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Michelle L. Quinn

Michelle L. Quinn is a freelance reporter for the Post-Tribune.

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Police, family searching for Hammond girl, 15

HAMMOND — A 15-year-old Hammond girl has been missing more than a week, and her mother just wants her to come home. Marcia LeVan said her youngest daughter, Taylor LeVan,...
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Cedar Lake marina fire under investigation

A Friday evening fire destroyed a two-story commercial building at the marina in Cedar Lake. Firefighters arrived at Northpoint Marina, 13245 Grimm St., at 7:43 p.m. to find the building,...
Sgt. Scott Holbrook answers a question from Ann Coglianese (2nd from right) during "Coffee With a Cop" in Hammond on February 11, 2015. Jim Karczewski/baiduhai Media Group

Police outreach succeeds over coffee

HAMMOND — When the Hammond Police Department has its Coffee with a Cop outing next month, they're going to need a bigger room. Officers and residents scooted around each other...
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Australian Bee Gees to croon at Star Plaza

If every great band has a million people clamoring to give tribute, artists attempting the Bee Gees are much fewer and far between. It's certainly not because the Australian pop...
Wilbur Wright Middle School Principal Tim Sopko addresses the Board of school Trustees.

No takers for Munster school land for sale

MUNSTER – In a town where first-time development land is at a premium, the School Town has some to unload, but no one's bitten on it so far. The Board...
A Chesterton man was seriously injured Jan. 2 when a car crashed through the front window of the Hammond Post Office, striking him.

On the mend, crash victim says it was like a movie

Watching a car come barreling toward you doesn't create the panic you might think. Just ask Gary Kostbade. Kostbade, 49, of Chesterton, was injured after a 60 year-old Hammond woman,...
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Hammond starts program to clear streets

The Hammond Police Department has started tagging snowbound cars in order to help the Public Works Department clear the roads of snow. HAMMOND -- The Hammond Police Department has started...