Intoxicated man continued rage against Portage police even from jail cell, report says
As another officer went to leave, Shadley allegedly began banging on the jail cell door and said, “I’ll see where you’re at. I’ll find you.”
Miles Books marks 40 years of being booksellers, not clerks in downtown Highland
Miles Books in downtown Highland is celebrating its 40th anniversary of supplying Northwest Indiana readers with novels, biographies and countless other books.
School shooter training planned while students away on spring break
“There is no need for alarm, this is a training exercise only,” police said.
Get Healthy: New IV therapy makes happy endings for dogs with parvo at PAWS
Mochi the Shih Tzu was not only homeless but also very sick. But thanks to a groundbreaking new treatment for the deadly canine parvovirus, Mochi, 1 1/2, is living the good life.
219 News Now: Ivy Tech Operating Virtually for Solar Eclipse
Here’s your 219 News Now for March 21, 2024. Ivy Tech Operating Virtually for Solar Eclipse. Check out these top stories and more in The Times and nwi.com.
Davich: Her life began at 70: ‘I was brainwashed, but look at me now’
Judy Bornstein is the most joyful person I’ve ever met despite the sad fact she was profoundly unhappy, lonely and abused for the first 68 years of her life.
Police release photo of person sought in wake of recent theft
“Callers may remain anonymous,” police said.
Fire territory proposal up in smoke
“We are deeply saddened by the result of the failed effort by our two local entities in an attempt to solve a decades-long problem,” Heerema said in statement released by his department.
Gary Housing Authority tears down $1.5 million downtown Gary affordable housing apartment building that was recently built but never occupied
A midrise apartment building in downtown Gary that was recently built but never occupied was torn down. The $1.5 million taxpayer-funded project was supposed to provide affordable housing.