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Following last month's police-involved shooting, the Valparaiso City Council is voicing its support for officers.
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All Crown Point police officers will have body cameras, starting this fall.
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An apparent shooting at a Merrillville apartment complex Friday sent one person to the hospital and caused a temporary lockdown at Andrean High School.
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"I just want to say how grateful we all are that no one else was hurt in this unusual event," Valparaiso Mayor Jon Costas said during Friday's board of works meeting.
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A portion of Chicago Avenue/State Road 312 in East Chicago will be closed, starting as soon as Wednesday.
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A new bus route serving North Hammond and Whiting is now up and running. The Gary Public Transportation Corporation's new R6: Lakeshore North route officially launched Monday.
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Indiana Commission on Higher Education hosts the Indiana State of Higher Education address.
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As the School City of Hammond prepares to close schools and lay off staff, the stalemate over its teacher contract may be nearing an end.
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The city of Gary is considering its next steps, after the Indiana General Assembly passed legislation to end the city's lawsuit against gun manufacturers and sellers.
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Watch for lane closures on State Road 2 east of I-65, starting Monday.
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The United Way of Northwest Indiana will host their free First Time Home Buyers Fair April 27, 2024 at the Lake County Public Library in Merrillville. Northwest Indiana financial advisor Greg Hammer will share tips to help boost our financial IQ. The Indiana Commission on Higher Education recently hosted their State of Higher Education address.
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An organization helping survivors of rape and domestic violence is planning a major expansion, thanks to federal funding. Fair Haven Rape Crisis Center plans to buy the building where it's rented space for many years in Downtown Highland, renovate it with a new entrance, and then build an addition with four individual living spaces.