The exhibit made a return to the Expo Center this year, after a hiatus last year due to construction.
The lawsuit claims the National Park Service and Corps of Engineers have stopped the town from reinforcing steel walls that protect the shoreline.
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All of these adorable animals are up for adoption.
Through a USDA partnership, the 2020 Summer Food Service Program provides free meals to low-income Indiana students in the summer months when …
James Snyder will get a new trial on charges alleging he arranged for Portage to award garbage truck purchases.
The Valparaiso Community Schools board meeting escalated to shouts Thursday night as parents, educators and students advocated for the continu…
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A crowd of family, friends and coworkers gathered Friday to watch as Ana Osan was sworn in as Porter County's newest court magistrate.
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The jury deliberated for about 4.5 hours Thursday before returning with a split decision, 6-6. It's unclear if prosecutors will retry the case.
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She fought back tears Wednesday as she told jurors why she remembers her favorite outfit as a 5-year-old girl.
A political supporter and co-defendant of former Portage Mayor James Snyder has gotten off with only a fine for bribery.
Police are asking for help identifying a suspect they say stole from a Menards on Tuesday.
The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission awarded its Norman Tufford Award “for exceptional dedication and service to NIRPC” Thur…
The 37-year-old was taken into custody on charges of intoxicated driving after a passenger in her vehicle called police for help.
The new judge declined to overturn previous decisions, ruling federal case law encourages a new judge to abide by the decision of the first judge.
Prosecutors kicked off the trial with the revelation that the purported victim had fabricated the more serious allegations against the accused…
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