Month: October 2023
Merrillville OKs first reading of 2024 budget proposal
The 2024 budget advertisement shows more than $14 million coming in through property taxes to support municipal operations.
High school freshman dies after falling ill at school Monday morning, officials say
“The student received immediate medical attention at school and was then transported to the hospital,” she said.
Porter County police release photos of man sought in rape case
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact county police by phone, through the department’s app or by email at pio@porterco-ps.org.
Trial begins in brutal Valpo burglary, beating and rape case
As the woman attempted to flee back up the stairs, the accused allegedly pushed her down, began beating her and raped her, police said.
219 News Now: Dogs seized in May from puppy mill ready to adopt
Here’s your 219 News Now for October 2, 2023. Dogs seized in May from puppy mill ready to adopt. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.
Big wins in cross-country invitational position Lincoln-Way East boys and girls for state success
Wins in Tolefree/Farley XC Invitational help Lincoln-Way East’s boys and girls cross country teams tune up for state.
NIPSCO’s Dunns Bridge solar farm now powering homes, will end up as one of largest solar farms in the country
The massive, sprawling Dunns Bridge solar farm will stretch seven miles from east to west and four miles from north to south, powering tens of thousands of homes.