Crossing the Line — Death Penalty
Crossing the line separating Indiana and Illinois sometimes means dealing with different laws and customs. Readers are asked to share ideas for this weekly feature. This week: Death penalty.
Month: January 2019
Cancer center provides support groups, exercise
MUNSTER — Cancer Resource Centre, 926 Ridge Road, offers free education programs and support groups for those with a cancer diagnosis and their caregivers.
BRIAN HOWEY: Holcomb emerging as a historically strong governor
INDIANAPOLIS — When Gov. Eric Holcomb addresses Hoosiers in his annual State of the State address next Tuesday, you will be looking at one of the strongest chief executives in Indiana history.
Merrillville police roster grows to 60, expands services
MERRILLVILLE — The Merrillville Police Department has reached its largest staffing level since its founding in 1971.
Pokemon Go players warned to stay away from Crown Point cemetery
Michaela Biancardi’s boys just wanted to catch them all, just like every other young trainer in 2016.
Drop-off recycling in Porter County in jeopardy; district adds restrictions to reduce contamination
VALPARAISO — A tightening international recycling market is having a trickle-down effect on drop-off recycling in Porter County.
Futures File: Beef grinds higher
Cattle prices are continuing to climb, reaching an 11-month high on Friday above $1.25 per pound.
Cool or creepy? Latest gadgets want greater peek into our lives
LAS VEGAS — The latest gadgets want even greater access to your lives.
SUPER-COUPONING: Spice up your savings lifestyle
Have you resolved to save even more money in the new year? My readers have been writing in with some of their favorite ways to save money and maximize their household budgets.
We’re almost closed: Federal government shutdown’s impact is mixed locally
CROWN POINT — Social Security checks still are printing and postal workers still are delivering them to Region mailboxes.