Month: May 2019
The Army asked 'how has serving impacted you?' The responses were heartbreaking
A tweet from the U.S. Army has attracted nearly 10,000 responses highlighting issues including post-traumatic stress disorder and veteran suicide.
RLL crew member released from hospital after undergoing leg surgery for Indy 500 injury
A crew member for Jordan King, the No. 42 car, was injured during the Indy 500 on Sunday.
Charges dismissed in City Hall ‘threat’ case
MICHIGAN CITY — The state will not pursue a criminal case against a local man accused by the mayor of threatening to “shoot up” City Hall last November.
Trial over fatal crash delayed
MICHIGAN CITY — The jury trial for a man charged in a crash that left another man dead, and rerouted the Michigan City High School homecoming parade last year has been postponed.
La Port’s Pax Center set for growth
La PORTE — The Pax Center will be growing even more downtown, thanks to a $5,000 grant from the Flagstar Foundation.
Teen’s local business all sewn up, celebrating 1 year
PORTAGE — Meg Segard is a smart 17-year-old finishing up her junior year of high school. She’s got some plans figured out for after she finishes her homeschooling next spring, including a gap year before college.