Man faces 8 felonies after arrest by SWAT team at Dyer home, police say
DYER — A 42-year-old man faces eight felonies after his arrest Saturday evening by the Northwest Regional SWAT team, police say.
Month: July 2019
Immigration operation touted by Trump nets 35 arrests
WASHINGTON — The immigration enforcement operation touted by President Donald Trump that targeted some 2,000 people resulted in 35 arrests.
Self-described ‘sicko’ could get life in prison
VALPARAISO — A 58-year-old Lake Eliza man, who reportedly told police he had been molested and “has the evil thoughts non-stop,” faces a potential life sentence after pleading guilty Tuesday to molesting two young girls.
Breakingviews TV: Apple chips
The iPhone maker is mulling a bid for Intel’s modem-chip unit. Making more components in-house could help boss Tim Cook boost margins. Even better, explains Robert Cyran, it could reduce the company’s royalty payments to Qualcomm, a big bone of content…
USDA rule could cut food stamp benefits for 3.1 million
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Tuesday proposed tightening automatic eligibility requirements for the food stamp program, a change that could cut benefits for about 3.1 million people.
Purdue University will update student IDs after clerk raises election felony concerns
Purdue plans to issue student IDs that meet Indiana voter identification laws.
Fusic Fest is no ordinary taste of East Chicago
Designed to showcase the city and its lakefront, Fusic Fest is a testament that East Chicago is up and coming again, says Steve Segura, multimedia specialist for East Chicago.
Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift score 10 MTV VMA nominations
NEW YORK — Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift are the top contenders at the 2019 MTV Video Music Awards, each scoring 10 nominations.
Retired Justice John Paul Stevens to be laid to rest Tuesday
WASHINGTON — Retired Justice John Paul Stevens will be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery during a private funeral planned for Tuesday.