Federal prosecutors hope to mute ISIS widow’s defense
HAMMOND — Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to prevent the American widow of an ISIS terrorist from portraying herself to a jury as either a victim or a hero of the Middle East conflict.
HAMMOND — Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to prevent the American widow of an ISIS terrorist from portraying herself to a jury as either a victim or a hero of the Middle East conflict.
CROWN POINT — A Merrillville man is wanted on charges alleging he shot and wounded another man Nov. 4 who did not get along with the defendant’s mother.
Robotic surgery with the da Vinci Surgical System was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2000. The technique has been rapidly adopted by hospitals in the United States and Europe for treatment of a wide range of conditions.
Girls On the Run has been helping Northwest Indiana’s girls and young women grow in confidence since 2007. The organization trains teams of girls in grades three to five and six to eight to run a 5K race.
WANATAH – Two suspects are in custody after a bank in southern La Porte County was robbed Tuesday morning, leading to a lengthy police chase in Porter County.
WESTVILLE — It’s been more than 10 years since the miraculous emergency landing on the Hudson River that made airline pilot Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger a modern American icon.
Great Lakes steel production fell by 6,000 tons to 670,000 tons last week, a 0.89% decrease and the second straight week of decline.
Indianapolis Colts are weighing their options at kicker as 46-year-old Adam Vinatieri struggles
Ford workers at the Chicago Stamping Plant in Chicago Heights voted to ratify a proposed contract between Ford and the United Auto Workers union.
Many Americans are not familiar with the term advance directives. Yet, almost all will be asked at the end of life whether they have one and a health care representative.