Mike Pence asks judge to toss Gohmert’s lawsuit that seeks to overturn election results
Vice President Mike Pence is set to oversee Congress when it officially counts the votes cast by the Electoral College on Jan. 6.
Month: December 2020
Always on his tail: How cops hunted down escaped murder suspect Leon Taylor
“So I did some old-fashioned police work, and started knocking on doors. It’s cold out, so we knew he was looking for comfort. Within that first night, we found which house he ran to.”
14 more reported dead from COVID in Northwest Indiana
New deaths included four in Lake County, six in Porter County, and two each in LaPorte and Jasper counties, according to updated statistics provided Monday.
Aldo Andretti, twin brother of Indy 500 legend Mario Andretti, dies
Twice, racing almost took his life. After the second nearly-fatal crash, he gave up the sport. But he never really left it.
Calumet City police request public’s help to find man with dementia
The man left his Calumet City home Wednesday afternoon to visit family in Chicago’s South Side, but never arrived, police said.
Elderly woman dies in house fire, official says
The woman was bedridden and could not get out of the home, but her husband made it out alive, Gary Fire Chief Sean O’Donnell said.
Man arrested in connection with woman’s homicide in Speedway
The shooting left one woman dead, police said.
I-65 crash closes 2 lanes near Ridge Road, ISP says
Drivers should expect delays and take alternate routes if possible.
Being Judy Garland won Zellweger an Oscar. Is a Grammy next?
Renée Zellweger is known for acting but you could easily write a thesis about her love for music.
What you need to know about Indiana abortion ultrasound law, starting Jan. 1
In Indiana, ultrasounds will be required prior to abortions beginning Jan. 1, 2021. Here’s what you need to know.