Boy, 3, killed in Munster home fire
An investigation into a Monday morning fire that killed a little boy and gravely injured his parents is ongoing, according to the Munster Fire Department. The department was dispatched around...
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Saying goodbye to Snow, the white deer from Crown Point
In a little corner under a tree out front of First United Methodist Church in Crown Point, there sits a little statue of a white deer. The statue — a...
Gary Police looking for suspect in robbery, shooting
Gary Police are looking for a man who may have shot and robbed a second man Wednesday morning.
Munster schools back away from CVPA purchase
The School Town of Munster is passing on potentially buying the Center for Visual and Performing Arts, making way for a possible town purchase. STM said Wednesday morning in a...
Strack & Van Til selling to Iowa-based grocer Hy-Vee Inc.
Almost seven years after the families of Northwest Indiana’s largest grocery chain banded together to snatch the stores out of bankruptcy, it’s selling to a larger chain. West Des Moines,...
Comptroller: Proposed Munster police salary increase could wreck the town’s budget
The Munster Police Department may get the additional raises the current Town Council promised it – if the council is willing to decimate the entire town budget for years to...
Election board decides against moving Gary precinct ahead of 2024 election
A Gary polling location acknowledged as hard to find and unpleasant will remain as is for the 2024 election. The Lake County Election Board at its April 8 meeting voted 3-2 that voters...
Munster school board still weighing purchase of performing arts center
The School Town of Munster Board of Trustees has yet to decide whether it’s going to purchase the Center for Visual and Performing Arts, but that decision could happen next month.
Concrete pour spotlights future Hobart cold storage facility
The traffic at 61st Avenue and Marcella Boulevard in Hobart flowed on Saturday like sockeye salmon flowing upstream to lay their eggs, and that’s exactly how the city wanted it....
Merrillville plans to issue fines for excessive false alarm, police calls
Hotels and residences in Merrillville that have issues with their alarms getting set off constantly or that end up calling the police a lot may want to rethink their strategy...