Month: September 2019
Attorney announces bid to replace retiring Porter Judge Roger Bradford
VALPARAISO — Local attorney Katrina Spence-Smock has announced her intention to run as a Republican for the judicial seat being vacated next year by Porter Superior Court Judge Roger Bradford.
Police ask public’s help to find Schererville man charged with sexually abusing girl
CROWN POINT — Police say they are searching for a man who was charged with sexually abusing a minor his wife was babysitting, however, he has not been located.
To make sure we never forget
MICHIGAN CITY – Three local organizations are teaming up to present a memorial program honoring those who died in the 9/11 attacks.
UPDATE: 1 suspect injured after trying to run over Indiana State troopers, police say
CHESTERTON — A man allegedly carjacked a toll road maintenance vehicle and tried to run over state troopers before he was shot by authorities and taken into custody, police said.
Marian football opens the season ranked No. 7 in the NAIA
Marian football opens the season ranked No. 7 in the NAIA
Police chief blames error for social media post resulting in cries of racism and resignation
LAPORTE — LaPorte Police Chief Tom Owens said an error is to blame for a Wednesday morning post on his personal Facebook page that triggered accusations against him of racism and bias, as well as calls for his resignation.
Michigan moves to be 1st state to ban flavored e-cigarettes
LANSING, Mich. — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer moved Wednesday to make her state the first to ban flavored electronic cigarettes, accusing companies of using candy flavors and deceptive advertising to “hook children on nicotine.”