Davich: The Connection Center nurtures mind, body and spirit balance of life
“Because of the hustle and bustle of life, we often find ourselves out of balance,” Jeff Martin said. “You can have all of the money in the world yet not be healthy.”
Month: November 2024
East Chicago waste processor, ex-employee agree to settle whistleblower suit
Kevin Swanson, a Tradebe employee, alleged that he was fired after raising safety concerns with his supervisors.
Toddler’s mom told police child’s accused killer treated him ‘different’ from other children, documents say
Je’Loni Smith, 2, died last week from blunt force injuries. His mom told police that Ricky Larkin, charged in the child’s murder, was an “abusive person.”
Region hunter dies after falling from tree stand, DNR says
“Conservation Officers remind all hunters to wear a full-body safety harness when hunting from an elevated hunting platform,” the DNR said.
Davich: Wanted: Military veterans who need help during the holidays
“So many young veterans, all so full of pride, won’t ask for help,” said Jim Chancellor, president of the American Veterans Collection. “Simply submit a veteran’s name and phone number and we will take it from there.”
‘One special veteran’ honored at parkway he started
Friends of the Veterans Memorial Parkway unveiled a memorial Saturday to the late John Stacks, hailed as the “Father of the Parkway.”
Crash stalls traffic on I-80 westbound in Gary, INDOT reports
The right lane near mile marker 9.1 on Interstate 80 westbound is closed as of approximately 2:37 p.m. due to a crash, INDOT reports.
Cops: Hammond squad car involved in serious crash Friday night
A Hammond police officer’s squad car was struck Friday evening at the intersection of 169th Street and Southeastern Avenue, police said.
Munster sues Hammond Sanitary District over tax revenue dispute
Hammond’s mayor dismissed the litigation as “a list of petty grievances that is small potatoes in the overall scheme of things.”
East Chicago father sentenced to 16 years for causing fatal injuries to infant son
CROWN POINT — An East Chicago man who agreed to plead guilty to causing fatal injuries to his 2-month-old son in July 2022 was sentenced to 16 years in the Department of Correction.