Highland’s Town Council president did not have a man accused of trespassing on property the town recently purchased arrested, according to police body cam footage.
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Calumet College marks Jubilee year giving back
Calumet College of St. Joseph in Whiting is celebrating the Catholic church’s 2025 Jubilee year by pledging 5,000 hours of community service, officials announced last week.
IUN students get a chance to provide free dental services for kids
A partnership with the American Dental Association to celebrate Children’s Dental Health Month, Give Kids a Smile provides local children ages 5 through 12 who don’t have dental insurance a comprehensive dental cleaning complete with x-rays, cleaning and fluoride treatments, IU Northwest Clinical Care Coordinator Dana Darman said. It’s a national event, with dental schools all around the country helping, and it’s free-of-charge for the patients, she said.
Law & Order: Charges filed against men accused of child molesting, rape
News from the Lake County courts
House bill could take a toll on motorists on Indiana highways
A section in a wide-ranging measure that’s headed to the House floor allows the state to charge tolls on all Indiana interstate highways, including I-80/94 and I-65.
Business news: College Goal Sunday and Strollin’ Through The Colon
News and events around the area
Lake County reports highest rate of flu-like cases in Indiana, cases rising nationally
Lake County has the highest mortality rate this flu season with 10 deaths reported, according to the Indiana Department of Health.
Merrillville Police investigate murder-suicide at gas station
Merrillville Police are investigating a murder-suicide at a gas station Saturday after responding to a report of shots fired, according to a release.
Investigation continues into fatal Portage house fire Saturday
The cause of a fatal Saturday fire on Defiance Avenue in Portage remains under investigation, according to the Portage Fire Department.
Valparaiso Parks announces $10 million for parks upgrades 2025 plan, absorbing former focus for sports complex
The Valpo Parks Department, aligned with city officials, including Mayor Jon Costas and new council representatives, now finished with their first elected year in office, have announced $10 million in planned renovations and upgrades to the city’s existing park system. What was once the primary focus on a 248-acre new park sports complex has now transitioned to other private development possibilities.