Area Briefs
County gets new speed-detection units
County gets new speed-detection units
MICHIGAN CITY – The Marquette Catholic faculty has added two new teachers for the upcoming school year, and they bring a “wealth of experience” to the school.
LAPORTE — The crack of the bat. The gentle swaying of tree branches. The purpling of the sky. The cheering from the benches.
After El Paso and Dayton, Democrats hope to galvanize the gun control movement’s energy and make American grief over mass killings a central issue in 2020.
CHICAGO — Authorities say a drive-by shooting on Chicago’s West Side wounded six people, including one who is reported in critical condition.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — More than 2,000 Indiana University students have new campus housing after a mold outbreak pushed up renovations at two dormitories.
GARY — A search was underway in Lake Michigan off Marquette Park for a boater who was seen entering the water while his craft was moving earlier Sunday evening, according to the Coast Guard.
Bring up Northwest Indiana to Wabash football coach Don Morel and you instantly get a smile.
HOBART — Hobart officials have long had a goal of increasing the housing stock in the city, and there are several projects expected to address that.
Porter County Sheriff Dave Reynolds and one of his officers were recognized last week during the Indiana Sheriff’s Association Annual Conference in Evansville, according to the department.