Valparaiso Parks ready for more pickleball with $10 million upgrades, joining growing fascination with court sport
When Kevin Nuppnau, director of the Valparaiso Parks Department, began planning the use of funds for an ambitious $25 million […]
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Valparaiso Police investigating Tuesday morning disturbance
Valparaiso Police are investigating a Tuesday morning disturbance during which one of the subjects involved fired a single gunshot but
Porter tries again to fund sewer to spur development north of U.S. 20
The redevelopment of the Johnson Inn site at Porter Beach or any large residential and commercial development north of U.S. 20
High jumper Quinn Begley elevates Crown Point
Crown Point boys basketball coach Clint Swan knows what he has in Quinn Begley. The 6-foot-4 forward is the only
Former Gary man faces seven years in federal prison as getaway driver in ‘10 witness murder-for-hire: records
A former Gary man may get seven years after pleading down to being the getaway driver in a 2010 murder-for-hire
Hammond woman killed in domestic incident
A Hammond woman was shot and killed in what police are calling a domestic incident late Friday night. Hammond officers
Carnivale Vegas night and fish frys
Chesterton Liberty Bible Church: 824 N. Calumet Ave. — Liberty Bible Church will have Missionary Prayer Time from 1-2 p.m.
On third anniversary, Ukrainians concerned with path forward in Russia-Ukraine war
Olena Ber woke up at 6 a.m. June 2 to a message from her brother’s commanding officer that made her
Gary Common Council approves grants and special revenues budgets for 2025
The Gary Common Council approved its first ordinance of 2025, which amended the initial grants and special revenues salary and
PTABOA residency requirement bill passes Indiana Senate
The bill that would require county property tax assessment boards of appeal members to live in Indiana unanimously passed out