Drunken Portage man nearly reached for gun in front of police following residential shooting, cops say
“He added that he had been drinking heavily all night,” police said.
Month: January 2022
Indiana students can head back to school sooner after testing positive for COVID-19
The Indiana Department of Health updated its isolation guidance for students.
Gov. Eric Holcomb to push for tax cut as part of 2022 agenda
His proposal would reduce the taxes business have to pay on new equipment, money that typically is directed toward local governments.
Hoosier lawyers, judges now can apply to fill upcoming Indiana Supreme Court vacancy
The deadline to submit the comprehensive required paperwork — including background information, writing samples, references, educational transcripts, and letters of recommendation — is Feb. 4.
Mask mandate reinstated for all public buildings in Hammond
The mandate is effective immediately and will last until March 1 if McDermott does not renew or rescind it.
Since Colts lost to Jaguars, Chargers and Raiders both get into NFL playoffs with tie
This wild scenario has a chance to happen since the Colts lost to the Jaguars.
Speedway Police Chief Jim Campbell announces abrupt departure; city names interim
Jim Campbell was appointed police chief in Speedway in Sept. 2010.
Powerball jackpot rises to $540M. What to know about Monday night’s numbers, results
The Powerball jackpot continued rising after no one won the Jan. 1, 2022, drawing.
Porter County trustee seeking social worker to help serve clients
“I have also seen that many of our clients need help beyond what is provided by the trustee’s office … ,” Center Township Trustee Jesse Harper said.
Indianapolis police investigating fatal west side hit-and-run of pedestrian as a homicide
A pedestrian was fatally struck in a hit-and-run crash on North Centennial Street near West 10th and North Tibbs Avenue.