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Runner, walker input first step in Sunset Hill Farm trail mapping

VALPARAISO | Nature enthusiasts and outdoor athletes had an opportunity Wednesday to provide input on a new trail map for Sunset Hill Farm County Park.

Herbal Healer: What is schisandra?

A hardy climber grateful for any shaded wall to call home, schisandra is a unique botanical that bears fruit possessing all five flavors (salty, sweet, sour, spicy and bitter) known to Chinese herbal medicine. This attractive, adaptable plant thrives in several types of soil.

Munster in fine form, wins regional

HIGHLAND | Paige Heuer had time for a few mildly superstitious rituals, but the senior Munster tennis player didn’t have many moments to absorb her final prep match in Lake County.

Do you live your values? Inspiration Project stories reveal what you believe

VALPARAISO | Porter-Starke Services wants residents to embrace health, balance and hope through an essay-writing activity based on an international series.

Police: Beware of tornado relief scams

Natural disasters such as the tornadoes that ripped apart communities in Texas and Oklahoma and the tragedies of Boston and Cleveland bring out an American spirit of giving, especially money to help with relief efforts.

Penn too much for Valparaiso

LAPORTE | Tim Shideler expected a tough challenge from Penn and that's just what the Valparaiso girls tennis team faced on Wednesday afternoon.

Hanover edges Rensselaer at KV Sectional

WHEATFIELD | Survive and advance.

Crete-Monee's Kevin Zych ready for state

Kevin Zych has singlehandedly put Crete-Monee High School boys tennis back on the map.

Kouts offense erupts in win against Covenant Christian

LACROSSE | Kouts showed good patience at the plate in Wednesday’s contest against Covenant Christian, and that has the Fillies one win from the school’s second softball sectional title.

Ex-E.C. library director working on plea deal in federal case

EAST CHICAGO | The federal trial of the former director of the East Chicago Public Library was pushed back to August while both parties continue negotiations on a plea deal, according to court records.