“She is well known everywhere in this state. She travels to southern Indiana to get animals from shelters, only to euthanize them when she brings them back. She thinks she’s doing the animals a favor by putting them out of…
Police later executed a search warrant at Ford’s home and found four sticks of dynamite, 106.8 grams of suspected psychedelic mushrooms and 1.5 grams of suspected fentanyl.
31-year-old Keith Wells was formally charged Wednesday with criminal confinement, intimidation, stalking, unlawful carrying of a firearm, neglect of a dependent, domestic battery and other related charges, online court records show.
Matthew Kaplan, a Whiting native who said he was photographing the Jan. 18 protest, was arrested by Gary police and subsequently charged with criminal trespass, resisting law enforcement and disorderly conduct, online court records show.
Cedar Lake pitmaster Brian Neale won an international rib competition with a “hot and fast” barbecue method.
The remains were recovered at 2664 Jefferson St. in Gary, an address belonging to what appears to be an abandoned residence north of Interstate 94 and west of Broadway.
The collision caused a pickup truck to roll over and come to rest on its side in the southbound lanes of Broadway.
One cow was killed in the crash, ISP Sgt. Glen Fifield told The Times. A second cow had to be euthanized, and two other cattle were injured, he said.
A 28-foot-tall Frankenstein monster statue that towered over a Dunes Highway hot dog joint in Gary for years may soon be resurrected from the dead.
Three years ago, a mother anonymously surrendered her baby girl into a baby box in Hammond. Shelby Faltynski and her husband described the baby’s mother as “courageous” for surrendering the infant.