UPDATE: Off-duty Munster police officer killed early Tuesday in crash
The crash reportedly occurred shortly after 1 a.m. along U.S. 41, south of U.S. 231 in unincorporated Lake County.
Month: February 2025
10 Fun Things To Do in Northern Indiana this weekend, February 27 – March 2
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Davich: Dear Mr. Musk and DOGE, here is what I did last week
Elon Musk’s latest ultimatum to federal workers may be illegal, unfair and radical, but it could also be used as a motivator for the rest of us. All of us should write a list to ourselves of five specific things…
Woman sliced portion of nose off man’s face during domestic dispute, charges say
Carolyn Shaw, 69, reportedly injured the man with a tine broom Feb. 13 at an apartment in East Chicago, according to court records.
Merrillville man arrested for drive-by shooting after 4 ½ years at large
Damajae McKenzie, 27, was arrested Feb. 11 in Cook County and extradited Thursday to Lake County in connection with a July 2019 drive-by shooting in Highland.
Public defenders request new trial in RICO case after report of alleged juror misconduct
Attorneys for Devonte Hodge allege a juror mislead them during jury selection and speculate about what information the juror shared with others about the case.
Joann Fabrics now closing all 800 stores, going out of business
Joann Fabrics is now closing all 800 of its locations, including its three stores in Northwest Indiana. The bankrupt retailer is going out of business after 80 years.
Following shoplifting arrest, William Perryman to leave Hobart council seat
Perryman, who faces criminal charges over allegations that he stole groceries from a Valparaiso Walmart last month, wrote that he will leave his council seat on Friday.
Get Healthy: Carol Slager Red Dye No. 3 ban prompts deeper look at artificial food colorings
As a youngster, I recall using food dye from a box containing four small bottles of red, yellow, blue and green. On the box was a chart that told how many drops of each could create additional colors.
Get Healthy: Carol Slager Red Dye No. 3 ban prompts deeper look at artificial food colorings
As a youngster, I recall using food dye from a box containing four small bottles of red, yellow, blue and green. On the box was a chart that told how many drops of each could create additional colors.