Bar owner pleads guilty to criminal recklessness
MICHIGAN CITY – A Trail Creek bar owner who admittedly struck a female patron in the mouth with a bottle of liquor in 2017 was sentenced to a year of probation Thursday.
Month: August 2019
Biden denies conflating details of heroic war story after Washington Post report raises questions
The former vice president has denied in that he has mixed up details from three separate but similar events into one story has has told on the campaign trail after a Washington Post report earlier Thursday.
Drug dealer targeted in robbery that resulted in girlfriend’s death placed on probation
CROWN POINT — The drug dealer targeted in an attempted robbery earlier this year that ended with his girlfriend’s death was placed on probation Thursday.
Colts take on Bengals in final preseason game
Colts take on Bengals in final preseason game
Feds accuse Dyer residents of bilking $4 million from Illinois Medicaid
Two Dyer residents have been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly overbilling Illinois Medicaid by $4 million for services they did not actually provide to clients at a youth counseling center they own in Matteson, Illinois.
Sudden foreign accent, 'werewolf' hair growth: Yes, these odd medical conditions are real
These conditions are so unusual that they often generate national headlines when a diagnosis becomes public.
JAMES BOYD: Luck’s retirement is important reminder that life is bigger than sports
Sports reporter James Boyd, whose mentor died while playing basketball, believes Andrew Luck’s decision to retire from football should be applauded.
Pair ‘tossed meth onto Toll Road’
MISHAWAKA – A Michigan City man is behind bars after state police said he and a passenger threw suspected methamphetamine out of a stolen vehicle as it sped away from a traffic stop on the Indiana Toll Road early Thursday.
Drawing on La Porte’s history
La PORTE — The newest artistic addition to La Porte’s downtown will be celebrated in September with two activities open to the public.
City mulls procuring more liquor licenses
La PORTE — The La Porte city government is taking the first steps in procuring much need liquor licenses for potential new businesses. The Redevelopment Commission was presented with a resolution for a municipal riverfront development project at Wednes…