Unwelcome visitor on Porter police computer results in investigation by cybersecurity firm
The concern was noticed Saturday and by Sunday the town council held an emergency meeting to hire a cybersecurity firm to investigate, the police chief said.
Month: March 2023
Munster teacher honored for journalism education
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association has recognized Sarah-Anne Lanman in the National High School Journalism Teacher of the Year competition.
Munster teacher honored for journalism education
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association has recognized Sarah-Anne Lanman in the National High School Journalism Teacher of the Year competition.
Winfield homicide isolated, no threat to community, town marshal says
“Family of decedent made identification on scene,” the coroner’s office reported.
MCAS seeks nominations for wall of fame
The wall is meant to honor former school employees who have made outstanding contributions to the district and its students.
Malden Solar hearing draws angry crowd
Matthew Johnson, project director for NextEra Energy, said his company has listened to neighbors’ concerns and adjusted boundaries where possible to push the project farther away from their homes.
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Valparaiso looks to end late-game woes as it readies for Arch Madness
“Hopefully that luck component can switch our way a little bit and we can surprise some people in Saint Louis.”
JERRY DAVICH: ‘Time is winning’: Should Biden spend his dwindling time on reelection?
“Couldn’t agree with you more. Time to move along Mr. President. A job leading this country needs to be in younger hands.”
Passed out motorist found with lit marijuana cigarette, Portage police say
When asked where he lived, the driver replied, “east,” according to the report.