtual concerts, new works, master classes, an original web series, and an in-person immersive experience
Governor Eric J. Holcomb today announced that he will advance the state to an updated version of the Stage 5 Back On Track Indiana plan and extend the state’s face covering mandate until at least Oct. 17.
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.
