Month: January 2022
How did the charge in a Bloomington baby’s death go from murder to neglect? It’s not clear.
In a plea deal, Dakota King’s murder charge could be reduced to neglect in 2-month-old Braylon Elijah Lee Mosher’s death in 2019.
Commuters should dodge snow Wednesday night, but watch out for the morning, forecasters say
“Continued hazardous travel will occur, including during the Thursday morning commute,” the weather service says.
Orland Neighborhood Watch looks to enlist residents, businesses with security cameras in crime fight
The Orland Park Police Department is asking residents to register outdoor monitoring cameras to assist in crime prevention and identification of suspects.
Lake Central grad Nick Anderson making immediate impact as freshman at Barry
“I have the green light to shoot, my teammates are looking for me to shoot so I’m really enjoying it and having a blast here,” said Anderson of the 17th-ranked Buccaneers.
Sen. Braun said he will make decision about political future after midterms
Tuesday’s Statehouse visit was pegged as an opportunity to speak to state leaders and “hear their ideas on how to move our country forward.”
Keeping your pet safe and warm on those cold days
And as we bundle ourselves up to protect our skin and extremities from the cold, we should keep the well being of our four-legged friends in mind, too.
House votes to restrict COVID-19 vaccine policies at Indiana businesses
The Republican-controlled House voted 58-35 Tuesday to approve a controversial plan restricting Indiana companies from imposing a COVID-19 vaccine requirement on their employees.
Porter County police release photo of wanted woman
Carie Rippe has ties to the Portage and Chesterton areas, and is believed to frequent area hotels, police said.
Acupuncture uses ancient techniques to open pathways, addressing pain and other ailments
A form of Chinese traditional medicine, acupuncture has long been used to relieve pain, reduce stress and address other common ailments.