5 apply to fill Lake County judicial vacancy
Five Lake County lawyers applied to fill the Superior Court judicial vacancy caused by the recent elevation of Judge Stephen Scheele to the Indiana Court of Appeals.
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Hobart marks year 2 with no homicides; OWI arrests spike
The number of alleged rapes increased from three in 2023 to five last year, but remain far below the 18 cases reported in 2020, police said.
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Crash closes 2 southbound lanes of I-65
The two left lanes of the southbound stretch of the busy highway are impacted.
More than 40 dead ducks found along Whiting beach
“We advise the public to avoid walking near the shoreline, to take caution when walking on the beach and to always leash their pets,” city officials said.
Indiana Dunes National Park workers could be affected by Trump administration orders
“I cannot remember a time in my tenure — I started with the National Park Service in 1972 — when there was such a movement to reduce the number of NPS employees.”
They found love (and chicken parm) in a gravity-less place
HAMMOND — Some say love is infinite. But is it as infinite as outer space?
Davich: On this Super Bowl Sunday, Region bookie ‘Uncle Happy’ remembered
Raymond “Happy” Kulik was a notorious horse racing bookie a half-century ago and part of organized gambling operations raking in more than $1 million a year, the FBI estimated.
East Chicago traffic stop turns up bags of cocaine, marijuana, $7K and handgun, cops say
What started as a routine traffic stop for an expired license plate and a faulty brake light turned into a cocaine and marijuana drug bust on an East Chicago woman Friday.
Ex-Winfield Town Marshal had a history of violations with previous police department
Internal investigations conducted by the Munster Police Department concluded Dan Ball used excessive force and intentionally agonized a person he came into contact with, documents show.