Month: August 2022
Man given probation after threatening life of Porter County judge
Fredrick Vincent was arrested in November and has been held no bond at the Porter County Jail as a result of allegations of failing to comply with probation from earlier cases, police said.
Man given probation after threatening life of Porter County judge
Fredrick Vincent was arrested in November and has been held no bond at the Porter County Jail as a result of allegations of failing to comply with probation from earlier cases, police said.
Three things we learned about the Bears Monday, including Dante Pettis’ push to make the team
Dante Pettis, a fifth-year veteran, didn’t sign with the Bears until after the draft, agreeing to a one-year, $1.035 million deal.
Holcomb returns from Asia trip after promoting Indiana’s electric vehicle ambitions in South Korea
The delegation visited Samsung SDI on Wednesday to tour its electric vehicle battery production line.
1 dead, 1 wounded in Region shooting, police say
Police found one person dead and another wounded after a shooting Monday evening in Gary’s Glen Park section.
Sky fall in first game of WNBA semifinals
Chicago had a season-low 63 points and shot 35.3% for its lowest percentage in a playoff game since 2014.
WATCH NOW: Bishop Dale J. Melczek laid to rest
Melczek, who died Thursday at age 83, was laid to rest Monday in Holy Angels Cathedral, which he renovated and restored early in his episcopate. Interment took place inside the cathedral’s east transept, near the tomb of Bishop Andrew G.…
USW says tentative Cleveland-Cliffs deal with make jobs more secure, requires $4 billion investment
The United Steelworkers union said its tentative agreement with Cleveland-Cliffs will make jobs and benefits more secure, requiring $4 billion in investment in union-represented steel mills.
Nearly 16,000 utility customers without power after storms
NIPSCO said it could yet not estimate when power might be restored but that it was tracking developing weather patterns.