Month: January 2024
Charges filed against Chicago man believed to be involved in violent Munster home invasion
The Lake County Prosecutor’s Office has filed charges against a Chicago man believed to be involved in a violent October home invasion.
BP Whiting Refinery cleaning up leaks, doing air monitoring
The BP Whiting Refinery has been cleaning up the leaks in its tank farm and working to mitigate any odors.
Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce searching for new executive director
The Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce is renewing its search for a new executive director.
U.S. Steel pledges millions after one of largest Clean Air Act settlements in history
U.S. Steel has pledged millions to clean up its Clariton Plant operations in Pennsylvania after agreeing to what environmentalists are hailing as one of the largest Clean Air Act citizen enforcement settlements in history.
Michigan City Board of Works approves trench project to intercept underground toxic chemicals
MICHIGAN CITY – The Michigan City Board of Works has approved a project designed to stop toxic chemicals from a former dry cleaners from reaching Trail Creek, but will require some street closures first.
Man charged with kidnapping, robbing women outside Region liquor store
The offenses in question reportedly occurred Dec. 12 and Dec. 28 at King Richard’s Wine and Spirits at 3311 Franklin St.
Tiki bar, coffee shop and wood-fired pizzeria hopes to contribute to downtown Hammond’s revitalization
Serial entrepreneurs plan to open a tiki bar, coffee shop and wood-fired pizzeria in downtown Hammond, hoping to contribute to its revitalization.
219 News Now: First Tenants Move Into Munster’s $50 Million Cutting-Edge Container Architecture Development
Here’s your 219 News Now for January 29, 2024. First Tenants Move Into Munster’s $50 Million Cutting-Edge Container Architecture Development. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.