VALPARAISO — A judge rejected a proposed plea agreement Tuesday morning that would have placed a Valparaiso man on probation rather send him to prison after pleading guilty to molesting two boys ages 4 and 5.
HOBART — Police Tuesday identified a man in the suspected gang-related shooting at Walmart Sunday.
With the natural life-and-death fear that comes with a breast cancer diagnosis, the last thing patients need is uncertainty over quality treatment options.
A stretch of Ind. 8 in LaPorte that was closed during historic flooding in February has finally been reopened.
At Indiana Farm Bureau, we are dedicated to our mission of proactively advocating for agricultural and rural needs. Recently, Gov. Eric Holcomb announced his infrastructure agenda for 2019 that very clearly addresses the infrastructure needs of farmers…
In response to Times story “Portage K-9’s fate up in air after deadly attack” Sept. 19: The dog (Nyx) was trained to protect the police officer and do certain duties. I believe he was doing just that. The police officer…
Watching the Mayo clinic program on PBS initiated a flood of emotions and memories. Doctors, people working noncompetitively together. Ideas shared, ever seeking superior methodology. Patients were people first, not objects, statistical oddities.
Having good insurance doesn’t always mean that you won’t be caught with a huge surprise medical bill you didn’t expect and won’t know where to turn. But politics and self-interest on the part of insurers and health care providers have…
CHICAGO — A 3-year-old Gary boy was among three people killed Monday after a driver who fled from police ran a red light and caused a multiple-vehicle crash in the city’s Englewood neighborhood, officials said.
Security companies spent years pushing schools to buy more products — from “ballistic attack-resistant” doors to smoke cannons that spew haze from ceilings to confuse a shooter. But sales were slow, and industry’s campaign to free up taxpayer money for…