Deputy prosecutor sworn in as Porter County’s new circuit court judge
Porter County Deputy Prosecutor Rebecca Buitendorp was sworn in Friday afternoon as Porter County’s newest Circuit Court Judge by her […]
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Harvard outsources Slavery Remembrance Program, lays off staff
Local News Employees were notified about their termination on Thursday — effective the same day. Harvard University outsourced its Slavery
‘Queerly Beloved’ group wedding at The Sinclair marries 7 couples
Local News It was organized by local LGBTQ+ queer and queer-friendly vendors, including Lensy Michelle Photography and Dearly Studio. Sarah
Aubrey Lamberti lifts Oswego East past Oswego
Considering her grandfather and father were both boys basketball coaches, Oswego East’s Aubrey Lamberti has been around the sport since
Baltimore City approves $12M contract increase to collect $75M in unpaid utility bills – Baltimore Sun
At its bimonthly meeting Wednesday, the Baltimore Board of Estimates unanimously approved a $12 million contract increase to collect more
Troy McAllister named Homewood-Flossmoor’s coach
Troy McAllister was proud of what he was building at Sandburg, but he saw a new opportunity at a conference
Mayor Wu announces new Access to Counsel Pilot Program
Local News The new program aims to provide free housing court legal representation to families with school-aged children facing eviction.
Pedestrian killed in train collision in downtown Seattle
The collision occurred at Broad Street and Alaskan Way near the waterfront, Seattle Fire Department posted on X at 10:05
Some Maryland leaders, advocates push back on Trump’s executive orders; others to seek collaboration – Baltimore Sun
President Donald Trump turned years of campaign rhetoric into reality on Monday, sitting down within hours of his inauguration to
How concerned should Marylanders be about bird flu outbreak?
The widening U.S. bird flu outbreak has made its way to Maryland, which has counted two cases on commercial poultry