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New recruits to the Hammond Police and Fire departments will no longer have to live in the city for a year. The city council voted eight-to-one this week to lift the residency requirement.
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New recruits to the Hammond police and fire departments may no longer have to live in the city. City Council Member Scott Rakos has sponsored an ordinance to lift the residency requirement.
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On this edition of the podcast you’ll hear the latest on the a caucus date set to select the new North Township Trustee, South Shore Double Track Project,…
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INDIANA - The Indiana Hands-Free Law is now in effect, which means that drivers are now prohibited from holding a mobile device, except in emergencies,…
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HAMMOND -It's going to take communication, according to Lieutenant Steve Kellogg, Public Information Officer for the Hammond Police Department, to rebuild…
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HAMMOND, Ind. (AP) — A white police sergeant who spent 26 years with the Hammond department has resigned while under investigation for homophobic and…
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HAMMOND - Hammond Police found a man dead in a living room of a residence during a welfare check. A police department spokesperson says officers responded…