Vietnam veterans honored in Valpo
“God bless him and God bless all the Vietnam veterans. Remember those who didn’t come home. I thank the mothers and fathers and wives of those who did make it home and helped them go on with their life.”
Month: March 2022
Man charged in molest case pleads guilty to confining kids in closet
Anthony Vicari Jr. admitted in a plea agreement he told the two children to go into a small cubby space to clean spider webs. Once they were inside, he nailed the door shut, records state.
Lanes reopen on Interstate 94 after crash
The crash occurred at mile marker 29.2, between Michigan City and Chesterton.
‘8 ball’ jacket helped police identify driver in homicide, records show
Anyone with information about the identity of the two men involved in the homicide is asked to call Cpl. Daryl Gordon at 219-755-3855. To remain anonymous, call 866-CRIME-GP.
Man arrested after standoff pleads guilty in 2 domestic violence cases
Eric Olson, 30, has been in custody at the Lake County Jail since a standoff with police Oct. 20, 2020, at his home in Cedar Lake.
Lake County voting equipment ready for primary election; early voting starts April 5
The equipment Lake County voters will use between April 5 and May 3 to select their political party’s nominees for this year’s general election is ready to go.
Foo Fighters cancel sold-out Ruoff Music Center stop after drummer Taylor Hawkins’ death
The Foo Fighters canceled their sold-out show at Noblesville’s Ruoff Music Center after their drummer was found dead in a hotel room in Colombia.
Colts owner Jim Irsay on Carson Wentz: ‘We had to move away. … It was very obvious.’
From the conversations Irsay had with veterans and the way the season ended, the team’s owner concluded there was a disconnect with Wentz at the helm.