A trial opened Monday for a man accused of sexually assaulting a teen in East Chicago between April 2017 and May 2018.
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Indiana Senate committee hears two election bills, including one with tight redistricting deadline
The Senate Election Committee heard testimony Monday on two major election bills with election officials pointing to sections of the bill that would create barriers to voting, including a tight 2030 census redistricting deadline.
Winfield woman charged after shooting husband divorcing her: records
A Winfield woman faces charges after shooting her husband, who is divorcing her, on March 21, court records allege.
Valparaiso Police investigating card skimmers used at two businesses Saturday
Valparaiso Police are investigating the use of card skimming devices being installed at point-of-sale machines at two businesses on Saturday. Police have identified a suspect and vehicle but the suspect’s name will not be made public until formal charges are filed, police said in a Facebook post. “Our investigators will continue to work this investigation […]
Community news: Climate change panel and leadership applications open
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Indiana’s partisan school board bill amended to have ‘blank space’ next to nonpartisan candidates
A Senate bill that would make school board races partisan was amended further on second reading by the House chamber Thursday, but two amendments proposed by Democratic members were defeated.
Business news: New engineering dean at PNW and Congressional art competition
PNW welcomes new engineering, sciences dean Purdue University Northwest recently announced that José R. Sanchez will join the university May 1 as dean of the College of Engineering and Sciences, according to a release. Sanchez most recently served at Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts, where he held positions as dean and professor of the […]
Ball State students generate an arboretum idea for Indiana 49 and U.S. 20 interchange
Imagine the land inside the southeast side of the interchange of Indiana 49 and U.S. 20 transformed into an arboretum with winding trails, a mound and an amphitheater.
Gary Public Transportation Corp. holding meetings for service updates
The Gary Public Transportation Corp. is holding a series of public meetings in the coming weeks to provide updates on current services and planned projects.
GARD continues to fight for Gary Works green steel production
Members of Gary Advocates for Responsible Development are encouraging U.S. Steel to take part in the growing direct reduction trend, saying the furnaces are better for the local environment and public health.