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Month: October 2024
East Chicago father agrees to plead guilty to causing fatal injuries to 2-month-old
If a Lake County judge accepts the plea, Eric Rangel Jr., 28, will be sentenced to 16 years in prison for causing fatal injuries to his son, Eric Rangel III.
Merrillville cop placed on leave following domestic battery arrest, department says
“We take these allegations very seriously and are committed to upholding the highest standards of conduct within our department,” according to Merrillville police.
A Pham-iliar face in fine dining: Asian fusion chef loves cooking with curry and spice
Chef Tammy Pham, who was a judge in the original NWI “Chefs of Steel” contest, has a background in science and successfully demonstrates a fusion reaction with curry, seafood, pho and escargot.
Whiting man sentenced to prison for threatening multi-racial family next door
A Whiting man who threatened to assault a multi-racial family living next door because of his opposition to people of color living near him was sentenced to 10 months in prison.
Intoxicated man barricaded himself, fired shots from Crown Point house, cops say
A man is in custody after he allegedly shot off a gun several times in a Crown Point house and then barricaded himself.
On World Food Day, Northwest Indiana organizations get vocal about eating local
On World Food Day, a panel of experts on food-access and nutrition suggest that NWI is growing and eating local, but more work can be done.
Defendant’s wife implicated in murder of 33-year-old man
Angelia Cross, 47, was arrested last week on a murder charge in the homicide of Kylin Bursey. She is listed as a co-defendant with her husband, Billy Cross Jr.
Gary, Hobart seeking to host Lake County convention center
“I think that the need is there and it’s just right-fitting the type of facility to the need,” said Lake County Commissioner Mike Repay, D-Hammond.
Ex-Gary Mayor Jerome Prince pleads guilty to wire fraud; used campaign donations to buy house
Former Gary mayor Jerome Prince pleaded guilty to wire fraud in Hammond federal court Wednesday.