Michigan City father and son killed in crash on Franklin Street
MICHIGAN CITY — A man and his son, both Michigan City residents, were killed in a crash on South Franklin Street in Michigan City on Sunday morning.
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Two airlifted to hospitals after crashes in La Porte County
MICHIGAN CITY — Two crashes, one on I-94 and one on the Indiana Toll Road, left two people critically injured on Saturday in La Porte County.
McKim named head football coach at New Prairie
ROLLING PRAIRIE — It’s not easy leaving a high school football program like Valparaiso, but when your next stop is another stellar program, it makes it easier.
Maple Lane Mall to receive new lease on life
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Bonus food distribution at La Porte High School
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church calls new priest
La PORTE — St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 1000 Michigan Ave., La Porte, is pleased to announce that it has called the Rev. Canon Michelle I. Walker to be priest-in-charge of the parish from May 1.
Westville schools announce honor rolls
WESTVILLE — Westville High School has announced their honor rolls for the third quarter of the 2019-20 grading period.
IDOC forced to utilize innovative training procedures
NEW CASTLE — Now more than ever, it’s important to continue training the new Indiana Department of Correction employees. With the effects of COVID-19, facilities are stretched to the limits meeting their daily needs.
COVID-19 taking heavy toll on state revenues
INDIANAPOLIS — As the death toll from COVID-19 surpassed 1,500 on Friday, Indiana officials reported that revenue collections for April fell nearly $1 billion short of projections.
La Porte Farmer’s Market to open May 23
La PORTE — The La Porte Economic Advancement Partnership (LEAP) has announced that May 23 will be opening day for the La Porte Farmer’s Market.