Gary police searching for girl with autism who ran away
The 10-year-old girl, named Lanaya, has autism, police confirmed. She was last seen shortly after 6 p.m. in the 2200 block of Georgia Street in Gary.
Month: December 2024
St. John cops searching for culprits who destroyed fences around town
“These types of crimes are typically perpetrated by younger people who kick in or run through fencing as a challenge,” the department said.
‘I saw the need’: A new animal shelter is coming to Crown Point
The “no-kill” shelter will serve a niche area that the Lake County Animal Shelter doesn’t cover.
Hammond parade adds warmth to holidays
“It’s a kickoff to the holiday season,” Aileen Ibarra said, “an opportunity to bring the community and families together.”
Ice cutter stew anyone? This scratch kitchen recreates historic menu for Cedar Lake festival
The Museum at Lassen’s Resort boasts a “historical” menu tied to the history of Cedar Lake, including ice cutter stew and Norwegian rosettes.
Charges filed after cops find enormous amounts of weed, heroin, fentanyl on overdosing Gary man
A search of the area where McChristian was found in the road turned up 6.5 pounds of marijuana, 321 grams of heroin and 65 grams of fentanyl.
No bail for Munster woman charged in killing of man during alleged burglary, judge rules
Marysa Rodriguez, 22, was charged with the murder of Alijah Adams, 22, whom she barged inside a Hammond home with in June when he was shot by the homeowner.
“Robbing the people without a gun”: Officials, advocates and ratepayers blast proposed NIPSCO electric rate hike
Under NIPSCO’s proposal, electric ratepayers’ monthly bills are expected to climb by roughly 22%.
State regulators declined to intervene in dispute over Gary parks director’s pay
“(A)t this this current time we are unable to make a determination as to whether the City potentially violated their ordinance,” the State Board of Accounts wrote.
Davich: Holiday traditions mean more to us the older we get
“One day, he will look at his mother’s smile in this photo and, without a single word spoken, the value of tradition will be realized,” Jay Wacasey said about his teenage son, Ryder.