La Porte attorney named to County Council
La PORTE — A local attorney is promising to make “an immediate impact” upon assuming his new seat on the La Porte County Council.
Month: October 2019
Signs point to Trubisky getting the start Sunday
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, who has been out since Sept. 29 with a left shoulder injury, will be a game-time decision Sunday against the New Orleans Saints, even after he practiced all week without limitations.
‘Still going strong’: Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter become longest-married presidential couple
At 26,765 days — that’s more than 73 years — the Carters surpassed the previous record held by former President George H.W. Bush and Barbara Bush.
Valparaiso police seize 10-plus pounds of marijuana in Lyft vehicle
VALPARAISO — A Friday morning traffic stop involving a Lyft ridesharing vehicle resulted in the discovery of more than 10 pounds of marijuana being transported by hired California residents, police said.
Walk-up robbery at drive-thru window
MICHIGAN CITY – Police have released a surveillance video photo of a suspect who robbed a fast food restaurant on the east side Thursday night and are asking the public for help in identifying him.
NIPSCO to upgrade electrical transmission
MICHIGAN CITY — NIPSCO on Friday announced the first phase of a long-term project to upgrade portions of its electric transmission system in northwest La Porte County, beginning in Michigan City, to support future system reliability for customers.
NIPSCO to upgrade electrical transmission
MICHIGAN CITY — NIPSCO on Friday announced the first phase of a long-term project to upgrade portions of its electric transmission system in northwest La Porte County, beginning in Michigan City, to support future system reliability for customers.
Colts injury report: Secondary depleted ahead of critical game vs. Texans
The Colts will once again be tasked with slowing down a top-10 passing attack while struggling with a depleted secondary.
Valparaiso midwife targeted by state for operating without a license
VALPARAISO — The Indiana attorney general’s office is seeking to shut down and penalize a second unlicensed midwife operating in Porter County.
Community gathers for funeral and burial of ISP Trooper Peter Stephan
ISP Trooper Peter Stephan was killed Oct. 11. Friday, family, friends and police from around Indiana and the country gathered to pay their respects.