Hard work pays off
La PORTE — What started as a long-distance correspondence for a woman in Thailand who wanted to improve her English eventually led to an online proposal of marriage, a wedding and most recently, U.S. citizenship
Month: January 2020
Holcomb opens door to higher teacher pay and school funding, but no details
Indiana’s governor said Monday: “You’ll hear more from me at the State of the State address” on Jan. 14.
How investigators connected Fishers police dog killing to Indianapolis crime spree
“Crime is not new, violence is not new here to Central Indiana, but the way that we’re approaching it is.”
Pepe’s closes after 37 years in South Haven
The long-running Pepe’s Mexican restaurant, part of a well-known Chicagoland chain, has served its last taco in South Haven.
Lake County Sheriff Martinez swears in new second-in-command
Vince Balbo, of Valparaiso, is a retired federal agent and former security administrator for the School City of East Chicago.
Indiana Statehouse fires up for 2020, with texting ban and new Speaker leading agenda
The Indiana Statehouse started their session on Monday with formalities and a look ahead at the upcoming agenda for the 2020 sessions
Notre Dame football: Factors that go into hiring an offensive coordinator
LSU has a star on the rise calling plays, but the Fighting Irish have somebody on staff who shows promise.
Councilwoman tried to run woman off road, police report alleges
The alleged victim told sheriff’s police the the Gary Police Department “wasn’t doing anything with the case,” a report states.
How police connected the killing of a police dog to a crime spree
IMPD and Fishers Police speak about how they connected a crime spree in Indianapolis to the fatal shooting of a Fishers Police K-9.
Counterfeit bills found on Highland man after traffic stop, state police say
Police say after he repeatedly refused to step out of his vehicle, a trooper removed and arrested him.