Drunken driver arrested after urinating at stoplight, police say
An Indiana State trooper noticed a woman urinating outside a vehicle early Saturday morning while on patrol, resulting in a traffic stop and OWI charges.
Month: November 2019
NWI health coach: A few simple substitutions can ease a weighty problem
It’s the holidays and visions of sugar cookies, eggnog, green bean casserole, and pumpkin pie with whipped cream dance in our heads. It wouldn’t seem like a party if these foods didn’t show up.
Calumet Area Industrial Commission luncheon to discuss ‘Manufacturing 4.0 and Beyond’
Haven Allen, CEO and co-founder of the mHUB manufacturing product innovation center in Chicago, will talk about what’s next for manufacturing at the Calumet Area Industrial Commission’s 52nd annual luncheon on Dec. 6.
Shared Ethics Advisory Commission sets 2020 meeting dates
PORTAGE — The Shared Ethics Advisory Commission has set its 2020 meeting dates.
Craft beer startup brings first-time flavors to Indianapolis in short stints
Guest Brewer augments beer selection at bars, restaurants, liquor stores and other retail sites
Hospice of the Calumet Area opens Porter County office
Plans have been in place for three years for Hospice of the Calumet Area to open a Porter County office. Those dreams finally became a reality.
Pacers looking to future benefits from Friday’s 105-104 OT win vs. lowly Hawks
Even with their opponent’s eight-game losing streak, Pacers hoping Friday’s first tight win of the season will pay off down the road this year.
One man dead, another injured after shooting on Southport Road
One man is dead and another in serious condition after a shooting Friday evening on the city’s south side.
Shooting victim at Dyer hospital accused of Ford Heights murder, home invasion, police say
Police say a Chicago Heights man treated for a gunshot wound at a Dyer hospital is facing charges of murder and home invasion for his role in a shootout Tuesday at a home in Ford Heights, Illinois.
U.S. Steel starting to bring blast furnaces back online after major flooding at Gary Works
U.S. Steel is starting to restore blast furnaces to operation at the sprawling Gary Works steel mill after severe flooding the day before Thanksgiving.