Month: December 2023
School House Children’s Charity donates new coats to kids
Glen Park Academy students were showcased Friday afternoon, after receiving new winter jackets courtesy of the nonprofit organization, School House Children’s Charity.
219 News Now: Michigan City Resident Launching a job training and education program for minorities
Here’s your 219 News Now for December 4, 2023. Michigan City Resident Launching a job training and education program for minorities. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.
Driver says sobriety test tough ‘even if I was sober,’ Portage police say
It was during a walk-and-turn sobriety test that McCraney allegedly made the comment about his intoxication, police said.
Get Healthy: Sleep apnea keeping you awake? It might be time to get ‘Inspired’
If you snore and are tired during the day, you might think you’re just burning the candle at both ends. But you could have sleep apnea.
2 teens set the pace in Orland Turkey Trot
Close to 900 runners finished the 35th Orland Park Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning.
Drunk, stoned driver crosses into oncoming traffic, through guardrail, Portage police say
Police found the accused checking out the rear bumper torn from his vehicle and said he claimed to have swerved to miss a deer.
Region police seeking tips in wake of weekend shooting
Gary police said they were called out around 9 a.m. to the site where witnesses told them about 20 gunshots were fired.
Region police seeking tips in wake of weekend shooting
Gary police said they were called out around 9 a.m. to the site where witnesses told them about 20 gunshots were fired.
Davich: Bell ringers see their share of Scrooges amid gestures of generosity
Unlike other charitable gestures, donations to Salvation Army red kettles are done publicly, openly and often witnessed by bell-ringers.