Winning lottery ticket worth more than $1 million sold in Hammond
A winning CA$H 5 ticket worth $1.08 million was purchased for Sunday’s drawing at RA Foods, 1201 Chicago Ave., Hammond.
Month: December 2020
UPDATE: Roommate in custody after Calumet City woman’s shooting death, police say
The Cook County medical examiner’s office said 45-year-old Pamela L. Burns died after a shooting at her Calumet City apartment, records show.
Frank Reich doesn’t think Colts needed to run ball more in second half
“The sentiment that should I have called a lot more runs in the second half, I don’t feel that way, to be honest with you.”
Colts don’t plan to alter Thursday practice intensity despite Buckner, Castonzo injuries
Braden Smith, DeForest Buckner and Anthony Castonzo have suffered injuries in Thursday practices this season, but Colts believe in going hard.
Chicago cop stripped of her police powers after Horseshoe casino arrest, charges
The body cam audio captures Cooper’s friend telling her, as Cooper struggled with Ervin: “Stop it. What are you doing? You’re (going to) get arrested.”
Teen wanted on charges alleging he molested girl multiple times
An out-of-state teen was wanted Monday on charges alleging he sexually abused a young relative when she was between 7 and 8 years old.
Bears eye playoffs heading into finale with Rodgers, Packers
“We’ve all now together put ourselves in the position where you win a football game, last game of the year, and you’re guaranteed to be in the playoffs if you win.”
Major detour ahead for Indiana motorists going to Bloomington
Region motorists traveling to Bloomington, Evansville and other points south on Interstate 69 next year should be prepared for a significant detour south of Indianapolis.
Holiday sales tick up as shoppers invest in their homes
The increase fell short of predictions from the National Retail Federation, the nation’s largest retail trade group, which had expected sales to rise between 3.6% and 5.2% this year compared to 2019.
Stormwater fees increasing in Lake Station
The new annual rates, which were recently approved by the City Council, will charge $200 for residential properties, $400 for nonresidential land and $100 for undeveloped parcels.