219 News Now: Barnes & Noble set to open in Schererville in November
Here’s your 219 News Now for October 7, 2024. Barnes & Noble set to open in Schererville in November. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.
Month: October 2024
Autopsy today for motorcyclist dead following I-65 crash, coroner says
A trooper reportedly arrived on scene around 4:30 a.m. to find a heavily damaged 2015 Honda GL1800 motorcycle and the driver nearby.
Crown Point teen identified as driver in fatal crash that left 2 other teens struggling to live
The 19-year-old driver was pronounced dead at the scene and two rear passengers in her vehicle – ages 14 and 15 – were flown to Chicago hospitals with life-threatening injuries, according to police.
Davich: Baseball diary: I idolized Charlie Hustle, I demonized Pete Rose
Since Pete Rose died last Monday of natural causes, his complicated legacy has been circling the bases in my head. It’s like separating a baseball from its seams. At some point, it just unravels.
Coroner releases ID of man shot outside Hammond liquor store
“This was the result of an altercation that took place inside of the business,” police said.
10 Fun Things To Do in Northern Indiana this weekend, October 10 – October 13
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NWI Business Ins and Outs: Birdie’s Diner, EXP Game Center, Olive Leaves, Alpha Prime Communications, Alpha Primal Fitness and Izzy’s Auto Detailing opening
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Birdie’s Diner, EXP Game Center, Olive Leaves, Alpha Prime Communications and Alpha Primal Fitness opening
Davich: ‘Robin’s Garden’ planted outside a deceased teacher’s classroom: ‘She would have loved it’
Some legacies are planted in the hearts of surviving loved ones. This one is planted in the heart of an elementary school.
Teen dead in collision with semi truck, cops say
A 19-year-old driver died Saturday when their car collided with a semi truck in southern Lake County.
Cuisine projects earn state award for local Cedar Lake historians
Julie Zasada, executive director for the town historians, offered chef Erik Allyn Hinds a challenge. “Teach history on a dinner table,” she explained.