NFL Week 1 picks: Colts are underdogs to Chargers
Indianapolis Colts visit the Los Angeles Chargers in NFL Week 1
Month: September 2019
Woman pleads guilty in series of wrecks in 2015 that left Lake Station woman dead
CROWN POINT — A Merrillville woman pleaded guilty Friday to reckless homicide in a series of crashes in June 2015 that left a Lake Station woman dead.
‘The Band’s Visit’ graces Cadillac PalaceTheatre stage
Chilina Kennedy is enjoying bringing the Tony-winning production “The Band’s Visit” to cities around the country.
Tax-delinquent investor sued for allegedly collecting rent on property he didn’t own
A tax delinquent real estate investor, now subject to a county investigation as a result of a Times probe, has a pending felony theft case against him for allegedly collecting $34,560 in rent payments on property he didn’t own.
La Porte police chief blasted over FB post
La PORTE – A Facebook post that led to a storm of criticism and charges of racism on social media was only controversial because of an “error,” according to La Porte’s top police officer.
‘Disgraced’ councilman resigns
MICHIGAN CITY – A “disgraced” La Porte County Council member resigned his post and retired from his job as a La Porte firefighter on Thursday, mandatory conditions of his plea agreement to a felony residential entry charge.
‘Disgraced’ councilman resigns
MICHIGAN CITY – A “disgraced” La Porte County Council member resigned his post and retired from his job as a La Porte firefighter on Thursday, mandatory conditions of his plea agreement to a felony residential entry charge.
La Porte police chief blasted over FB post
La PORTE — A Facebook post that led to a storm of criticism and charges of racism on social media was only controversial because of an “error,” according to La Porte’s top police officer.
Bar-style sports book open at Michigan City’s Blue Chip
Blue Chip Casino, Resort & Spa opened its new FanDuel Sportsbook on Thursday morning.
Empowerment drumming at Munster cancer center helps patients, survivors ease stress
“I joined the classes because I thought they would be interesting, uplifting and fun,” said Patricia Harle, of Hammond.