Month: September 2020
Man reported missing found dead in apparent accident, officials say
Officials found the man’s body at private property near the Lake County Sheriff’s Department late Saturday, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources reported.
John Mellencamp supported BLM during FarmAid performance. Some viewers weren’t happy.
Audience members wear Black Lives Matter shirts and pandemic masks at John Mellencamp performance recorded for Farm Aid
Attorney follows through on offer to get mentally challenged client back home
Stephen Rainey was ordered Monday to be released after serving just more than a year at the county jail on allegations of choking a woman unconscious and stabbing her at least 12 times.
Interstate lane, ramp closures start tonight; Lake, Porter affected
Drivers should expect closures on highways in Lake and Porter counties through this week.
Amid pandemic, Holiday World closes without traditional Halloween weekends
The decision to close early this year was announced publicly Aug. 17.
Officials release ID of man shot to death outside Gary nightclub
As Gary police began dispersing the crowd, they heard more gunshots and located a man firing at Blackmon, who was on the ground, authorities said.
Indianapolis weather: Fishers, Carmel could see first frost on Saturday
Fishers, Carmel and other parts of Central Indiana could see first frost on Saturday, according to NWS.
Over $2K in heartburn pills, Nicorette gum, more stolen from local Meijer; suspect sought
Police release surveillance images of the suspect Monday and asked anyone with identifying information to come forward.
Developer cuts ribbon on start of industrial park that will bring 1,400 jobs to former Republic Steel mill
Developer NorthPoint cut the ribbon Monday on the first of five new buildings at the $164 million Commerce Park Chicago industrial park at the site of the long-defunct Republic Steel mill on the city’s Southeast Side.