Plea of not guilty entered in Valparaiso-area man’s child molesting case
VALPARAISO — Preliminary pleas of not guilty were entered Monday morning on behalf of a 42-year-old Valparaiso-area man on a charge of molesting a 2-year-old girl.
VALPARAISO — Preliminary pleas of not guilty were entered Monday morning on behalf of a 42-year-old Valparaiso-area man on a charge of molesting a 2-year-old girl.
Two drivers were arrested in Porter County over the weekend after police said they were driving nearly twice the speed limit and tested twice the legal limit for alcohol consumption.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Death threats drove Hadi Mohammed out of Iraq and to a small apartment in Nebraska, where he and his two young sons managed to settle as refugees. But the danger hasn’t been enough to allow his wife…
MIAMI (AP) — A tropical storm off Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula has rapidly strengthened and could become a dangerous hurricane before an expected midweek strike on the Gulf Coast in the Florida Panhandle, forecasters said Monday.
HOBART — Police are seeking information about a man suspected of using a stolen credit card last month at a local gas station.
STOCKHOLM (AP) — Two Americans won the Nobel Prize in economics on Monday, one for studying the economics of climate change and the other for showing how to help foster the innovation needed to solve such a problem.
CROWN POINT — Dozens of residents filled the City Council chambers recently, ready to protest the possible approval of a gas station and retail liquor store in the vacant First Financial Bank building at 11890 Broadway.
Clint Eastwood is portraying a Northwest Indiana man who gained infamy nationwide for running an estimated 1,400 pounds of cocaine for Mexican drug cartels in the forthcoming movie “The Mule.”
WASHINGTON — Preventing an extra single degree of heat could make a life-or-death difference in the next few decades for multitudes of people and ecosystems on this fast-warming planet, an international panel of scientists reported Sunday. But they pro…
INDIANAPOLIS — The financial status of all Indiana school corporations is poised to be evaluated next year using eight measures that are intended to indicate whether the district may require state assistance or intervention.