Month: June 2019
Family of slain teen thanks community for support, gives message to son’s shooter
MERRILLVILLE — Standing feet away from where their son used to play basketball, the father of 16-year-old Johnny Peluyera held a framed photo of his son. The couple had called a small meeting with the media Thursday in front of…
Latest catch for LaPorte’s New Porte Landing announced
LAPORTE — A medical office building is the latest catch at New Porte Landing, a former industrial site where an Aldi store is positioned to go.
Two more Ripley employees indicted on federal charges after duck boat tragedy
Officials say 17 people died when the vessel sank on Table Rock Lake last summer.
Insider: Pacers trade for T.J. Warren to get younger, add offense and assets
Pacers president Kevin Pritchard wants to get young, longer, add offensive firepower and accumulate assets. This deal did all of that.
Jerome Prince: Gary’s sale-leaseback a ‘bad deal’ for taxpayers, city
GARY — Jerome Prince, the Democratic candidate for mayor, is strongly opposing the city’s plan to sell and lease back its public safety building to shore up $40 million, calling it a “bad deal” for taxpayers.
What Pacers fans need to know about TJ Warren
What to know about TJ Warren, who the Pacers acquired from the Phoenix Suns.
Twitter believes the Pacers get the better of the Suns in this deal
Indiana Pacers get scoring forward T.J. Warren from the Phoenix Suns and retain salary cap flexibility
Recognizing ‘true American heroes’
La PORTE – A box of Girl Scout cookies. A foam beer koozie. A fluffy pillow, embroidered with the Stars and Stripes.
‘Tis always the season for scams
MICHIGAN CITY – The caller to the newsroom, a woman who was obviously shaken, said she almost fell victim to a scammer, and wanted to warn others.