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• Merrillville, IN News
• Thousands attend 500 Festival parade in Indy
• Northwest Indiana Memorial Day events
• Scientist: Evolution debate will soon be history
• Break in Patz brings hope, tears to other families
• Obama, Romney try to play it safe in 2012 gamble
• Columbus weighs shift in tornado siren policy
• Vet waits 46 years for Vietnam medals
• Lawsuit alleges school officials ignored signs of coach-student sex
• Lawsuit: School ignored signs of coach-student sex
• Memorial Day events
• Dry spring causing concern for holiday weekend
• How they voted
• House Republican leaders plan summer tax cut vote
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Senators seek to name bison ‘national mammal’
• Kokomo public library starts lending iPads
• Former Notre Dame leader Hesburgh turns 95
• Indy speedway replaces stage following inspection
• Brotherhood claims lead as Egypt vote count begins
• Truck driver killed when semi crashes into Calumet City house
• 911 panel backs new taxing district to pay for new dispatch center
• Gregg, Simpson take Dems’ gubernatorial campaign to NWI
• Romney running mate search enters audition phase
• Court: Families cannot sue over loan discount fee
• Lawmakers to study auto plates, child protection
• Painting by famed Hoosier artist found behind canvas
• Pending GED changes a challenge for some adults
• Critics claim state withholds mentally ill kids’ care
• Kokomo, Carmel students state’s Mr. Science, Math
• Memorial Day events
• Girl dies in train accident in Cedar Lake
• Gary Jet Center a finalist for Department of Defense Freedom Award
• $18.5 million settlement in ‘Transformers 3’ accident
• Gary prepares to sell 13 rehabbed homes
• Gary police memorial service is Friday
• Portage police seek appplicants
• Gregg, Pence draft running mates
• Defense says Muslim soldier never built bomb
• Joplin remembers deadly tornado, 1 year later
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities
• Top Senate Dem to GOP: Rich must be taxed more
• Ryan Crocker, ambassador to Afghanistan, to leave
• Campers reminded to be careful with firewood
• 4 Dems facing forgery charges told to provide samples
• Hundreds face tuberculosis tests at Terre Haute school
• Woman once believed dead now married, has baby
• State to close South Bend juvenile detention center
• Bail set for five in attack at Tinley restaurant; two victims also charged
• Bail set for five charged in attack
• Bail set for five charged in attack at Tinley Park restaurant
• Man becomes 3rd to survive plunge at Niagara Falls
• Ex-student in Rutgers webcam case gets 30 days
• Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over Obama mandate
• Sap-sucking insect puts state tree under stress
• Board votes to close aging Wabash River bridge
• Mason, Emma top Hoosier baby names in 2011
• Indiana prison education cuts cost Ball State jobs
• Tornado touches down in Gary
• Protesters march through Chicago to summit
• Capitol Crossroads: Dems stretch residency complaints to Pence
• 4-year-old calls 911 to help save choking brother
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest heads to U.S.
• Police in riot gear meet hundreds of protesters in march through Loop
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last second
• Tensions rise during NATO 3 march
• ‘NATO 3’ plotted attacks on Obama election HQ, Rahm’s house, police stations, prosecutors say
• Spice sales could label businesses as drug houses
• How they voted
• Mary Kennedy is mourned at private funeral in NY
• Echoes of Eurozone crisis at NATO meeting
• New payout process awaits stage collapse victims
• Fire hits grandstand at Shelby County Fairgrounds
• Indy church pastor fatally shot, woman charged
• Indiana victory tougher for Obama this election
• GOP’s Pence set to announce running mate pick in gov race
• Obama stance adds fuel in marriage battlegrounds
• House OKs $642 billion defense bill
• Indiana police to crack down on seat belt use
• Terre Haute apartment tower fire injures several people
• Woman wants to fight charges in baby’s death
• Muncie police arrest 10-year-old boys in arson
• Michigan boy finds piece of finger in Arby’s sandwich
• High school revokes suspensions over prank involving sticky notes
• Rubio headlines  Mourdock event
• Romney denounces idea of Obama-Wright campaign ads
• Afghanistan, detention issue divide lawmakers
• State issues call for external audit of tax agency
• Delaware County building to stay closed on Fridays
• Evansville casino plans major hotel renovation
• Woman sentenced for posing daughter as hostage
• Census: Minorities now surpass whites in U.S. births
• Busloads of protesters head to Chicago for NATO Summit
• Probation almost over, Gary man charged with 2 new crimes
• Subaru expanding Lafayette plant to increase production
• Father: Georgia woman with flesh-eating bug wants book
• Deputies: Florida mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• Public urged to weigh in on tree-trimming rules
• Acting Indiana chief justice, Hobart native, picked to head court
• Many employers plan a typical day at the office during NATO Summit
• Metra to step up security during summit
• Friends of Robinson Lake help their own cause
• 8 protesters arrested at Obama campaign HQ in Chicago
• Ron Paul: ‘We will no longer spend resources’ campaigning
• Maine man who cared for famed old tree dies at 103
• Diocese denies discrimination over in-vitro fertilization
• South Africa honors Lugar for his work in 1986
• Work on Central Indiana wind farm set for summer
• Indianapolis airport facing revenue troubles
• Acting chief justice could be pick for Indiana job
• States cracking down on strangulation attempts
• Refund for stolen Lexus is too hot for buyer to handle
• Stage collapse victim returning to Indiana
• Activists hope Purdue moves to renewable power
• Next Indiana gov won’t see much toll road money
• Historic battleship makes final voyage
• With four female candidates, Indiana delegation could see gender shakeup
• Romney urges grads to honor family commitments
• High-pressure water kills plumber
• Charges filed in kids-on-car-hood case
• P-T writers, editors earn IAPME honors
• Colleges go to the dogs for stress busters
• GOP: Economy tops gay marriage as campaign issue
• Democrat Gregg keeps up bipartisanship push
• State’s high court expected to stay business friendly
• Libertarian Boneham says Hoosier governor run is serious
• How they voted
• Fiery crash between trucks on I-65 kills driver
• 2 small earthquakes rattle part of SW Indiana
• Indiana delegation could see gender shakeup
• Police shoot naked gunman near Indiana University
• Troubled Indianapolis charter school gets another chance
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 girls OK
• Obama jokes with Clooney at star’s gala fundraiser
• Naked gunman shot near Indiana University campus
• Donnelly splits with Obama on gay marriage
• Romney denies report he targeted classmates for being gay years ago
• Sniper turns out to be rock thrower on Skyway
• Judge rejects wounded soldier’s shooting plea
• Ind. fair makes management changes after collapse
• Romney denies targeting classmates for being gay
• Military class suspended for its view on Islam
• Clemens uses Cashman to attack McNamee’s integrity
• Appeals court sides with jury in insanity defense
• Sniper turns out to be rock thrower on Skyway
• Calico lobster on display at New England Aquarium
• Fla. city uses robocalls to fight nuisance signs
• Ind. fair panel to review stage collapse response
• SNIPER SHUTS SKYWAY
• Poll: Support for Afghan war hits new low point
• Obama voices support for same-sex marriage
• Study: Fatality risk for teen drivers higher with multiple young passengers
• Milwaukee mayor to face Walker in Wisconsin recall
• Field Museum to stay open May 19, 21 despite NATO Summit
• Congressional candidates get 2nd chances
• NC voters approve amendment on gay marriage
• Field Museum to stay open May 19, 21 despite NATO Summit
• Obama praises Lugar’s career after primary loss
• Lugar loses GOP primary to tea party rival Mourdock
• Man arrested after driving with kids strapped to car
• Mitt Romney wins Republican primary in Indiana
• Pence, Gregg unopposed for Indiana governor bids
• What’s at stake in elections in 4 states
• California could ban gay-to-straight therapy for teens
• GOP blocks Senate debate on Dem student loan bill
• New Indiana justice: Court is ‘fallible’
• LaPorte group works to save, restore aging barns
• Students use AP classes to cut college costs
• Gay Indy teen expelled for bringing stun gun to school
• Army Corps quickens pace on Asian carp study
• More bang for the buck
• Early voting down despite hard-fought U.S. Senate race
• GOP plan boosts Pentagon, cuts Meals on Wheels, other social programs
• Early voting down despite hard-fought Lugar-Mourdock race
• Seller of suicide kits, 92, sentenced to probation on tax charges
• Planned Parenthood offers free Pap tests next week
• Bug that kills hemlocks found in northern Indiana
• Candidates, voters connect through social media
• Storms bring flood warnings
• TV’s ‘Goober Pyle’ dies
• France gets new leader,  Europe new direction
• Yesterday’s top four  most viewed stories  at www.post-trib.com
• Lugar challenger relies on years of party loyalty
• Open seats to give Indiana new feel in Congress again
• AP surges as tool for schools raising standards
• For 9/11 victims’ families, hearing another ordeal
• Romney embarking on new political balancing act
• Obama: Time to shift attention from wars to home
• Ballot switchers an unlikely factor in Lugar race
• Indiana guidance on evaluations worries schools
• Rural school goes online to boost students
• NATO closures emerge
• Agency releases HD videos of ‘must-see’ Hoosier stops
• Indiana state tax collections jump in April
• Daniels praises students for alcohol amnesty law
• Lugar asks for non-GOP support ahead of primary
• Family of girl, 4, braces for transplant toll
• Former media mogul Conrad Black is released
• Scheub wants to fire commissioners’ assistant, eliminate position
• Hobart coach bonds out of jail
• County coroner arrested for DWI at death scene
• Sheriff: Missing Terre Haute girl, 12, found unharmed
• Mural on Terre Haute business to honor veterans
• Michigan man pleads guilty to killing woman whose body was found in Hobart
• Agency restoring $10M for child services
• Bin Laden’s last words go online
• Medicare disruptions seen if health law is struck
• Indiana among just 2 states now still banning Sunday liquor sales
• Davich: Family says goodbye to soldier
• May Day protests might provide preview of what NATO will bring
• President Obama sees ‘new day’ 1 year after bin Laden raid
• State attorneys insist right-to-work lawsuit can’t be amended
• Sun-Times circulation grows, surpasses Tribune as 9th largest
• May Day protesters: ‘America ... no longer cares about its people’
• Performance to be  considered in Indy teacher layoffs
• Bloomington police dismantle May Day tent
• FBI: 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Ohio bridge
• Bin Laden said to have wanted Obama assassinated
• Lawmakers seek changes to early release law
• Early voting down without presidential race
• Fort Wayne man set for trial in girl’s death
• Muncie students hurt when bus hits light pole
• Supreme Court ruling offers hope to imprisoned ex-Gov. Ryan
• World Trade Center is back on top in NYC
• Federal judge stops Texas law on women’s health
• Republicans name new Senate majority leader
• School officials say online ISTEP troubles fixed
• Lugar struggles to paint tea party opponent
• Stakes high in lawsuit
• Lawyer wants statements from band members released
• Ted Williams’ MVP plaque sells for $300K in Boston
• GOP follows Romney’s lead in parrying Democrats
• Scandal highlights lack of women in Secret Service
• Columbus ends private use of city-owned cars
• Earthquake simulator offers science safety tips
• Lawyer wants band members’ statements released
• Police: TV station damaged by gunfire
• To Joliet Jail for NATO offenders?
• Palin backs Mourdock in Indiana GOP Senate race
• Post-Tribune journalists honored by Indiana SPJ
• Lampreys from Great Lakes destined for queen’s pie
• Space shuttle Enterprise arrives at NYC airport
• GOP ignores veto threat, passes student loan bill
• IU health, School of Medicine plan $150M project
• Gun shop owner sentenced for illegal sales
• Some counties underpaid on tax distribution
• Purdue ends $100M deal with research foundation
• Fairs, festivals await stage rigging rules from state
• Add kidneys to list of things that can be recycled
• Political battle over student loans heating up
• House moves ahead with cybersecurity bill
• Report: Rebates from health care law will top $1B
• State school board group holding candidate training
• PUC team third in moonbuggy race
• Shooting event’s stray gunfire hits homes
• 8-mile tunnel planned for Indianapolis sewage
• Peeping Notre Dame registrar avoids jail time
• Senate votes to slow closing of post offices
• Township doesn’t need any more money, thanks
• Supreme Court hints Arizona immigration law mostly OK
• Teacher says Catholic school fired her over IVF
• ND faculty want bishop to renounce remarks
• Tombstone found in Gary’s Black Oak area a mystery
• Newt Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• Mitt Romney wins 5 GOP primaries, promises ‘better America’
• Protesters: Parts of I-55, Lake Shore Drive to be closed during NATO summit
• Weather brings ash borers out earlier
• INDOT: Slow down in road work zones
• Federal Court news
• High court hears Arizona immigration dispute
• Hope fades for parents of missing Indiana University student
• Warm Indiana weather brings ash borers out earlier
• Road work starts for move of Evansville runway
• Police: Women arrested for scuffle over littering
• Social Security, Medicare drained
• Porter County judge unhappy with deals for mom-daughter heroin sellers
• Number of US illegal immigrants from Mexico drops
• Romney demurs on VP search with Rubio at his side
• Romney on spending: Guns trump butter
• Researchers mull reasons behind Hoosier wage gap
• Charges filed in crash that killed sleeping South Bend woman
• Aging workforce strains Social Security, Medicare
• George Zimmerman released from jail on $150,000 bail
• Meteor causes explosion, fireball in Nevada, California
• Indiana child services chief says changes mulled
• Readers sound off on Ken’s unhappy cell phone relationship
• Lugar, Mourdock placing faith in their attack ads
• Youth violence organizers hope to make a difference
• Police arrest 271  at IU’s Little 500
• Gorbachev: Students’ courage can change world
• How they voted
• Zimmerman urged to keep a low profile after release
• EPA’s battle shifts from pollution to politics
• Backers, protesters hold competing rallies on airport near Peotone
• Watergate figure  Colson dead at 80
• Naturalization push ahead of November election
• On campus, debate over civil rights and rape
• A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
• State’s sex offender registry full of inaccuracies
• Wording of texting-while-driving ban frustrates police officers
• Police: Man was texting when truck hit school bus
• Deer enters Auburn home, ends up stuck in bathroom
• Two dead, two wounded in Calumet City shooting
• Jesse Jackson Jr., but few others, to break ground in Peotone on Saturday
• Gas prices start falling
• Obama enjoys 10-1 financial edge over Romney
• State’s unemployment rate dips to 8.2 percent
• Mommy Wars give way to Doggy Wars in Twitterverse
• Big colleges, swing states: Obama makes his pitch
• Purdue, INDOT plant native grasses along roads
• Indianapolis mayor signs smoking ban for most bars
• Ball State leader: Raising faculty pay hard sale
• Rose-Hulman president collapses in office, dies
• GOP leader: No Mourdock sanctions before primary
• Thousands protest Daniels appearance in Illinois
• GOP pushes business tax cut through House
• New lead in search for boy missing since ’79
• Police operation along Rt. 30 nets 64 arrests in south suburbs
• VA to add about 1,900 to mental health staff
• Monroe crash victims include dismemberment convict
• Police to crack down on seat belt use
• Evansville retiree left estate to 22 nonprofits
• Uncertified police chief doesn’t worry Indianapolis mayor
• IU women’s Little 500 to mark pivotal milestone
• Supporters defend school voucher law in court briefs
• Calumet High principal suspended
• Public schools to receive voucher payment from state
• America’s New Year’s host Clark dead at 82
• Daniels endorses Romney for president
• Metra lines won’t close during NATO summit
• U.S. Chamber backs Lugar in heated GOP primary
• South Shore riders should expect commute delays during NATO summit
• Indy chief resigns over blood vial
• Prostitution scandal ricochets through Washington
• Governor’s service award nominations sought
• Indianapolis council votes to ban smoking in bars
• Daniels outlines changes following stage collapse
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at new museum home
• Blood test could detect depression in teenagers
• Railway garden takes root early
• Key figure  in scandal asserts right to stay silent
• Singer: Sugarland likely would have delayed show
• Pence maintains massive money lead in gov contest
• BMV chief avoiding specialty plates debate
• Drivers on I-65 near Lebanon could see delays
• Indiana State considers vacant buildings for housing
• Indiana female priest challenges Catholic church
• Toll Road bans some trucks because of winds
• Social Security phasing out mailed checks; electronic deposits coming
• Little accounting for $526M Indiana foul-up
• Jerry Davich: Toxic shock victim making inspiring recovery
• One-car crash kills one, injures another
• Woman  airlifted  after  rolling  vehicle
• NW Indiana couple  help catch tire thieves
• NW Indiana couple help catch tire thieves
• Wild weather night expected; strong winds, hail, ‘downpours’ possible
• Secret Service scandal deepens; 11 placed on leave
• New exam to test students’ critical thinking
• Muncie man charged in alleged dog-fighting ring
• Evansville school’s time capsule ruined by moisture
• IU protest of pastor’s speech leads to arrest
• Indiana Artisan program now thriving as nonprofit
• New exam to test students’ critical thinking
• Body found on beach ID’d as Michigan man
• NRA official: Media sensationalizing Martin case
• Law gives Zimmerman extra chances in legal fight
• 3 years later, what’s become of the tea party?
• Obamas’ tax return shows earnings of $789,674
• Romney: Obama will erode the rights of gun owners
• Titanic sinking being remembered near and far
• Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• Romney to attend May fundraiser in Indianapolis
• Apparent intruder fatally shot in Fort Wayne
• Driver hurt, cow killed in cow-car crash
• Attorney: Sugarland depositions continue on stage collapse
• 9 Indiana high schools in tougher advanced classes push
• Ex-bank executive to take over state revenue office
• North Korea rocket failure a big embarrassment for regime
• Report: Fair stage didn’t meet code
• Craigslist ad: Aragon bathroom tryst during Megadeth concert led to pregnancy
• Former Highland man makes FBI’s ‘Ten Most Wanted’ list of fugitives
• Jury selection set to begin in John Edwards trial
• West Lafayette man killed by concrete truck
• Terre Haute residents fight oil drilling plans
• Ambulance crashes into Indianapolis church garage
• Sugarland say they want truth about Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Decision expected by end of month on shutting down rails during NATO
• Indiana panel will start review of $205M tax error
• Lugar strong in debate, but Mourdock more poised
• Murder charge filed in Trayvon Martin case
• Expect to pay about 25 cents more for gas this summer over last
• Magnitude 6.5 earthquake shakes buildings in Mexico City
• Magnitude 7 earthquae shakes buildings in Mexico City
• Body discovered at National Lakeshore
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• Expec to pay about 25 cents more for gas this summer over last
• State asks judge to uphold Ind. immigration law
• Charles Manson skips his 12th parole hearing
• Body found on beach at Indiana Dunes
• Multiple viewing options for Wednesday night Lugar/Mourdock debate
• Protest follows IndianaLaGrange County midwife’s felony arrest
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Estimate indicates $350,000 loss on Super Bowl
• Animal rights group wants IU Health unit fined
• Police kill man who wounded marshal
• Panel to receive reports on State Fair stage collapse
• Rape victim sues over attacker’s prison release
• Illiana toll road route option getting a second look
• Union says right-to-work law violates free speech
• Trayvon Martin death won’t go to Florida grand jury
• Indiana lowers cutoff age to 19 for receiving child support
• Hoosier gun stores continuing to see busy sales
• Indiana man charged with child sexual exploitation
• Political, legal fights over school vouchers’ fate
• Debate should clear detritus of Lugar, Mourdock
• Arrest made in Porter County shooting deaths
• Indiana high school rape rates going up
• Researchers alarmed by Hoosier high school rape rates
• Bars in Evansville adjusting to new smoking ban
• Whose heroes? Obama constantly invokes GOP icons
• Report: Ind. tops nation in water pollution
• Big lottery winners often prize anonymity
• Jackson brothers have June 22 date at Star Plaza
• Pope takes cross at end of Colosseum procession
• Bosnia’s capital marks 20 years since war started
• Pollution boards merger worry enviros, chamber
• Maryland high court poised to hear lesbian divorce case
• Cuts in salmon stocking proposed for Lake Michigan
• Indiana State U. Foundation chief suddenly resigns
• Public tours planned for Indianapolis catacombs
• GOP questions prosecutor for Ind. petition forgery
• Obama, Romney say admit women to Augusta golf club
• Michigan City wastewater superintendent pleads guilty to testing violations
• Lake County inmate charged in attack on prison guard
• Regulators seek comments on utility rate request
• More functional signs coming to Indiana University %reldate(2012-04-05T18:12:52
• Indianapolis officer’s killer gets life sentence
• Connecticut on track to abolish death penalty
• Indiana Beach busy with summer hiring
• Downed sign blocks eastbound Borman traffic
• Retired Dyer doctor charged with murder of mother
• Auto sales surge in March, led by small cars
• Attack suspect upset about expulsion, teasing
• Whirlpool to return $800K in Indiana incentives
• Gary Jet Center has new tenant, one with international clients
• Local Geo Bee contestants make top 10
• Obama says today’s GOP would reject Ronald Reagan
• Statehouse busts to honor lawmakers Hinton, Carson
• Audit: Indiana college should repay feds $42M
• Ex-Dem official charged in ‘08 election petition forgery
• IBM : Indiana canceled deal because of budget woes
• Man kills 7, wounds 3 at Christian university in Oakland
• 1940 census: ‘Why I am the way I am’
• Officials: 7 dead, 1 detained in university shooting in Oakland
• Study finds some early breast cancer overdiagnosed
• High court upholds jails’ strip searches
• Three from NWI headed to national Science Fair
• Romney focus on Obama brings new challenges
• New Indiana Supreme Court justice takes oath
• Donnelly rolls out policy plan in Senate race
• History shows running for VP is honor, gamble
• Bill Clinton: Obama can argue he steadied economy
• Gary Jet Center has new tenant, one with international clients
• Eighth grader to compete in national geography bee
• Another veteran justice leaving state Supreme Court
• No opening rush for Fort Wayne zoo despite warmth
• Release of 1940 Census records strains National Archives website
• Lugar dances on health care mandate in primary
• How they voted
• Protesters march in Florida town where teen was shot
• Many world landmarks dimmed for Earth Hour
• Goshen men to face charges in raptors’ deaths
• 3 winners, about 100 million losers in Mega Millions game
• Obama pushes Congress on millionaires’ tax
• Number of teens getting licenses at 16 dropping
• Bloomington sees rise in alcohol citations
• Ind. man indicted on Medicaid fraud charges
• Race registration drops after Komen funding flap
• 3 winning Mega Millions tickets, and one was sold in Illinois
• Indiana to get $9.3M for worst-performing schools
• Record Mega Millions numbers: 2-4-23-38-46, MB 23
• Mega Millions jackpot up to record $640 million, strains state website
• Romney gets Bush backing, but no sign of George W.
• Obama moving ahead with sanctions to squeeze Iran
• High court has options on health care law
• IHSAA tour to debate class system; Gary visit May 24
• Man allegedly left wife lying on floor for 30 days
• Lugar super PAC readies $100K attack in primary
• South Bend police chief quits amid federal probe
• Many claim free tickets for Mega Millions jackpot
• House approves Republican deficit-cutting plan
• $540M lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• Climatologist: Unseasonably warm spring to linger
• New test could be harder than ISTEP
• Rate of autism rises to 1 in 88
• 5 die when car runs under semitrailer in SW Indiana
• GOP white supremacist running for sheriff in Idaho
• Michigan militia head, son plead guilty to gun charge
• Evacuations lifted near Ligonier derailment, fire
• Indiana homeowner shoots man trying to get inside home
• Hundreds join Indiana marches over Florida teen’s death
• Juror spends night on courthouse bench
• NATO summit could shut down rail lines running under McCormick
• Indiana panel sets new college degree goals
• Nobel scientists blame climate change, poverty; predict weather disasters
• Health care in court’s hands
• Hoosier population to grow mostly in Indy-Carmel area
• Mega Millions jackpot largest ever at nearly $500 million
• All-boys charter school planned in Fort Wayne
• New justice joins Indiana Supreme Court next week
• Trayvon Martin’s parents go to Capitol Hill
• Court: Man can’t sue government over records sharing
• New claims cast Trayvon Martin as the aggressor
• Dems, GOP woo unmarried women voters
• Pope prays for freedom, ‘renewal’ in Cuba
• Passenger: Captain disrupts diverted JetBlue plane
• Conspiracy charges dropped against Hammond man, militia
• Questions sought for Lugar-Mourdock debate
• 2,000 in Indy rally in support of Trayvon Martin
• South Bend council approves gay rights ordinance
• Freight train derails, catches fire in Ligonier
• Conservative justices question health care law
• Hoosier Lottery watching Illinois’ online sales
• Pettit steps away from football to become CP principal
• Prosecutors defend charges in Michigan militia court case
• Feds defend charges in Michigan militia case
• Super PACs, interest groups battle in senate race
• Supreme Court takes up fight over Obama healthcare overhaul
• Tougher Indiana school takeover rules on hold
• Planned Parenthood to offer free STD tests
• 40-foot molecule sculpture going up along I-70 in Indianapolis
• Judge dismisses Indiana agency’s claims that IBM lied
• Obama confronts nuke threat on N. Korea front line
• Hoodies for Trayvon
• Cultural, conservative fight behind plate dispute
• Officials: Gary tip line needs a little tweaking
• Complaint could work against part-time prosecutors
• Libertarians pick Boneham for gov
• Firm promises no more political robo-calls
• Warm March means early start to bug season in Indiana
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
• Former Vice President Dick Cheney has heart transplant
• Schools: Money isn’t only kindergarten factor
• How they voted
• Libertarians pick Boneham to run for governor
• Attorneys in Trayvon Martin case make arguments
• Indiana, company settle over political robo-calls
• Warm March means early start to bug season
• USDA warns of fake faxes, phone calls
• Obama calls for end of transportation showdown
• Lawmakers, US agency favor Hatch Act changes
• How health care case will unfold before the court
• Starting Sunday, you can buy your Illinois lottery tickets online
• Pope lands in Mexico, denouncing violence
• Michigan militia members, Piatek ask judge to dismiss charges
• Daniels names his former counsel to high court
• Slain teen’s friends say he never picked a fight
• 4 GOP-appointed justices control health law’s fate
• Decibel alert: Partisans dial up health care noise
• Highway bill becomes House Republican headache
• State requires more school superintendent pay disclosure
• Outdoor allergies flare up with spring weather
• Judge orders Sugarland singer to testify in April
• Daniels names his former counsel to high court
• Cedar Lake man dies two weeks after crash
• Weekend cool-down ends summer-like heat wave
• 2 Florida officials step aside in teen death probe
• Q&A: What makes gasoline prices rise?
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Militia trial jurors watch videos of bomb tests
• Record-breaking wave of warmth about to end
• Solo Cup sold for $1 billion
• ‘Stand Your Ground Law’ at center of Florida shooting
• Hundreds rally in NYC in memory of Trayvon Martin
• US intel: water a cause for war in coming decades
• House panel approves contentious GOP budget plan
• Gay support group to fight for Indiana plate’s return
• Indianapolis council looks at tougher smoking ban
• Lawsuits filed over school bus crash that killed 2
• ArcelorMittal CEO complains about Cline Ave. closure to congressional caucus
• Man trapped under tree branch for 6 days
• Planet show stargazers delight, Jupiter and Venus brighten western sky
• Before noon, another record high temp set
• Quickly’s Neighbors, March 22
• Lugar appealing vote decision
• Purdue search panel violates state notice law
• Officials: Summer temps causing ‘dangerously high’ tree pollen levels
• Former Michigan City wastewater plant superintendent faces charges
• Allegiant’s Gary flights popular; airport halfway to $1 million from FAA
• 7.4 quake shakes Mexico, 100s of homes damaged
• Mitt Romney wins Illinois Republican primary
• Jesse Jackson Jr. rolls over Debbie Halvorson after bitter battle
• Allegiant’s Gary flights popular; airport halfway to $1 million from FAA
• Daniels signs inheritance tax phase out bill
• House GOP unveils budget bill; $2.5 trillion cut in health programs
• Could a US Demjanjuk grave become neo-Nazi shrine?
• No-jail deal for South Bend man in NYC gun-check case
• New firewood restrictions in place for Indiana parks
• Fast-growing town cleared for city vote
• Little Opry manager pleads not guilty to arson
• Feds, local grand jury to probe Florida teen’s death
• How health care law affects lives of Americans
• Speculation swirls around next chief justice
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• State police: Patrols lead to 373 DUI arrests
• Retiring chief justice celebrated at ceremony
• New wrinkle in pot debate: stoned driving
• US Census covering Great Depression to be released
• Governor signs public access, nepotism bills
• Daniels signs Indiana smoking ban into law
• Indiana campaign silly season begins in earnest
• John Demjanjuk, convicted death camp guard, dies
• How they voted
• Baby falls 20 feet from window
• Lead state child death investigator resigns
• Soldier accused in Afghan killings was family man
• GOP preps for budget battle with Democrats, Obama
• Equalized fees might not settle Indiana 911 issues
• Nesting pairs show bald eagle’s Indiana resurgence
• Faculty want more input in ISU cost-savings plan
• Indiana businesses face penalties over ‘bath salts’
• GOP senator appointed Indiana secretary of state
• Pence eyes jobs, education as key issues
• Bin Laden wanted to kill Obama so ‘unprepared’ Biden would take over
• Indiana retailers face penalties over ‘bath salts’
• Administration outlines options on birth control coverage
• BMV strips Indiana gay youth support group of specialty plates
• Details emerge about US suspect in Afghan massacre
• Supporters say fines give teeth to state’s access law
• State Supreme Court to hear school voucher appeal
• School says 26 students were aboard bus crash in Indy
• Daniels names state senator as new secretary of state
• What has Occupy movement done? A few things
• Indiana retailers face penalties over ‘bath salts’
• Court: Daniels can appoint Charlie White replacement
• Biden’s sharp words mark a new phase in campaign
• Obama defends energy record
• Study: Young people not so ‘green’ after all
• School district dropping wind turbine plan
• Columbia City restricts workers’ off-duty car use
• Clark County residents urged to conserve water
• Elkhart RV museum reaches debt-restructuring deal
• NIRPC chief stepping down
• Water quality rules revised
• Fiery Gary home explosion under investigation; burned real estate agent at Loyola
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in ‘07 shootings
• Lawyer: Fugitive to plead guilty in Pa. standoff to get on with Whiting case
• Time for conservatives   to unite, Santorum says
• Lower unemployment in Indiana means no more extended benefits
• Daniels seeks federal debt report ‘reunion tour’
• State can’t afford to add seat belts to buses
• Federal prisoners test MP3 player program
• Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race
• Panetta: Awaiting plans to draw down Afghan surge
• Evansville clubs, bars sue over city’s smoking ban
• Lower Hoosier unemployment means no more extended benefits
• Purdue: 500 students lack measles documentation
• Men burning bedbug-infested items set Indiana house ablaze
• Passed bills include Little Cal levee maintenance fee
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• Child, driver die in Indianapolis school bus crash
• State takes applications for math, science awards
• Evansville’s costly fire truck is problem-plagued
• Group plans to send 82 WWII vets to DC memorial
• ‘Steady rebound’ in Indiana economy, but risks remain
• Candidates spar before key Mississippi, Alabama primaries
• U.S. Army sergeant kills 16 civilians in Afghan villages
• Fort Wayne evicts 10 to 15 from Occupy camp
• Report: 8 of 13 killed in Indiana tornadoes in mobile homes
• ‘Steady rebound’ in Indiana economy, but risks remain
• Purdue University gets grant to develop cheaper solar cell
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• Lawmakers end right-to-work dominated session
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney strong in Wyoming
• Obama strikes back at GOP critics on gas prices
• A look at the 2012 Indiana legislative session
• Daniels hones light touch in final session
• Artist Heizer’s big rock rolling toward LA museum
• Greece secures biggest debt deal in history
• Militia leader talked of foreign troops in US
• Smoke ban bill headed to gov with plenty of places to still light up
• Indiana bill on resisting police nears approval
• Obama OKs disaster aid for 6 southern Indiana counties
• Daniels requests federal aid for 6 counties
• Notre Dame students push for protections for gays
• Legislators snuff out smoking; OK restrictions
• Facebook ‘friend’ offer exposes man’s other wife
• Obama: New jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• Romney’s evangelical problem on display in South
• Militia leader talks about foreign troops in US
• Moratorium, study planned on specialty plates
• Public safety tax referendum in works
• State tax, spending issues remain for final day
• House approves statewide smoking ban
• Jail lets 3rd inmate free  by mistake
• Stock rally helps regain wealth
• 2 dead, 7 injured in Pitt clinic shooting
• 2 children found living in abandoned bus in Texas
• Washington auctioning off state-run liquor stores
• Sponsors of weakened state smoking ban seek support
• Illinois senators vote to cut their salaries again
• Cancer society opposes smoking ban exemptions
• Solar storm reaches Earth
• Solar storm speeds toward Earth, may disrupt power, satellites
• Indiana places new limits on college credits
• Little Nashville Opry manager charged with arson
• Chicago man accused in international hacking bust
• Senate budget chief frets over state tax revenues
• Blagojevich’s new name: Prisoner No. 40892-424
• Man implicated in bank robberies admits casino purse snatchings
• Super Tuesday voters have their say in GOP race
• Election board rejects candidate for pot-related nickname
• Nearly 70 cats removed from condemned Fort Wayne home
• Single tornado killed 10, went 49 miles in Indiana, Kentucky
• Experts: Pipeline crash won’t raise price of gas if repairs are timely
• Talks start on smoking ban compromise
• FEMA to assess tornado damage
• Federal officials to assess Indiana tornado damage
• Lincoln’s Tomb to get a makeover
• Talks start on Indiana smoking ban compromise
• White House moves G-8 summit from Chicago to Camp David
• Romney, Santorum dead heat in Ohio for today’s primary
• Shepard to remain as acting chief justice
• Indiana gets $250K grant to promote fair housing
• Lawmakers honor victims of deadly tornadoes
• Baby dropped in field by tornado dies; toll at 39
• Obama to Netanyahu: U.S. ‘will always have Israel’s back’
• 2 sites receive ‘endangered places’ grants
• Retirement wave will give Indiana House new look
• Limbaugh comments overshadow GOP contest
• Pantry collects donations for tornado victims
• Right-to-work hearing canceled
• Power still out for some tornado victims
• Ivy Tech system looks to cut costs
• Smoking bans pick up steam as attitudes shift
• Back to back titles for Valpo speller
• Storm cleanup starts in small towns in Indiana, Kentucky
• Indiana’s deadliest tornadoes
• Authorities remove 31 cats from Fort Wayne home
• Tornadoes leave 14 dead as storms roll over southern Indiana
• Daniels to view tornado-ravaged area
• Tornadoes kill at least 8 across southern Indiana
• Obama joins in assailing Limbaugh slur of student
• Large storm front wrecks southern Indiana towns; 3 dead
• Items confiscated at airports net state $53K
• Fight over tuition for immigrants derails bill
• Survey shows 1 in 5 Indiana households struggle to buy food
• Attorney: Lotto winner isn’t Indiana man
• Bill for alcohol amnesty law goes to Daniels
• Impact of state anti-abortion laws hard to gauge
• Online tax deal causes some Hoosier GOP discontent
• Dahmer hunting grounds tour stirs backlash in Wis.
• Homecoming Marine wanted to show partner his love
• Authorities: ‘Extreme’ tornado damage in southern Indiana
• Tornado strikes Alabama
• Gov. Daniels prefers stronger smoking ban
• Elderly Ind. man hit with new Mich. drug charges
• Newton County traffic stop yields heroin, marijuana
• Strange week in weather continues, rain and snow expected Friday
• Fight over tuition for immigrants derails bill
• Bill calling for new stage inspections sent to Daniels
• House backs bill on right to resist cops
• Porter, Lake counties deal with less funding for bridge repair, replacement
• Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• House scraps specialty license plate plan
• Emergency workers rescue worker trapped in grave
• Cash-short counties go back to gravel roads
• Cedar Lake school tops state in high academic growth
• Filipino film star dies at age 89
• Travel Smart: Let Your Smartphone Be Your Guide
• Court to decide successor to Ind. elections chief
• NWI pharmacists accused of falsifying drug records
• Gary man man charged with molesting young relatives
• Indiana Senate approves diluted smoking ban
• Monkees’ singer Davy Jones dies of heart attack at 66
• Possible tornado damages homes in SW Ind. town
• Surf’s up, but Matteson man wants number of drownings down
• Prosecutor: Ohio shooting suspect is ‘not well’
• Indiana House votes to phase out inheritance tax
• Legislators tighten right to resist police
• Eisenstein says PUC clears him in free speech case
• Ex-pro wrestler sues promoter over groin injury
• Union seeks restraining order on right-to-work law
• Indiana agency reports fewer child deaths in 2010
• Indy airport awards ISU contract to study bats
• Ind. Senate considers carve-outs to smoking ban
• Ind. court: Drug tests in cases were incorrect
• Airport OKs contracts with Hertz, Enterprise for Allegiant terminal
• Valpo planning director resigns
• Valpo planning director resigns
• Legislature close to plan to chop inheritance tax, change refunds
• One dead, four wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Supreme Court won’t get involved in Asian carp fight
• Michigan race shows Romney, Santorum differences
• Justices weigh foreigners’ suits vs. companies
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• IBM lawyer says state agency head sought breach of deal
• Survey shows Indiana law cut school junk food but not obesity
• Community college in Warsaw reopens after suicide
• Indiana police plan crackdown on drunken driving
• Indiana 3rd-graders prepare for new reading test
• Hoosier Park may bid for bankrupt Indiana Downs
• U.S. says it’s steadfast in rebuilding Afghanistan
• Police: Dog caused crash that shut down freeway
• Dead alligator found near lake
• Long haul to nomination if Romney loses in Michigan
• How they voted
• Auto town on the mend, but bailout still divides Kokomo
• Indiana funding jump would end kindergarten fees
• Obama: No easy answers to lowering pump prices
• Israeli attack on Iran might pull US into new war
• Reagan shooter wants to change ‘assassin’ image
• Art project portrays Anderson as city on the move
• Purdue team wins regional Rube Goldberg contest
• Former energy official’s new job with NIPSCO questioned
• US militia leader spoke  of killing police, family
• Analysis: State’s new grading system would hurt poor schools
• Election panel keeps Santorum on Indiana GOP ballot
• Illinois trooper rescues Hebron woman from smoking car
• Election panel clears path for Pence; boots challenger
• Democrats want child protection reviewed
• Illiana Expressway meeting draws big turnout
• White sentenced in voter fraud case
• USPS closing Gary processing center
• Panel names 3 finalists for state Supreme Court
• Ridicule helped doom Virginia ultrasound bill
• Area braces for another slap by Old Man Winter
• Poll: Obama benefiting from improving economy
• Indianapolis statues, statehouse vandalized
• State excise police look to curb underage drinking
• More money added to plan for Indiana fair victims
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines near Yuma, Ariz.
• Colonoscopy cuts colon cancer death risk, study finds
• Romney, Santorum assail each other in 20th debate
• Committee backs tighter rules on specialty plates
• Gary cop accused of intimidation spent night in jail
• Think winter is done for the season? Think again
• Ind. Senate panel approves statewide smoking ban
• Ind. panel backs tighter rules on specialty plates
• Indiana police groups object over right to resist
• IU-Bloomington moves up start of fall classes
• Sen. Lugar, challenger Mourdock set April debate
• New CEO at Majestic Star Casino
• Indiana school to buy iPads for kindergartners
• State appeals court overturns anonymous commenter ruling
• House panel backs measure requiring stage inspections
• Sugarland lawyers blame fans
• Gary cop charged for shooting into the air after fight
• Indiana retailers face penalties over ‘bath salts’
• Activists say farm bill would have ‘chilling effect’ on rural Indiana
• Congress targets federal workers for savings
• Obama promotes modest American dream
• Justices will review racial preference for college
• Disability survey seeks respondents
• 14th measles case confirmed in state
• International students protest new Purdue fee
• 4.0 earthquake in Missouri shakes 9 states
• Senate’s unfinished issues include state smoking ban
• GOP lawmaker opposes Girl Scouts honor
• State bill on right to resist police facing an overhaul
• Israelis fear homefront vulnerable to Iran
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• Syrian military gathers outside rebel stronghold
• Stretch of Illinois highway named for Tuskegee Airmen
• GOP Fort Wayne lawmaker opposes Girl Scout honor
• State bill on right to resist police faces overhaul
• White House chef Kass dishes up plates and policy
• High court examines lying about military exploits
• Santorum questions Obama’s ‘world view,’ not faith
• Victim chases down robbers; 1 killed
• Iran: Oil exports cut to Britain, France
• White cries foul on residency, cites other cases
• Record-breaking Chicago winter continues
• Lafayette woman could get 45 years in plot to kill boyfriend
• 155-year-old schoolhouse on national historic register
• More public schools dish up 3 meals a day
• Santorum questions Obama’s Christian values
• IDEM cites I-69 project for erosion issues
• South Bend officer pinned between 2 vehicles
• How they voted
• Jackson estate, ex-manager sue over earnings share
• Glenn fever returns 50 years after historic flight
• Smoke-free workplace supporters look forward to anticipated legislation
• Conservatives fighting Indiana gay youth license plate
• Aurora police say missing mom, kids possibly in Indiana
• Fort Wayne shoplifters confronted; use stun gun on guard
• County warns against co-sleeping after 4 deaths
• Rossville farmhouse gets mired in field during move
• Retiring chief justice honored by state press group
• Missing Illinois mom, 3 sons spotted in Indiana
• Unions countering GOP with voter campaign
• Gov’t says parents need more info  on apps for kids
• Obama’s budget cuts bacteria testing in produce
• Democrats protest religious freedom hearing
• GOP senators unveil new Medicare overhaul plan
• House speaker says payroll tax bill won’t add jobs
• Enbridge finds small oil pipeline leak in Michigan
• Purdue flooded with comments on energy plan
• Indiana scientists to study toxin, paralysis ties
• Committee to push for safer late-night stores
• Former Daniels aide challenges Wallace GOP bid
• Foes allege Sen. Lugar doesn’t live in Indiana
• 358 killed in Honduras prison fire
• Measles outbreak illustrates disease risk
• Deal reached on payroll tax measure
• Plan to drug test welfare recipients stalls
• Daniels wants few exemptions to smoking ban
• Foes allege Sen. Lugar doesn’t really live in Ind.
• Group: Sewer upgrade cuts would hurt Great Lakes
• Allegiant gets warm welcome on inaugural flight
• Porter Township superintendent leaving
• Indiana tea party members challenge Lugar residency
• Wealthy colleges have  great fundraising year
• Tentative payroll tax cut pact reached
• Informant in militia case got $31K, agent testifies
• Club for Growth backs Mourdock over Lugar in U.S. Senate race
• Bill that would limit Cal Township spending moves to House
• Miller Historical Society founder: I kicked activist off board
• 1st same-sex couples wed at Empire State Building
• Bill to teach creationism in schools being shelved
• Santorum revels in sudden support — but how deep?
• Capitol Hill weighs GOP payroll tax gambit
• Supreme Court to hear case arguments in Valparaiso
• Lice outbreak affects 4 dorms at Huntington U.
• Domestic violence victims receive donated phones
• Police officer surrenders after standoff in Indy
• Obama seeks $300m for Great Lakes cleanup
• Bedbugs found at children’s hospital
• Personal computers coming to Kokomo high school students
• Suspect in Munster bank robbery caught in Kentucky
• Obama’s $3.8 trillion budget plan attacked by GOP
• Daniels’ testimony in IBM case being weighed by court
• Michigan militia, Hammond man ready to ‘go to war’
• NJ Senate OKs gay marriage bill in milestone vote
• Bedbugs found at Indianapolis children’s hospital
• Greece lawmakers pass new austerity deal amid rioting
• Cuts squeeze agency’s ability to help job seekers
• Candidates struggle with Ind. ballot
• Griffith clerk-treasurer Broderick dies after stroke
• Conservatives shrug at Obama birth control rewrite
• Private group takes control of Ernie Pyle site
• Critics troubled by changes in child services
• Tow truck takes car with child inside
• Downtown Indy got bulk of Super Bowl excitement
• State’s inheritance tax on chopping block
• Federal regulators seize Shelby County bank
• GOP’s Santorum, Wallace set for Indiana ballot
• Daniels would consider post under GOP prez
• Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone’s needs
• Bloomington hires firm to plan technology park
• Purdue warns students: Show proof of measles shots
• Many Indiana House Democrats calling it quits
• Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone’s needs
• Disaster foreshadowed by emergency exercise
• Dem Gregg delivers 7,800 signatures to get on ballot
• Emergency exercise preceded Ind. fair disaster
• Euro ministers cold on deal to bail out Greece
• Pro-labor Republicans recruit for House races
• Man found dead at state park apparently killed self
• Advocates: No weakening of smoking ban legislation
• US Marines with Nazi symbol in Afghanistan ‘not acceptable’
• Feds require consumer-friendly health plan briefs
• Women at war: Pentagon is easing its job limits
• Court seeks public input on parenting rules
• State’s Homeland Security chief likes earthquake drill result
• Man found dead at state park apparently killed self
• Charges formally filed against Gary cop for battery
• Man rescues $50K lottery ticket he’d trashed
• Notre Dame tuition to increase by 3.8 percent
• Wind turbine maker bringing jobs to town
• GOP vows to reverse Obama on birth control
• Measles patient at Super Bowl venue among four cases
• Fair official: Sugarland resisted concert delay
• Gary cop to be charged with misdemeanor battery
• Trucker sought for threatening girlfriend with gun
• Removal of final Stillwater crossings starts Wednesday
• Ice, tomatoes, squash make going tough for drivers on I-57
• Santorum sweep: Stuns Romney with Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri victories
• Indiana colleges respond to calls to trim tuition
• Militia trial starts with jury picks; Hammond man among accused
• Ex-GOP prosecutor running as Democrat for congress
• FAA asks school district to downsize wind turbine
• Bloomington exhibit will feature 5-foot-tall brains
• Iraqi war vet killed himself in treacherous cave
• 110 mph Amtrak service approved in Indiana, Michigan
• Appeals Court: California gay marriage ban unconstitutional
• Komen official quits in wake of Planned Parenthood dispute
• Dems ask court to replace secretary of state
• Authorities: Body in cave may be missing man
• Amid Super Bowl kudos, Indy looks ahead
• Wrong-way I-80 wreck: ‘They killed my son’
• Marion County judge blocks House Dem right-to-work fines
• Authorities: Body in cave near may be missing man
• Dad files lawsuit over breast cancer awareness bracelet
• Excise police arrest 218 during Super Bowl week
• Dems ask court to replace convicted GOP secretary of state
• Few answers in death of sons of missing Utah mom
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• GOP guv candidate Pence delivers 13K signatures
• Santorum team finds 49 signatures for Indiana ballot
• Defense cuts test lawmakers’ resolve on deficits
• US levies tougher sanctions on Iran’s Central Bank
• Terre Haute tries another tactic to discourage crows
• State agency to release fair stage collapse report
• Lawmaker wants state to get involved earlier when schools underperform
• Some blacks insist: ‘I’m not African-American’
• Meth ingredient tracking not helping police
• Missing IU student’s family upset over website
• Baby needs liver transplant because of rare condition
• Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Dems
• Russia, China veto U.N. resolution on Syria
• Romney rolls to easy win in Nevada GOP caucuses
• Student suspended over Michael Jackson dance
• Storm blankets Colorado then dumps on Nebraska
• How they voted
• Crown Point man dies in Hobart crash
• Daniels balks at replacing White with Dem election opponent
• Political unity evading Peotone airport backers
• Elections chief guilty of vote fraud
• Indiana 911 funding plans would equalize phone fees
• 11 injured in massive crowd for band LMFAO
• Purdue eyes millions in revenue from tech licenses
• No more Naptown: Super Bowl boosts Indy’s image
• Indiana election chief found guilty of voter fraud
• Man fatally shot, 2 Muncie police officers injured
• Santorum campaign fights to get on Indiana ballot
• Niedner: Running the country like a business will never work
• NWI air cleaner, but vehicle emissions testing to remain
• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• White’s voter fraud trial nears end
• NWI work force awaits RTW rules
• Susan G. Komen drops plans to stop Planned Parenthood grants
• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra CEO resigns
• Union protesters gather at Super Bowl village
• South Bend boy, 7, shot in arm when bullets hit home
• Accused killer of 5 won’t face death penalty
• Multi-state earthquake drill to be held Tuesday
• Komen cancer charity confronts backlash over Planned Parenthood grant cuts
• Trump gets to know Romney; makes endorsement
• Obama says his policies are extension of his faith
• Susan G. Komen charity ends funding for Planned Parenthood
• Obama says his policies are extension of his faith
• US Rep seeks measure targeting anti-I-69 group
• Jasper bratwurst sandwich wins the Super 46
• Wealthy Florida man adopts girlfriend in legal battle
• ‘Canned hunting’ bill dropped
• Six more weeks of winter? If it’s like this, we hope so
• Warm winter means lower heating bills
• Prosecutors attack White’s residency claim
• Obama seeks to broaden reach of housing assistance
• Pfizer recalls 28 lots of birth control pills
• Indiana’s Sunday Blue Laws still in effect despite Super Bowl
• Ind. secretary of state faces jurors in fraud, theft trial
• Fort Wayne man loses hand in blast, police find bombs
• Report proposes dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Boy, 13, arrested after driving along highway
• Longtime US Rep. Dan Burton won’t seek re-election
• Hobart, Ind., man dies in accident at U.S. Steel’s Gary Works
• Drug testing bill brought back by General Assembly
• Bill eliminates local government conflicts
• Romney credits tactical change for Florida surge
• Romney credits change in tactics for Florida surge
• Senate OKs emergency manager bill for government units
• Indy battens down hatches for Super Bowl security
• Dems boycott Senate committee; right-to-work bill passes, 6-1
• Democrats skip Senate right-to-work hearing
• Daniels signs new penalties for sex trafficking
• Metra fare increases begin Wednesday
• Prodigious Lafayette blood donor gets Super Bowl tickets
• ‘Old Betsy’ on display at Department of Corrections museum
• Rail task force labels worst crossings
• Winds force shutdown of tents at NFL Experience
• Fiery Florida Interstate 75  pileup kills at least 10 people
• Shooting leaves man in critical condition
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Indiana battles ‘legislative creep’ in short session
• Driver sentenced in teen girl’s hit-and-run death
• Raid triggers lawsuit over online gaming in Indiana
• No injuries  reported in fire at prison
• Housing market offers bang for the buck
• GOP candidates’ pitch to voters: I’m your leader
• St. Louis hosting 1st big parade on Iraq War’s end
• Protesters march through Super Bowl Village
• College presidents wary of Obama cost-control plan
• Abuse response clouds Indiana police entry bill
• Raid triggers lawsuit over Indiana online gaming
• Hull House closes doors  after more than 120 years
• After 70 years, real impact of right-to-work still unclear
• Court steps into legislative fines dispute
• Crew member from shipwrecked Italian cruise files suit in Chicago
• Obama ‘putting colleges on notice’ on high tuition
• After 70 years, right-to-work impact still unclear
• South Shore fare hikes approved
• Twitter’s new censorship plan rouses global furor
• Romney, Gingrich focus on Hispanic voters in Fla.
• Report: Electronic health records still need work
• South Bend bus driver accused of having sex with student
• Police: 4 Kokomo shootings, 1 fatal, were random
• ISU students unearth secrets of poor farm’s graves
• ACLU says teaching creationism won’t fly
• Senate ed panel backs teaching cursive writing mandate
• Senate panel backs limits on abortion pill
• Senate panel backs fines on access violators
• Romney is the aggressor in final Florida debate
• ACLU says teaching creationism unconstitutional
• Fight coming over banning smoking in Hoosier bars
• Pentagon: Army, Marines to shrink as budget slows
• Unions seek 3.5 percent raise for IU’s employees
• Evansville girl’s fundraising helps buy police dog
• Right-to-work conflict dooms mass transit bill
• Indiana right-to-work foes object to vote’s speed
• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, Obama have intense exchange on tarmac
• Empty homes throughout Gary draw homeless
• Legislative Round-Up
• House passes right-to-work amid protest chants
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Illinois abortions at record low
• Lakeshore plans to burn prairie brush
• Daniels pushes ‘compassionate’ GOP in Obama speech response
• Obama: Every American deserves a fair shot
• Text of the State of the Union address
• Analysis: Obama speech puts him in campaign arena
• Coats blasts Obama; praises Daniels
• Strongest solar storm since 2005 hitting Earth
• Lake County says 911 consolidation fee falls short
• House Democrats resume boycott as deadline nears
• Bill eases school voucher rules
• Bill capping township relief clears Senate panel
• Senate backs uncontested candidate law change
• Bill proposes using ‘found money’ for full-day kindergarten
• Romney unveils details   of taxes paid on wealth
• Man pleads not guilty to trying to kill Obama
• Labor ad tonight hits Daniels’ flip-flop during GOP response
• JFK library releases last of his secret tapes
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• Report shows state ranks low in public research funding
• House eyes another $5M for state fair victims
• Right-to-work path clearer in House; Dem amendments beaten back
• Indiana Senate backs bill on officeholder limits
• Study: Stem cells may aid vision in blind people
• Senate backs bill on right to resist police
• Giffords’ meeting with fellow survivors in Tucson
• Union members take right-to-work protest to House speaker’s home
• EU raises stakes with Iran oil embargo
• House Dems end 3rd right-to-work boycott; make no promise to stay
• Purdue University president to chair Smithsonian
• Mixed record for Obama’s State of the Union goals
• High court rules warrant needed for GPS tracking
• Lawrence North moves to shut down fake Twitter posts
• Fort Wayne boy, 12, dies after snowmobile crash
• Report questions child safety agency’s work
• Compared with other big counties, Lake, Porter have fewer inmates doing time
• Right-to-work fines raise judicial reach question
• Ship search finds 12th body, captain’s safe and documents
• Obama previews State of the Union
• Family, friends, two governors bid farewell to soldier
• Gingrich attacks Obama, media in speech after S.C. primary win
• ‘Parent trigger’ would convert public schools
• Residents digging out after Friday’s winter storm
• Coordinated sect attack kills 143 in north Nigeria
• Ship search finds 12th body, captain’s documents
• SC verdict: Romney, Gingrich face off in primary
• Obama’s State of the Union: Jobs, re-election time
• Eric Corey brought joy of hunting to others with disabilities
• U.S. home sales up at end of dismal year, offering hope
• 26 homes lost in Reno fire and 2,000 evacuated
• Municipalities tackle snow; many events canceled
• Schools closings early as Chicago area under snow storm warning
• Events postponed; street crews tackle snow cleanup
• Afternoon snowstorm leads to snarled traffic, slow travel
• Dems bank on right-to-work referendum, will return Monday
• House bill would change some school takeover rules
• Fallen soldier, VU student saluted by his home town, school
• Multistate personhood push kindles abortion debate
• 6 killed in Afghanistan were Hawaii-based Marines
• On primary eve, Romney says SC race neck-and-neck
• Lilly Endowment donates $6 million to IU
• Jury awards woman $1.5M in medical suit
• Work finished in Indy to lock down manhole covers
• School districts may join Purdue in calendar shift
• State A-to-F grading changes under fire
• Judge blocks fines against House boycotters
• Fiery debate tops bizarre GOP campaign day in South Carolina
• NIRPC board opposes right-to-work
• Trio accused of stealing diabetic test strips from Meijer stores
• Body parts scattered near Hollywood sign in LA
• A rocky day for Romney as money questions persist
• Warrant: Ex-NFL QB Schlichter violated bond rules
• Bill banning anthem embellishments won’t get vote
• 6 inches of snow possible Friday
• South Bend buying closed auto lot for VA clinic
• ACLU of Indiana’s chief to retire in March
• Mom charged in alleged hammer attack on son
• Rick Perry dropping presidential bid, backing Newt Gingrich
• Teen chases, extinguishes burning man
• I-69 reopens after crash of meth material truck
• Man accused of robbing elderly has bail set at $250,000
• Proponents of land-based casino in Gary set sights on next session
• Denise Crosby: Music sets the tone of farewell to fallen soldier
• New Gary police chief sworn in in unplanned ceremony
• Obama rejects proposal for Canada-Texas pipeline
• Bosma threatens fines for boycotting Dems
• DUI charges in fatal hit-and-run that knocked woman off overpass
• More accustomed to rain, Seattle braces for snow
• Martinsville senator retiring from legislature
• Court rejects appeal over prayer at public meeting
• Growth in prekindergarten slowed in recession
• US wants effective Alzheimer’s treatment by 2025
• Indy Super Bowl street closures begin this week
• LaPorte man nabbed in Elkhart prostitution sting
• Home over old mine sinks 3 feet in 2 weeks; resident evacuated
• Strong storms cut across state ahead of cold front
• Former head of IU program files EEOC complaint
• Indiana lawmakers consider fines on access violators
• Volkswagen dealership could be coming to Highland
• Missing raised to 29 in Italian cruise disaster
• Bill proposes public meetings on school leader contracts
• Freezing rain, snow and cold snap in the forecast
• Jon Huntsman drops outs of GOP race, endorses Mitt Romney
• Obamas mark King’s birthday with volunteer outing in Washington
• Cubs roll out plan for patio deck, socreboard in right field
• Indiana lawmakers consider right to resist police
• Police to keep eye on Indianapolis crowds’ Super Bowl drinking
• Paul fights Washington spending, flies first class
• Tanker breaks through to Nome
• King’s image still evolving
• Conservative split in South Carolina may help Romney
• Divisive week ends in House ‘detente’
• Captain’s conduct blasted as divers find more dead
• Occupy draws on MLK’s legacy
• Former Hammond employee cooks up a new career
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race, endorse Romney
• Cubs roll out plan for patio deck, scoreboard in right field
• Sentencing guidelines overhaul to take another year
• Soldier procession leaders use snow to douse flames
• Romney rivals seek SC theme, champion to stop him
• Santorum backed by SC social conservative leaders
• Crews ready fuel delivery to iced-in Alaska village
• Funerals scheduled for 3 Indiana National Guardsmen
• Ind. sentencing overhaul to take another year
• Courthouse murals celebrate Vigo County history
• Court upholds firing of deputy who claimed racism
• Mistrial declared in case against Muncie pastor
• ‘No immediate threat’ of low-level radiation from Bed, Bath and Beyond tissue box holders
• Judge upholds school voucher law
• Wheatfield man charged with molesting 13-year-old relative
• Bed, Bath and Beyond removes radioactive tissue box holders
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening condition
• Texas mom sentenced to 45 years for killing son, 6
• Indy tests its snow-removal plan for Super Bowl
• GOP candidates fail to get on some primary ballots
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• Marines name general to handle video probes
• Court disbars lawyer in attack on legislator
• Indiana U med school joins 1st lady’s vets program
• Fort Wayne student’s TB is drug-resistant strain
• Indiana fair concerts going to expanded coliseum
• Alaska winter piles on more snow for weather-weary
• County leaders worried over 911 funding
• Gingrich tempers Romney attacks in South Carolina
• Munster bank robbed; same man eyed for Lansing robbery
• Indiana chief justice says court can help economy
• Indiana environmental agency adds ag liaison
• Police: Ball State student crashed into dome
• Kenley wants automatic tax refund re-crafted
• Judge rules South Bend grandmother should stand trial on neglect charges
• For alumni, few answers from Penn State president
• Indiana House panel backs smoking ban bill
• Digital land rush expected for new Internet ‘top-level’ domain names
• Visitation set for Crete woman killed in car crash
• Michelle Obama: Tired of ‘angry black woman’ stereotype
• Obama: ‘Everything that we fought for is now at stake in this election’
• Digital land rush expected Thursday for new Internet ‘top-level’ domain names
• Indiana’s chief justice to address legislators
• Former Court of Appeals judge dies at 86
• Romney cements lead, Paul second in New Hampshire
• Zoeller asks state’s high court to hear candidacy dispute
• Text of State of State speech
• Eisenhowers want memorial redesigned
• Senate backs tougher sex-trafficking law
• New swine flu, drug-resistant strains arising
• Federal prison’s job fair targets Hoosier veterans
• House Democrats boyott again
• Police looking for man who robbed Lansing bank
• What’s the fuss over the new Obama book?
• Front-runner Romney bumps through final day in NH
• Purdue eyes trimester calendar for quicker degrees
• Former Court of Appeals Judge Conover dies in Valparaiso
• Ind. investigates inmate’s apparent Facebook page
• Mom’s ex-boyfriend gets 8 years for burglary
• Indiana to conduct earthquake drill in February
• We may break record for least snowy start to winter
• State reaches online sales tax deal with Amazon.com
• Neighbors mourn Crete woman killed in Indiana crash
• Bill Daley resigning as Obama's chief of staff to return to Chicago
• 4 Valparaiso-based soldiers’ bodies returned to US
• Romney rivals go after front-runner on primary eve
• Bill Daley out as Obama chief of staff, sources say
• Safety of popular air shows, races under scrutiny
• US condemns Iranian death sentence for American
• Alaska town tries to dig out from huge snow dump
• Indiana DOT plans 28 intersections for roundabouts
• Indiana House standstill poised to enter 2nd week
• School district may tap methane for power
• Former IPFW lecturer sues school over firing
• Old penny fetches $1.38M at auction
• Romney brushes off rivals’ barbs in NH debate
• Rescuers free man stuck in silo
• Area soldiers among four killed in Afghanistan
• Giffords will soon face decision about future
• Italy’s PM: No nation can fight debt crisis alone
• Post-Senate career has seen Santorum’s income soar
• Two NWI soldiers among four killed in Afghanistan
• Hot air balloon bursts into flames in NZ; 11 dead
• All but conceding NH, Romney’s rivals look to SC
• NASA questions Apollo 13 commander’s sale of list
• President Obama lunches with campaign contest winners
• Obama plans change in immigration rule on waivers
• DNR looking for Indiana’s weirdest trees
• State Revenue Department expands freefile program
• Suspect in deaths of girl, uncle beaten in jail
• Law enforcement agencies team up across state line
• Indiana native will paint Daniels’ official portrait
• State trumpets 46 ‘Super’ sandwiches for contest
• Dog found alive 4 days after Montana avalanche
• Toll Road crash kills Granger man
• Statehouse Democrats still in caucus; fines threatened
• New year starts with hopeful outlook on hiring
• Senate panel backs tougher penalties for sex-trafficking
• Slain Arkansas dispatcher’s friend describes odd text
• Rivals go hard after Romney
• Obama launches reshaping, shrinking of US military
• Protesters clear belongings from Bloomington park
• State continues to see state tax revenue gains
• 1 in 30 U.S. babies is a twin
• South Bend to get an expanded VA outpatient clinic
• BMV urges early renewal of licenses, IDs
• Church in highway’s path rejects state offer
• Bloomington evicting Occupy protesters from park
• Memorial service set for slain Fort Wayne girl
• Bachmann out; others try to spin Iowa results
• Gary mayor reassigns key players from Clay administration
• Old Schererville church continues to come down
• New Chicago hostage situation ends with arrest
• Michele Bachmann ends campaign, says she’ll fight for issues
• Gary’s new police, fire chiefs introduced
• White can remain Indiana secretary of state
• Analysis: Iowa GOP caucus a mixed bag for Romney
• Perry: Reassessing bid after Iowa caucuses
• Bachmann tells supporters she’s staying in race
• Gingrich vows to fight on after poor Iowa showing
• Plan would allow more tax referendums
• Body identified as missing Arkansas woman
• Portage man admits breaking into Hobart liquor store twice
• Photos of dead aim to bring new life to cold cases
• Bosma plans fast start for ‘right-to-work’ bill
• Decided by a nose? Court ponders drug dog’s sniff
• Ind. judge to rule by Wed. on White’s ouster order
• Lt. Gov. Skillman: Statehouse limit doesn’t discriminate
• Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Autopsy Tuesday to determine if body is missing LC grad
• Prayer group gets waiver on Statehouse access
• Authorities probe fire attacks on 4 NYC sites
• Critics assail crime laws aimed at people with HIV
• Bloomington mayor rethinks allowing Occupy camp
• For some in need, Facebook is route to new kidney
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Girl’s death shows hole in Amber Alert system
• Romney looks to fend off Santorum, Paul
• Christmas card turns up 11 years later from dead woman
• Arkansas police try to ID body in search for LC grad
• Cops: Man who shot teen thought he was coyote
• Chicago celebrates New Year early as world welcomes 2012
• Chief justice defends Supreme Court’s impartiality
• In reversal, Saleh opts to stay in Yemen
• New Year’s worry: Will arsonist strike LA again?
• It’s never been safer to fly; aviation deaths at record low
• Police: Man who shot teen thought he was coyote
• Body found during Arkansas search for missing LC grad
• New Year cheer starts early in time-jumping Samoa
• Teen fatally shot playing paintball
• New Statehouse occupancy rules seen as anti-union
• State senator wants rules for national anthem singers
• Sitter charged in grisly death of Fort Wayne girl
• Baby sitter gets murder charge in Fort Wayne girl’s death
• Newt Gingrich weeps, Mitt Romney attacks Ron Paul
• ‘Synthetic’ marijuana is problem for US military
• Muncie Democratic activist elected to Indiana House seat
• Lifetime movie on Drew Peterson captures his personality but takes some liberties
• Woman’s generosity led to her burn death   in elevator, family says
• Governor: Stage collapse victims deserve more cash
• Family: NY woman’s generosity led to burn death
• Republicans battle over undecided voters in Iowa
• Indiana: 2 percent fail job training drug tests
• U.S. job market ends year in better shape
• Bachmann vows to stay in GOP race despite setbacks
• Ice carvers create sculptures for Shipshewana festival
• State supreme court upholds Indiana robocall law
• Critics assail crime laws aimed at people with HIV
• Daniels: Lawmakers will decide on money for state fair victims
• Beshear, Daniels reach agreement on bridges
• Appeals court upholds Pabey’s conviction
• Gary will be looking for New Year’s shooters
• EC couple killed, three more hurt in South Chicago crash
• Gary Airport easement pacts still in discussion stage
• Cranky croc steals Aussie zoo worker’s lawn mower
• Girl’s grandfather was sex offender; promised mom kids’ safety
• EC couple killed, 3 others hurt in Chicago crash
• What led to Fort Wayne girl’s death not disclosed
• 2 women charged with faking state fair claims
• As war ends, no parade for troops is imminent
• Pragmatism in Iowa could benefit Romney
• As Iraq War ends, no parade for troops is imminent
• Police: Babysitter beat, dismembered Fort Wayne girl
• Pokagon State Park allows ash cutting for firewood
• Pullman car has new home at Indiana museum
• Buckle up: New safety laws in effect Jan. 1
• Missing girl found dead, babysitter charged
• Illinois woman dies in Borman crash
• US cities struggle to control sewer overflows
• Police say gunman in murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• Greenwood picked for new I-65 interchange
• Semi hits police car stopped along Toll Road
• Police range shut down after stray bullet
• No progress in search for missing Fort Wayne girl
• Without Bayh, Dems come to a crossroads
• Good tidings, good turnout
• Marshals seek EC man on burglary charge
• Thousands visit Holy Land
• AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EST
• Record turnout for Santa trackers
• Pearl Harbor survivor ashes interred at battleship
• Several US states weigh in on cigarette label suit
• Holiday tribute to troops from Obama
• Gingrich fails to qualify for Va. primary ballot
• Economic inequality an issue for 2012 campaign
• Bill would simplify charity gambling license rules
• Late buyers cap surprisingly strong holiday shopping run
• Bill would simplify charity gambling licenses
• How they voted
• Order removing Indiana   secretary of state on hold
• Santa Claus passes new poll with flying colors
• Will County State’s Attorney dropped from ‘Honeybee Killer’ suspect’s lawsuit
• Order removing Indiana secretary of state delayed; AG to appeal
• Obama quickly signs payroll tax cut after congressional approval
• Notre Dame team develops power-generating paint
• Indiana National Guard unit heading to Afghanistan
• Judge delays order compelling Daniels to testify
• Police seek person who made meth at Indiana school
• Walgreen, Safeway join stores pulling formula after infant death
• Judge drops Will County, Ill., official from Dorian lawsuit
• House Republicans buckle, agree to renew payroll tax cut
• Baghdad bombings raise fears
• Judge throws out Ind. secretary of state election
• Humane Society Annual Fundraiser
• Delay asked in suit against state’s immigration law
• Bankers Life Fieldhouse new name for Pacers arena
• Some worry school vouchers could cause reverse migration
• Highway bridge reopens after repair work
• Charlie White out as Indiana Secretary of State
• Claims lowest since ’08 as job market improves
• Unemployment fell in 43 states in November
• White Castle burger chain considers alcohol sales
• Illicit meeting ends in shooting
• NWI motorists pumped up over gas prices as they dip below $3 a gallon
• White Castle burger chain considers alcohol sales
• Many Americans brace for loss of payroll tax cut
• SEC charges ex-Bear Gault with fraud
• Daniels gives state workers year-end pay raises
• Drifting snow makes travel tough in Great Plains
• Houston man paying $1 parking ticket 58 years late
• 5 die when small plane crashes on major NJ highway
• Son of late North Korean leader leads mourning
• Congress OKs $300 million for Great Lakes cleanup
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• Obama says Senate plan ‘only viable way’
• Judge upholds winner in New Castle mayoral election
• MTV ‘Teen Mom’ star jailed for probation violation
• Indiana’s jobless rate holds steady at 9 percent
• Congress moves toward standoff over payroll tax
• Mystery surrounds son  set to succeed Kim Jong Il
• All stage collapse claimants but 1 accept offers
• Judge to rule on vouchers’ legality within 30 days
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges against White
• Court schedules week of health care arguments
• Taxpayer refund must first survive ’12 session
• Some top Daniels aides plan to stay through 2012
• Judge to decide constitutionality of school vouchers
• BMV branches closed Friday, Saturday and Dec. 26
• State’s texting-driving ban yields few citations
• Economic recovery slow for US nonprofits
• Havel, ex-Czech president, dies at 75
• North Korea leader Kim Jong Il dead at 69 of heart attack
• NYC woman burned in elevator believed to have family in Gary
• Gingrich admits Republican rivals’ criticism taking a toll
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, spending bill
• Defense secretary travels to Libya
• Floods kill more than 400 in Philippines
• How they voted
• Killing of terrorist bin Laden voted top news story of 2011
• Tunisia fetes poor town where revolt year began
• Historic visit to Libya by Pentagon chief Panetta
• Egypt military uses heavy hand in crushing protest
• Ivy Tech program to train workers for utility industry
• Super Bowl security plan unveiled for Indy
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut, huge spending bill
• Neighbor describes Ill. mom shooting child in yard
• Flash floods kill more than 400 in Philippines
• Gingrich says rivals’ criticism taking a toll
• Penn State’s McQueary tells details of Sandusky’s shower incident
• Judge says Daniels must be deposed in IBM suits
• Coroner discloses man’s name in Fort Wayne murder-suicide
• 2 centuries after New Madrid quakes, what’s next?
• ‘Barefoot Bandit’ pleads guilty in Wash. court
• Gingrich hammered, fights back
• Congressional negotiators reach deal to head off government shutdown
• Daniels: right to work will spark job growth
• Indiana smoking ban could pass before Super Bowl
• Grant allows GPTC to expand routes, hours
• Cal Twp. board turns down Griffith’s request to withdraw
• Fed panel hears arguments over Indiana abortion funding law
• Census shows 1 in 2 people are poor or low-income
• Optimism growing on deal to avoid federal shutdown
• GOP, Dems squabble over proposed ‘right-to-work’ labor bill
• APNewsBreak: Feds say Arpaio violated civil rights
• AG Zoeller cheers death of federal phone measure
• Suspect killed, another wounded after Waterloo cop shot
• Ind. House Speaker: Lawmakers may seek smoking ban
• U.S. formally shuts down war in Iraq
• Daniels: Plan is for Cline to be toll road
• Governor visits Gary school that’s tops in vouchers
• County in a bind over hefty Lake jail care bids
• Indiana scraps tax e-filing system, turns to vendors
• Obama salutes troops’ ‘extraordinary achievement’ to mark end of Iraq war
• Time names ‘The Protester’ as ‘Person of Year’
• Mass transit plan to include central Ind. service
• Residents take proposed Illiana routes for a test drive
• NTSB: Ban driver cell phone use
• Social issues bubbling up in GOP campaign
• Study: Men 45, older most likely to crash in winter
• Blagojevich gets another month till he must report to prison
• Republicans muscling tax cut bill through House
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• US ups Iran sanctions, could target central bank
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• Facebook aims to help prevent suicide
• Environmental group adds to coal ash pollutant listing
• Head of strange Michigan deer to be studied in Georgia
• Mass transit plan to includes Noblesville to Indy route
• Man, 19, gets 1 year for digging up grave
• Purdue studies motorists most likely to crash
• Police say driver in fatal St. Joe County crash was 14
• Ex-Ind. utility chief indicted over ethics flap
• Foul play ruled out in fatal Lake Station fire
• Times’ parent company files for bankruptcy
• State audit of Lake County Health Dept. finds some errors in record keeping
• State’s Dem Party chairman resigns post
• Obama: ‘Our war in Iraq ends this month’
• Passenger advocate sought for US airports
• Hoosier pilot runs out of gas; lands plane on Missouri highway
• Lowe’s pulls ads from TV show about US Muslims
• State, local policies emerge on illegal immigrants
• High court to look at state immigration laws
• 3 Fort Wayne deaths believed to be homicides, suicide
• Stage collapse victims face Monday claims deadline
• Former state utility chief indicted in ethics flap
• VU winter commencement creates new opportunities
• Evert’s owners call it quits
• Major water-main break leaves East Chicago thirsting for answers
• Water-boil alert in East Chicago after large water-main break
• Russia’s stunning protests end with possible change
• How they voted
• FHA: Inspectors misjudged Sherman-Minton cracks
• Targeted at GOP debate, Gingrich fires back at Romney
• 3 women accept Nobel Peace Prize
• Pols, environmental groups tout open space project
• Eyesore house remains a concern in Hobart
• Postal Service plant closures will be a ‘mess’
• Obama presses GOP on consumer watchdog delay
• GOP candidate Wallace outlines $500M economic plan
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• 1st snowfall of season leads to several fatal crashes
• Software glitch hits I-PASS
• DC court overturns labor board in Arc Bridges case
• First snowfall of season leads to several fatal spin-out crashes
• Allegiant Air to announce service to Gary (again)
• Police identify Virginia Tech gunman
• IU trustees approve $32M business school expansion plan
• Hoosier Lottery paring down lavish new offices
• Court upholds husband’s conviction in weight bar death of wife
• Tiny school district votes to consolidate
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in Muncie infant molestation
• Judge delays ruling on dismissal of White case
• Motive still unknown in Virginia Tech officer shooting
• Strategy switch: Romney attacks Gingrich
• US plan: Companies with government contracts set goals for hiring disabled
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, self
• Drew Peterson Lifetime movie starring Rob Lowe sets air date
• Three arrested  in Chicago standoff charged in Indiana
• Controversial justice seen as possible chief
• Small towns fear losing holiday postmarks
• Official: Va. Tech gunman believed to be dead
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Obama: Morning-after pill decision ‘common sense’
• Study shows increase in drivers texting behind the wheel
• 2 rescued from truck stuck in Washington County floodwaters
• Amtrak train kills person on tracks in Lafayette
• Couple gives $300,000 to Elkhart County charities
• Dems call for audit over misdirected $300M
• Cedar Lake paves the way for development
• Season’s first accumulation of snow may come tonight
• DNR takes over Porter County land for bird habitat
• New signs will tout Indiana Welcome Center
• ‘Sorry’ Blagojevich gets 14-year prison sentence
• Pearl Harbor survivors  return to ships after death
• ‘M-A-S-H’ star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Season’s first accumulation of snow possible Thursday night
• Schools to Mitch: share the new-found cash
• Forecasters say season’s first real snow expected Thursday night
• Indiana’s chief justice to step down in March
• Thieves chop down prized blue spruce
• Untouched $300 million found, Gov. Daniels says
• Judge sides against Blago on key issues; daughter makes plea
• Pearl Harbor survivors return   to sunken ships after death
• Judge says he can rule if boycott fines proper
• US to use foreign aid to promote gay rights
• Obama sees ‘make or break’ time for middle class
• IU gets $1 million gift for Marching Hundred Hall
• Bloomington man’s nurtured tree chopped down in park
• State sends offers to stage collapse victims
• Judge rules grandmother must face neglect charges
• State has more money than it thought
• Gary pedestrian hit by car, taken to jail
• Gingrich meets with Trump, runs ad in Iowa
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• Obama makes case for  extending payroll tax cuts
• Mishawaka custodian arraigned on voyeurism charges
• Daniels uses policy post to lobby for pipeline
• Indiana University buys up ‘.xxx’ domain names
• Putin’s party losing support
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Pivotal week for euro as EU leaders gather
• Horrors of job market depend on who’s asked
• Woman hunting reindeer statues finds dead man
• Sandusky’s account of events ‘unconvincing,’  accusers’ lawyers say
• P-T journalists take home top Hoosier State Press honors
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest Kokomo school bus driver
• Illiana Expressway plan all over the map
• Farms, stores brighten stalled NYC building lots
• Web an increasing tool to link campaigns, voters
• Opportunity Enterprises brainstorms with animal shelter on partnership
• Iraq PM confident in post-U.S. future
• Cain announces he’s suspending his campaign
• How they voted
• School custodian arrested in locker room camera case
• Cain to make announcement Saturday; aides privately expect he’s out
• Truck rollover backs up traffic on I-57 near I-80
• Gingrich bets on unconventional primary strategy
• Custodian arrested after camera found in locker room
• Michigan may take over Detroit
• Ultraconservative party to push for Islamic Egypt
• NICTD looking to raise South Shore line fares
• After uproar, Ky. church revisits interracial ban
• Calif. residents grapple with windstorm cleanup
• Graves dating to 1800s found in S. Ind. city park
• Audit finds Indianapolis VA with high error rate
• Muncie woman arrested in infant’s molestation
• Unionville man offers reward for stolen 16-foot Santa
• End of the line for Cain? Announcement Saturday
• Herman Cain to make campaign announcement Saturday
• South Bend man claims insanity
• Starke County Democrats elect interim county treasurer
• Honda worker’s immigration charges dropped in Ala.
• Penn State pledges $1.5M for sex-crimes groups
• Gingrich begins Iowa push with call for civic duty
• Senate rejects, for now, extending payroll tax cut
• Health care fraud earns man 2-plus years in federal prison
• ‘Shuffle’ video pulled after slams
• Gary scrap yard that was site of fire inspected
• Lake County sheriff will be able to pay for overtime rest of year
• Big border drug tunnel highlights seasonal trend
• As tent cities fade, Occupy turns to specifics
• Meeting with wife may be key to future of Cain bid
• IU studies jobs found by public college grads
• Hoosier schools chief keynotes Arizona legislative conference
• Ex-teacher sentenced for child seduction
• Ex-Pence aide running for seat he’s giving up
• Indiana University warns protesters of disruptions
• Tapes show police concerned before State Fair stage collapse
• Defects found with county fair grandstands
• Kanye gets 7 Grammy noms; Adele, Mars, Foos get 6
• Pressure builds over Indiana ‘right-to-work’ debate
• EPA tightens rules for ship ballast water
• Appeals court must consider evidence against Drew Peterson
• Three companies bid to demolish Cline Ave. bridge
• Pressure builds over Indiana ‘right-to-work’ debate
• Appeals court must consider evidence against Drew Peterson
• Obama: ‘Massive blow’ if GOP blocks payroll tax
• Cain presses ahead with bid
• A John Wayne Gacy victim finally identified — three decades later
• Crashes include school bus as snow arrives in Indiana
• A Gacy victim finally identified — three decades later
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Bed sores most common 2010 Indiana medical errors
• Hamilton Southeastern sued over bullying before suicide
• No charges expected over births in motel toilet
• Ball State announces moves to stem tuition costs
• Daniels plans speech on legislative agenda
• Indiana retailers making push for online sales tax
• Band teacher accused of child seduction released
• Michael Jackson’s doctor sentenced to 4 years
• Wind, rain to whip area; snow possible to south
• Dad’s DNA helps convict Porter County man of burglary
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire closing long career
• Son: Maggie Daley ‘loved the city of Chicago and its children’
• Indiana student in Egypt decides to stay
• Lynwood police: Man found shot to death in home possibly ‘targeted’
• Feds reject state’s request for health care exemption
• Red Cross overhaul, job cuts aim to bolster work
• Syracuse fires assistant coach after new sex abuse allegations surface
• NASCAR champ Stewart joining hometown parade
• Medicare back on the brink over cuts to doctors
• Small school hopes vintage car brings big profit
• Interior secretary visiting Muscatatuck wildlife refuge
• Bus vandalism closes Warren Township school district
• Odie’s ode to Jacko
• Northwestern tops list of most vegan-friendly colleges
• Timber sale at Pokagon to tackle ash borer woes
• Occupy Indy protesters split, take different tacks
• 3 American students arrested in Cairo back in US
• NATO attack kills 24 Pakistanis
• Four killed in Chicago-area plane crash
• NASA sends super-size rover to Mars: ‘Go, Go!’
• How they voted
• U.S. turns up heat on Egypt’s military rulers
• Republican field crowded – and likely to remain so
• New bodies could raise Craigslist toll to 3
• CIA officers mark death of spy with rare request
• Nonprofits relying more on social media for funds
• Wife of Chicago mayor Daley ‘heroic’ in battle with cancer
• Tails wag for these Black Friday deals
• 3 arrested US students to head home from Cairo
• Egypt’s military under pressure from protests, US
• 3rd man arrested in death of Rochester woman, 81
• Words of mass are changing
• Shoppers begin the shopping vigils early
• FBI gang unit moving in new Hobart headquarters
• Maggie Daley, Chicago’s gracious first lady
• Public memorial for Maggie Daley set for Sunday
• Activists: New Indiana livestock rules insufficient
• I-80 car crash is apparent suicide
• LaPorte teen dies in Jackson County crash
• Salvation Army has big crowd for dinner
• Merrillville church has big turkey crowd
• Maggie Daley dies
• Man stabbed to death in Crown Point
• Man who drove up Indiana war memorial under evaluation
• More sanctions against Jonassen for contacting his victim
• Yemen president of 33 years to quit amid uprising
• Merrillville schools looking to install green energy systems
• Supercommittee failure complicates election year
• Law and Order Gary
• Cedar Lake moving ahead on demolition of buildings
• Navy Blue Angels fly into era of budget questions
• Don’t slash military, GOP contenders say
• Tony Rezko  gets 10 years in prison
• Man breaks into Kenny Williams’ downtown home, defrosts lobster
• Tony Rezko sentenced to 10-1/2 years in kickback scheme
• Indiana student among 3 from U.S. arrested in Cairo
• Labor protests as General Assembly meets for Organization Day
• Tony Rezko sentenced to 101/2 years in prison
• Man breaks into home of White Sox manager, thaws lobster
• Gary working to close down scrap yard where fire raged on Saturday
• One killed, one injured in Hobart van-train crash
• Lakeshore Classic touts sports, academics, business opportunities
• Lake Central takes first steps toward starting school renovations
• Gary Green Link trail section opens
• RBA to restore service to two routes
• Right-to-work top GOP priority in coming session
• Fair stage collapse relief fund making 2nd payment
• President Obama to sell jobs plans to New Hampshire electorate
• Anything can-happen feel in Iowa’s 2012 vote
• Libya says Gadhafi son will be tried at home
• Gregg’s campaign could live, die by ’stache
• Police burn tents to clear Tahrir
• Libya says Gadhafi son to be tried at home
• Lawmaker: Get ‘aggressive’  to fight synthetic marijuana
• Anything can-happen feel in Iowa’s 2012 vote
• More police look to tune out public
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Grenade in attic wasn’t a dud
• 2 charged in attack on retired police officer in South Bend
• Republicans seek Iowa social conservatives’ nod
• Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice
• Egypt police clash with protesters ahead of vote
• Seif al-Islam Gadhafi captured
• Assembly endorses talks with U.S.
• Pent-up demand drives up Thanksgiving travel: AAA
• 2 arrests made in Ohio in suspected murder plot
• Firefighter burned, 25 homes damaged in Reno fire
• Pence uses D.C. profile to collect big donations
• House rejects balanced budget proposal
• Police recruits graduate to area forces
• $15M donor to Indiana University steps forward
• Northview, St. Mary schools earn Spell Bowl honors
• Lake County GOP, Democrats will work together on district maps
• Stranger’s gift means Hammond robber can go free
• State clears much of small Occupy Indy encampment
• Students skipping school’s dance over rules
• Indy teen arrested after police find gun at school
• Indianapolis bar owners back tougher smoking ban
• Clinton to raise money for Gregg gubernatorial run
• Okla. St. women’s coaches die in plane crash
• Is a down economy best birth control?
• Lake Sheriff’s board moves to stop pensions for felons
• Occupy Indy protesters get reprieve; small camp OK
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; 300 arrested
• Lake County sheriff’s board moves to stop pensions for felons
• Gary cops vote “no confidence” in chief
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Money didn’t stop boy’s fatal beating
• Jammed lavatory door on flight sparks terror scare
• A GOP debt plan would hit some popular tax breaks
• Gary man accused of being ‘straw buyer’ of guns
• NWI Occupy protesters rally in Highland
• State ready to clear Occupy Indy encampment
• C. Ind. district will fight to keep school bus fee
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• Push to allow guns on Purdue campus stumbles
• Occupy protesters arrested in New York finance district
• No change? That Salvation Army bell ringer might take plastic
• 3 arrested; stolen copper wire recovered
• Complaint filed over Lake Central sign removal
• Lake commissioners give consultant another $10,000
• GOP plan, late by 10 minutes, rejected
• ‘Oz’ Munchkin Karl Slover dies; appeared recently in Chesterton
• Police crackdowns at Occupy sites stir debate
• Syrian soldiers killed as crisis accelerates
• Indiana hunter dies after tussle with shot buck
• Indiana National Guard opens biggest armory in state
• LaPorte County man dies in leaf-burning accident
• Indy council majority to bring anti-smoking law
• Book deal gets prosecutor replaced in murder trial
• Purdue, IU rank high in international students
• Tornado damages buildings in southern Indiana town
• Boy, 12, who shot brother ordered to Indy home
• Post office losses mount to $5.1 billion last year
• Indiana legislative panel endorses test of iPads
• NASA grows audience, credibility through tweetups
• Cain accuser’s former boyfriend says they all met
• Indiana among 11 states seeking relief from ‘No Child’ law
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• Suit: Teen beaten because he’s Middle Eastern
• Indiana’s Native Americans commission remains on hold
• MC man, 87, enters not-guilty plea in drug case
• Obama to backers: Everything on the line in 2012
• Health insurance plan proposed to council
• Firms will bid for Lake County jail medical contract
• Airport board wants to hire Gary bidders
• Supreme Court to hold pre-election health care showdown
• Indiana legislative panel endorses test of iPads
• Supreme Court will hear argument on Obama health care law
• Christie to keynote Notre Dame education symposium
• Central Indiana church goes up in flames
• State asks hunters’ help in survey of deer, forests
• Consulting firm to study Studebaker tree sign
• Coke celebrating iconic bottle’s Terre Haute roots
• Obama: Pacific Rim must prosper
• Two killed in Michigan home explosion
• Senator warns of layaway’s cost
• Report: Energy exec met privately with Daniels
• Look for return of ‘right to work’ in Daniels’ final session
• GOP contenders argue on Afghanistan, Iran
• Obama seeks China, Russia help on Iran
• Seniors audition for Bulls dance squad
• NWI’s big-picture ideas for lawmakers in 2012 likely won’t fly
• How they voted
• Italy’s Berlusconi resigns
• Democrat Gregg kicks off run for Indiana governor
• Law on free birth control never implemented
• Putting a stop to the missing cell phone runaround
• Mexico’s war on cartels will continue after Mora’s death
• Arab League bars Syria over killings
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring calls to end them
• Crown Point Purdue student found dead at his residence
• Merrillville honors veterans at park
• Teachers, facing low salaries, opt to moonlight
• Week of turmoil leaves Penn State in a daze
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutdown
• Crown Point Purdue student found dead
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• Detroit prayer event puts Muslim community on edge
• State police to beef up patrols through Thanksgiving
• Debris cleared from state fair stage collapse site
• Finalist pulls out of South Bend superintendent race
• Teen injures arresting officer at high school
• Next battle after the war zone: Joblessness
• McDermott pledges battle over redrawn council, commissioner districts
• Ind. attorney general says school bus fees illegal
• Veterans Day events
• Gov asks Penn State students to stop violence
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Survey says Hoosier manufacturers see improvements
• Nixon’s long-secret Watergate testimony coming out
• Lugar book set to come out in thick of GOP battle
• Study says IU med school, hospitals boost state’s economy
• Lawmakers define protections from police entry
• Snow, hurricane-force winds batter Alaska coast
• Perry says he ‘stepped in it’
• Bradley replaces Paterno as Penn State coach
• Penn State trustees fire Paterno, Spanier, students react
• Iran vows no retreat from nuclear path
• Russia races to rescue probe from Earth orbit
• Let Europe solve its debt, Republican candidates say
• Dyer officer outlines Thompson murder investigation
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• I-65 cable barriers prevent head-on crashes
• Worker suffers third-degree burns in steam burst at ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor
• Doctor says President Obama in ‘excellent health’
• State library’s genealogy website wins honors
• Witness: Jackson’s doctor didn’t follow protocol
• Herman Cain tells Fox News he was ‘falsely accused’ of sexual harassment
• 1 remains critical after Toll Road crash that killed 7
• Some injured in state fair stage collapse won’t get cash
• Kokomo man arrested in Indiana University gun incident
• Officials mixed on state’s meth ingredient tracking
• Pieces of old Monroe County courthouse dome for sale
• Deer hunts set Dunes, 20 other state parks in November
• Oak Lawn couple buy ‘Field of Dreams’
• Ind. Dems, GOP use mayoral races to build for 2012
• Chicago area couple buy ‘Field of Dreams’ site
• From $48,000 to $0: Lobbyist fees vary for NWI government
• IU, Purdue see state aid decline
• Attack on NATO convoy kills 17 in Afghanistan
• Early snow pelts East, cuts power to 2 million
• Denver police move into Occupy protest encampment
• GOP rivals focus on flat taxes, smaller government
• How they voted
• Victims of Toll Road van crash to be buried in Ecuador
• Purdue removes dean following shoplifting arrest
• She returns sweater, but can’t get refund from Spiegel
• Rules change gives royal girls equal shot at crown
• Sugarland: ‘We are all changed’ by collapse
• Guard members returning from Iraq
• Bristol crash victims part of extended family
• Many cities leaving Wall Street protesters alone
• Medicare premiums up — but not as much as expected
• Need a speaker? President Obama may be available
• No anthrax vaccine testing on children — for now
• AM General inks deal to build hybrid work vans in Mishawaka
• Burned Nashville concert hall to pay ticket refunds
• Daniels plant trees with Japanese leader
• 7 dead in Toll Road crash near Bristol
• Defense tries to cast doubt in case against MJ’s doctor
• Teacher charged with raping student, 16
• Police arrest 1st Indianapolis ‘occupy’ protester
• Tree traps western Indiana man, killing him
• State issues can be tricky for presidential field
• Cancun area resorts empty as hurricane approaches
• Asian carp case goes to high court
• Survey: Catholic identity changing
• Nurse testifies about warning to Jackson
• Oakland police action  unnerves some protesters
• Zombies walk Valparaiso streets for food
• Survey: Religious identity slips among Catholics
• Trick-or-treat hours
• Panel approves ‘right to work’ legislation in party-line vote
• CP mayor has more than twice the campaign contributions of his competitor
• Ex-Goldman board member pleads not guilty to fraud
• Riot squads clear Wall Street protests in 2 cities
• GOP-led state panel to revive ‘right-to-work’ plan
• ‘Right-to-work’ plan back on state agenda
• Gary teen dies from chase after leaving Terre Haute youth home
• Perry wants flat tax with some popular deductions
• US’s most powerful nuclear bomb being dismantled
• Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
• Search suspended for missing Southern Indiana caver
• Ivy Tech expanding in central Indiana city
• Lawmakers seek to revive ‘right-to-work’ plan
• High school band’s pre-dawn performance draws complaints
• Republicans plot early strategy to win back Ind.
• U.S. withdrawal brings mixed emotions in Northwest Indiana
• U.S. withdrawal leaves Iraq’s future in doubt
• Local Briefs
• Obama offers mortgage relief on Western trip
• Turks weep as survivors, bodies pulled from rubble
• Indy Schools chief demands charter investigation
• Prosecution rests case against Jackson physician
• Man killed after car crashes into Kankakee County squad car
• Marine Corps to teach story of first black Marines
• Rural chapel reopens 2 years after arson
• Tons of marijuana found at Indianapolis warehouse
• State’s heating aid program awaits decisions in Washington
• Teen hurt in state fair collapse returns to school
• Restoration under way for Elkhart museum trains
• National Guard dedicates memorial to fallen soldiers
• State fair accident not likely to force change in laws
• ‘Survivor’ all-star to run for govenor
• Identical twins give birth on same day
• How they voted
• Ohio case renews old questions about exotic pets
• Nevada moves caucus to Feb. 4
• When life is too long: Debate over older prisoners
• More schools take action to stem anti-gay bullying
• Cain stumbling under glare
• Lawmakers open to changes in military benefits
• Obama: Gadhafi, Iraq show renewed US leadership
• Interview between C-SPAN founder, Daniels to air
• Mount Vernon unveils plan for riverfront amphitheater
• Senate votes to end millionaire farm subsidies
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• US looks to wrap up mission in post-Gadhafi Libya
• Social Security raise welcomed in tough economy
• Teachers sue 3 school districts, seek raises
• Panel works toward clarifying right to resist cops
• IU gets $1.5 million grant for a genome center
• Missing Indiana student’s mom hurt by letter
• Inmate sentenced in cellmate’s strangulation death
• Indiana jobless rate up for 4th straight month
• Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Planned Parenthood, Indiana meet in court
• Expert: Jackson didn’t give himself propofol
• Illiana meeting Tuesday at Avalon
• White’s request for Bayh probe turned down
• Chesterton man escapes serious injury in Borman crash
• Education Briefs
• No smoke detector in apartment where Gary IU student died
• White’s request for Bayh investigation rejected
• Indiana getting seismic network to monitor quakes
• Witness says Jackson’s doc caused death  of pop icon
• Wind concern brings ban on long trucks on Toll Road
• Joliet says either no new Cook Co. casino or put it near Indiana
• Embattled state Planned Parenthood urged by officials to split up
• Witness: Jackson doctor caused singer’s death
• Okla. judge blocks abortion law from taking effect
• Occupy Wall Street red hot tourist stop
• Indiana University plans Ryan service for Oct. 28
• Thief uses crane in heist at LaPorte car lot
• School district mulls ending free school bus service
• US Attorney refuses to investigate candidate petitions
• Ex-Democratic leader St. Angelo dead at 84
• State fair stagehands union willing to turn over records
• FDA cites dirty equipment in cantaloupe outbreak
• Obama, first lady tout jobs plan for veterans
• Kansas town bows to Notre Dame on school mascot
• Lawrenceburg casino expanding to fend off Ohio competition
• Cain assailed for tax plan
• Stage collapse reports may not come until April
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen
• Wall Street protesters march to prosecutor’s office
• Social Security to hand out first raises since ‘09
• Gary jobs rally focuses on state, federal legislation
• State officials tour local charter schools
• Obama on reason for N.C. visit: ‘I’m the president’
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen
• Korean War POW’s remains returning to Fountain County family
• St. Joe County Dem official quits in petition signature flap
• Can ‘Mad Ball’ authors end curse?
• Sheriff says there are solid leads in effort to identify Gacy victims
• Quinn seeks pared down gambling expansion bill
• Obama moves to make jobs bill more appetizing to Congress
• Deer crashes down in Indiana, state ranks 25th
• Ind. GOP chief asks DOJ to probe Obama petitions
• Cain: I’ll challenge Perry for evangelical votes
• Oklahoma Capitol crumbles with no repair money
• Hair attacks force Ohio Amish to seek outside help
• Health overhaul law suffers first major casualty
• Campaign reports show disparity among GOP
• Obama pushes for jobs bill
• Thousands rally in DC for easier access to jobs
• Indiana artists optimistic about fall tourism season
• Defense: Key tactic in Jackson case dumped in May
• Elvis Fest welcomes original drummer
• Lottery chief resigns after expensive move
• How they voted
• Many suggestions but little time for debt panel
• Obama sending troops to aid Africa anti-insurgency
• Court blocks Alabama from checking student status
• Defense: Key tactic in Jackson case dumped in May
• State GOP chief asks DOJ to probe Obama petitions
• Politicians try to get handle on Wall Street protests
• Lugar steps down from liberal think tank board
• Lugar foe, a tea party fave, working to gain traction in race
• Doctor: Drug ‘cocktail’ killed Michael Jackson
• Obama blames plot to kill Saudi diplomat on Iran
• Cain’s nontraditional strategy — unlikely, too?
• Cop accused in bi-state shootings sues over arrest
• House Democrats warn supercommittee against cuts
• Plans dropped for 2 Indiana wood-burning power plants near Lousiville
• Fireworks, lasers aim to drive out downtown Indy birds
• Bayh calls Charlie White’s vote fraud allegations baseless
• Victims of stage collapse collect $278k from fund
• Fort Wayne cutting money for new police cars
• After unusual growing season, harvest going smoothly for local farmers
• Undies bomber pleads guilty
• Gacy victims exhumed to ID them
• GOP presidential hopeful Perry makes Indiana stop
• Republican senators vote to kill Obama jobs bill, tax increase
• Region students among National Merit semifinalists
• IU to dedicate new Cyberinfrastructure Building
• Honda starting up 1,000-worker shift at Greensburg plant
• Ex-Gov. Kernan: Not my signature on Obama petition
• Central Indiana official pleased with Tipton solar plant progress
• Defense drops claim Jackson took fatal drug dose
• Knox High School drum major dies in single-car accident
• Cline Avenue bridge decision expected soon
• White asks for voter fraud investigation of Bayhs
• NJ Gov. Christie backs Mitt Romney for GOP president nod
• Documents: Wis. woman hatched plan to steal baby
• Tree removal at old Indiana capitol irks residents
• Company fined $91,500 in radio tower deaths
• Children flee Carmel home as mom fatally shot
• Protesters flood Chicago streets; denouncing corporate greed
• Mormon campaign targets 3 Hoosier cities
• 2 Americans win Nobel Prize in economics
• Wildlife officials use robo-deer to nab poachers
• Romney rivals may go after him for flip-flops
• Coroner: Blunt force, sharp force killed professor
• Notre Dame switching from sheepskin diplomas
• Army Ranger, son of Gary woman, killed in Afghanistan
• Judge: City Court in Crown Point making money
• Netflix drops DVD rentals spin-off plan
• Judge: City Court making money
• Special ops, CIA first in, last out of Afghanistan
• How they voted
• Murder charges filed in deaths of 5 in Indiana
• Protesters want world to know they’re just like us
• Indiana drawing businesses, people from out of state
• Libyans claim gains in Gadhafi hometown offensive  
• Future unknown for SD ghost town bought by church
• Super Bowl program reinforces Hoosier hospitality
• Renegade Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• 2 Indianapolis cops injured as police cars collide on I-70
• Search continues for missing spelunker
• Occupy Wall Street inspires Indianapolis protest
• Jurors hear doctor detailing treatments for Michael Jackson
• Raid at Gary social club for seniors turns up gambling, illegal drinking
• Feds mum on how they found Indiana fugitive in Pa.
• 3 women share Nobel; led change in Africa, Mideast
• Train derailment, explosion in Bureau County prompts evacuation
• Study: Defense spending means 56,000 Indiana jobs
• Work release walk-out found in Cal Township
• Schwarzenegger inaugurates his museum in Austria
• Peace Corps to recognize Hesburgh, Notre Dame
• Indiana fugitive Perez held on charges related to Pa. standoff
• Sugarland plans Indiana collapse benefit concert
• Ex-LaPorte County cop accused of child porn possession
• Jury acquits Valparaiso man of attack on teen
• Griffith post office not in danger of closing; residents want to keep it that way
• Program aims to unite those working against poverty
• Gary man gets 136 years for shooting two, killing one over car ride
• Porter soldier’s body will return to area Saturday
• Feds give unemployed Hoosiers  additional six weeks of benefits
• Senate Democrats rewriting Obama’s jobs bill
• Jackson death investigator grilled by defense
• Lives altered by 10 years of war in Afghanistan
• Poll: More teens say they’ve been hacked on Web
• Starke County mint farmer sentenced for ditch’s hot water
• Notre Dame cutting down trees in beetle battle
• Lafayette judge rules for all races on ballot
• Officials concerned for missing spelunker’s safety
• Hoosier union members fight ‘right-to-work’ proposal
• Police question man who approached cockpit during flight to Indy
• Shuttlesworth, an inspiration to MLK, dead at 89
• Pregnancy drug raised daughters’ cancer odds
• Crews search forest for missing man
• Slurring Jackson aimed   to build hospital for kids
• Lottery says it overspent on building amenities
• Man wanted in Whiting slaying, Highland shooting nabbed in Pennsylvania
• Palin not running
• Vindicated: Ridiculed Israeli scientist wins Nobel
• Senate Democrats rewrite part of Obama’s jobs bill
• 1,200-cow Indiana dairy files for bankruptcy
• Court: Can gov’t get involved in church dispute?
• Senate Democrats rewrite part of Obama’s jobs bill
• Crews search southern Indiana forest for missing man
• Police say quarry gunman may be tied to 2nd shooting
• AAA: Area gas prices fell every day in September
• Report says mussels, nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Ill. murder convict accused in 5 Calif. deaths
• Illinois murder convict accused in 5 Calif. deaths
• Report says mussels, nutrients damage Great Lakes
• State to crack down on new online gambling machines
• Lansing woman gets court supervision for mistreating monkeys, dogs
• Hoosier Park casino’s owner emerges from bankruptcy
• Purdue project fought by residents wins approval
• Protests against Wall Street spread across US
• Fish kill blamed on virus, not pollution
• State investigating ammonia leak that injured 4
• Bank gives $5M toward new Indy hospital
• Bernanke says economic recovery close to faltering
• Airport lets public fly in early Ford model aircraft
• Eight years for Florida man in hit-and-run death of Merrillville man
• CSX signs pact with Gary airport
• Soldier from NW Indiana killed in Afghanistan
• Amanda Knox’ murder conviction overturned by Italian appeals court
• Three Gary cops hurt, but suspect nabbed
• Wall Street protesters enter 3rd week
• Obama: Congress should vote on jobs bill in Oct.
• Indiana nurses form group to train, attract nurses
• In ‘jobs’ elections, foreign goods cause trouble
• Man turns himself in to state police
• How they voted
• Afghan leader gives up trying to talk to Taliban
• Health care law looms over new Supreme Court term
• Yemen’s al-Qaida remains threat after drone strike
• Online gaming machines may expose Hoosier loophole
• Indianapolis plans  to honor famous Hoosiers with downtown street
• Drama of Jackson case hides simple ruling for jury
• Congress’ dysfunction is long in the making
• Purdue panel wants online input for president hunt
• Soldier from Porter killed in Afghanistan
• Soldier from Chesterton killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. strike kills American al-Qaida cleric in Yemen
• Calif. man found alive by his children after wreck
• State panel dismisses complaint against Dems in walkout
• Surf’s up on Lake Michigan shoreline
• More Hispanics listed themselves as white on U.S. Census
• O’Hare flight to Miami diverted when pilot gets sick
• Feds say proposed state Medicaid expansion plan is premature
• Dem Reske joins 5th District race
• Paramedic details frantic scene in Jackson’s room
• Sebelius will look at concerns of Notre Dame president
• Grant to boost housing options for disabled persons
• Purdue engineer to receive national honor
• Angling to be VP, GOPers run without campaigning
• State unemployment to no longer cover those taking buyouts
• Killer cantaloupe, scary sprouts: What to do?
• Hundreds of plants, animals could get protection
• Could model planes be   a weapon for terrorists?
• Bridge ‘deficient,’ needs $8M in repairs
• Man linked to five slayings
• High winds cut power to 18,000
• Guard: Jackson doc collected vials of drug before 911 call
• Stage collapse tort claims now at 45
• Downstate bridge ‘deficient,’ needs $8M in repairs
• Cat with 2 faces lives 12 years, sets record
• AM General to lay off 350, cut Humvee production
• ‘Deficient’ New Harmony bridge needs $8M in repairs
• Fort Wayne council buys iPads, will go paperless
• Southlanders: Chicago’s off track with commuter tax idea
• Violent incidents increase 39 percent in Afghanistan
• Guard describes scene in room where Jackson found
• Kidnapper gets minimum sentence for Portage case
• Federal judge limits Indiana ban on robo-calls
• Judge upholds key parts of Alabama immigration law
• Climatologist says Ind. could face tough winter
• Person of interest held in 5 Franklin County deaths
• Notre Dame president protests birth control inclusion
• Obama appeals health care setback to high court
• Lawyer says Jackson doctor sought CPR machine for concert tour
• Israel approves 1,100 new homes in east Jerusalem
• In GOP race, Romney, Perry, Paul are the money men
• Killer or killers at large in downstate killings
• Longtime fugitive US hijacker caught in Portugal
• Summit aims to curb Indiana dropout rate
• Chinese firm gives Purdue $10 million grant
• More crises could come for Congress
• Man gets life in prison on top of 105-year sentence
• Defense claims Michael Jackson gave himself fatal dose
• Senate passes bill to avert shutdown
• Obama raising funds in tough economy
• Visclosky, Lugar ask railroads to get moving on Gary Airport contracts
• NY detective calls Bloomington police chief ‘Gomer Pyle’
• Police: Some of 5 dead in Ind. may have been shot
• Woman killed in crash with school bus in Northern Indiana
• Man shot while mowing lawn in Hebron dies at Indy hospital
• Speakers inspire at breast cancer Pink Ribbon Society tea
• Launch time: Teams send gourds flying
• Launch time: Teams send gourds flying
• Police dogs train in Hobart this week
• Speakers inspire at Pink Ribbon Tea
• Man shot while mowing lawn in Hebron dies at Indy hospital
• Protesters target Fairhaven
• Protesters target Fairhaven
• Police dogs train in Hobart this week
• Obama’s likability keeping him afloat in polls
• Yemeni president’s troops kill 40 people in new battles
• Libyan forces fight for Gadhafi’s hometown Sirte
• New VA clinic opens Monday
• ‘Once she smiled, you would never forget’
• Methodical search key to finding Bach’s body
• Fall-themed activities make for fun day in Cedar Lake
• Local Heart Walks raise $500,000 for heart health awareness
• How they voted
• Satellite likely in ocean, but may have hit U.S.
• Florida millionaire developer convicted of murdering wife
• FFA membership rising amid strong ag economy
• Putin likely to reclaim Russian presidency in ’12
• Hoosier tea party groups endorse Lugar challenger Mourdock
• Pope defends traditional values in Germany visit
• Analysis: Mideast heading into dangerous paralysis
• Odor complaints abound for Seattle’s composter
• Obama’s likability is keeping him afloat
• Indiana Michigan Power seeks 22 percent rate hike
• Congress hits budget impasse as deadline nears
• Capt. Clark’s descendants make amends to Indians
• Dead NASA satellite clings to orbit
• Top state lawmakers back ballot law reversal
• Obama lets states opt out of No Child
• Yemen president’s return sparks fears of escalation
• Palestinians submit UN statehood bid
• Romney stumps in Indianapolis
• Crack fixed on closed bridge
• SeaWorld hearing to resume in November
• GOP hopeful Romney to bring his message to Indy next week
• Activists urge feds to approve mercury limits
• Court nears seating jury in Jackson doctor’s case
• Senate blocks House disaster aid bill; debt again issue
• Notre Dame student-athlete cleared of wrongdoing
• Stage collapse fund to award $35k to families of dead
• $10 million cocaine bust in Roselawn; 6 arrested
• Einstein’s law of physics challenged
• NASA satellite expected  to tumble to Earth today
• NJ, Indiana govs talk politics at college forum
• Education Briefs
• Pope warns Germans not to ignore religion
• Obama to outline plan overriding ‘No Child’ education law
• Panel approves changes in state deer hunting rules
• Indiana House collecting most of boycott fines
• Hundreds say farewell to slain Indiana soldier
• High court refuses to block execution of Georgia man
• Freed from Iran prison, Americans head home
• Obama urges Palestinians to drop bid for U.N. vote
• Finalists recognized by Society of Innovators
• Islamic center opens near ground zero
• SeaWorld’s whale behavior files incomplete, OSHA says
• Islamic center near ground zero opens its doors
• Warm temps, sunny skies lead to high mold counts
• Ailing Indianapolis archbishop announces retirement
• White House threatens to veto bill blocking EPA
• Hobart man dies in fall from semi on I-94
• Lawmaker asks Norfolk Southern to open bridge
• Video of SeaWorld trainer’s death not shown during OSHA hearing
• Military acceptance of gays gets applause
• Agency says many in Joplin ignored early tornado warnings
• Relative considers moving Dillinger house
• Navy officer, partner wed in Vermont as ban ends
• Vaccine effective only 3 years
• Fort Wayne nears becoming state’s biggest school district
• Court upholds ban on resisting police entry
• Area air show organizers say Gary’s show a different situation
• SeaWorld fights fine over trainer’s death
• Newly discovered dinosaur with clawed feet was ‘fierce predator,’ Field researcher says
• Daniels outlines national debt fix in new book
• Study: Whooping cough vaccination fades in 3 years
• Obama on deficit: ‘We can’t just cut our way out of this hole’
• Indiana cities facing changes in state gun laws
• FBI: violent crime down by 6 percent last year
• Wounded grizzly kills hunter on Idaho-Montana border
• Hobart girl meets NASCAR idol
• Stage collapse shines light on Indiana stance on gays
• Woman gets 3 years for trying to buy baby
• Reno crash killed 9; probe focuses on wayward part
• 9 killed in Reno air races crash; probe focuses on plane part
• NASA: Satellite pieces tumbling back to Earth
• Hoosier charging stations could fuel electric car interest
• Late Sen. Kennedy’s daughter dies after workout
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dead at 51
• 3 people dead, 56 injured following Reno air race crash
• Plane problems suspected   in Nevada air show crash
• Plane crash kills Chicago Heights man who ‘walked with God’
• 2 shot outside Indiana restaurant
• Chicago Heights man piloting plane in fatal Indiana crash
• Valparaiso man killed in crash on Indiana 49
• State’s unemployment ticks up to 8.7 percent in August
• House arrest ruling delayed for ex-Ohio State, NFL QB Schlicter
• 9/11 panel: US remains vulnerable to ‘lone wolf’
• Defying orders, risking life, Marine saves others
• Race Fan Rally last pit stop before Joliet’s Nascar weekend
• GOP front-runner Perry plans Hoosier visit in October
• Postal service to look at Indiana consolidations
• Bloomington bar cited over missing Indiana student
• House passes bill targeting Boeing labor case
• Virginia board to vote on abortion clinic regs
• Additional firefighters join attack on Minnesota wildfire
• State panel gives early OK to new water rules
• AFL-CIO head says labor unions still needed
• Flooding damages college football hall’s basement
• SAT reading scores fall to lowest level ever
• Attention runners: Drink only when you’re thirsty
• Official says feds got Indiana error rate wrong
• Sources: Feds say Rod Blagojevich could get 30 years to life in prison
• State Fair stage collapse ‘foreseeable disaster’
• Study: Indiana has 48th lowest voter turnout
• Company in talks for possible NWI toll bridge
• Judge reverses self, denies state Medicaid order
• Man competent for trial in billiard player’s death
• Prosecutors file more charges in ‘sextortion’ case
• Obama touts jobs bill benefits in North Carolina stop
• Haze from Minnesota wildfire prompts health warning
• Iran sets $500,000 bail for two jailed hikers
• Smoke on the waters: Minnesota-borne haze wafts to Fox Valley, triggers alerts
• Smoke on the waters:   Minnesota-borne haze wafts to Illinois
• State faces 20-plus claims over fair stage collapse
• More details of state’s audit of Starke County treasurer released
• Census data shows nearly 1 in 6 Hoosiers impoverished last year
• Census reports US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6
• Judge puts unopposed candidates back on ballot
• GOP foes seek cracks in Perry’s record
• Obama would raise taxes to pay for jobs measure
• Prisoner in Thailand says U.S. didn’t try him fast enough
• IUN sets record for enrollment
• 9/11 memorial plaza in NYC opens to public
• Purdue says enrollment steady for its campuses
• Bomb wounds 77 at U.S. base in Afghanistan
• Daniels latest of many governors who write
• State marks 9/11 with climbs, monument dedication
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• LaPorte schools claim sex abuse suspicions were reported
• Text of Obama’s speech commemorating Sept. 11
• Nation remembers 9/11: ‘You will always be my hero’
• Names of 9/11 victims ring out at WTC site; Obama, Bush at memorial
• Chief of Libya’s former rebels arrives in Tripoi
• Riot threatens Egypt-Israel peace
• Ferry sinks, nearly 200 dead
• Storm takes aim at Mexico
• Blazes take toll on Texas firefighters
• As Susquehanna recedes from Lee, residents return
• Jackson’s fame challenges jury selection for doctor
• How they voted
• Ten years later: What does it all mean?
• U.S. notes change since 9/11
• States rethinking tax credits as job creation tool
• Assessing closed bridge on Ohio River to take at least 3 weeks
• Daniels orders I-64 bridge closed
• Washington, N.Y. aware of   terror threat, not afraid
• Egyptians break into Israeli Embassy in Cairo
• Judge clears dozens of prospects for Jackson jury
• Homes, businesses swamped by floodwater in Pa., NY
• Frustration grows for Texas wildfire evacuees
• Ind. boy acquitted of murdering 6-year-old brother
• ‘Going on with his life’
• Report shows DNA method helpful in seeking Asian carp
• President Obama lays out $450 billion jobs plan
• Lee drenches Northeast; 100K told to leave homes
• 109 dogs  taken  from home in Kokomo
• Indiana climatologist says drought will linger into fall
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb plot
• Power out for millions in California, Arizona, Mexico
• Obama lays out $450 billion jobs plan; asks Congress to act fast
• Obama lays out $450B economic plan; urges bipartisan support
• Lawmakers, universities blame each other for tuition hikes
• Obama’s jobs plan paid for? Not quite
• Health care reform law survives Virginia challenges
• Text of Obama speech to Congress
• Kouts students, teachers host Washington officials
• Education Briefs
• Audio files reveal 9/11 confusion, horror faced by air traffic controllers
• Audio files reveal 9/11 confusion, horror faced by air traffic controllers
• Caretakers sought after 109 dogs taken from Kokomo home
• Indiana University tops 110,000 students statewide
• Lawmakers to weigh university tuition cost
• Obama speech pushes job creation, challenges GOP
• Romney, Perry spar over jobs, Social Security
• Motive in Nevada IHOP shooting still unclear
• Congress limits options for Obama in jobs plan
• IBM bid to depose Daniels ‘meritless’
• IUN students learn dangers of driving and texting
• Victim recants, accused shooter goes free
• New York cop, wife’s 9/11 photo exhibit coming to Field Museum
• Ten years after 9/11, can you look at ‘The Falling Man’ photo?
• Indiana tea party groups look to endorse Lugar foe
• Working-age adults make up record share of US poor
• State officials discuss State Fair relief fund, claims
• Romney jobs plan calls for cut in corporate taxes, weaken unions
• DeMotte State Bank robbed
• Heavy rain moves northeast with Lee’s remnants
• Court mulls appeal rights of Prop 8 backers
• 3 dead, 7 hurt after shooting at Nev. restaurant
• Officials say measles outbreak could have been worse
• Pentagon chief: Threat of another 9/11 is real
• Astronauts’ tracks, trash seen in new moon photos
• Study on Ohio River bridges stalls
• LaPorte woman dies in ATV accident
• Unusual invite gives gifted boy chance to belong
• Obama says GOP must back US first, create jobs
• GOP candidates in SC vow to carry tea party banner
• US Chamber spells out its own job agenda
• Notre Dame calls stadium evacuation successful
• St. Pete making progress with legions of homeless
• Man killed in Alaska airplane collision with girlfriend
• Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
• Indiana Conservation Hall honors 8
• Daniels keeps his face before the nation
• Many US schools adding iPads, trimming textbooks
• Tea party pushing its way into 2012 GOP race
• Costs of 9/11 attacks still haunt US economy
• Storm cuts power to thousands
• Tropical Storm Lee resumes slow march
• Kennelly family speaks: Our sole purpose is to seek justice for our son
• Congress returns, unpopular as well as divided
• We want to hear your thoughts about 9/11
• Liability cap in stage collapse questioned
• Restored sculpture back at Indianapolis monument
• 2nd GOP candidate enters race for N. Ind. seat
• Free, discount school meal income levels set
• State police increase patrols for holiday weekend
• 14 claims pending against state over fair collapse
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• Hearing set on Enbridge pipeline replacement plan
• $1.3T deficit projected as economy cools
• Gadhafi, in hiding, vows no surrender
• White House requests $5.2B in new disaster funds
• Millions wait for power to come back
• Grandpa charged with forcing kids on Grand Canyon hikes
• Indiana economic development chief Roob steps down
• Experts seek Great Lakes pathways for Asian carp
• Survey: Alcohol  use down among  Hoosier youth
• Turning to you for 9/11 thoughts
• Education Briefs
• Petraeus: Budget cuts must not impair military
• States make bid to split Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Obama bows to Boehner on jobs speech timing
• Construction takes a holiday on tollways
• Help arrives as swollen rivers   begin falling across Northeast
• Lawmaker’s lynching reference riles tea party
• Crown Point seals deal with ‘TV in America’
• High school credit program funding still in limbo
• Labor Day weekend events
• Union sues over collective bargaining law
• Panel finds widespread waste and fraud in war spending
• Security on rise nationwide for 9/11 anniversary
• With an eye on pricing, feds sue to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Indiana State’s president gets contract extension
• Mellencamp songwriter George Green dies at 59
• Ex-customs official headed to prison
• ‘Survivor’ considers Indiana governor run
• Coroner: Woman struck by train walked onto tracks
• Hammond sued over local gun ordinance
• Vermont: ‘We need help’
• Actress arrested in White House oil protest
• Disaster aid faces shortfall, return to budget fight in Washington
• Indiana University hits record system enrollment
• State releases public school report cards
• Vt. battles floods in Irene’s aftermath
• Vt. battles floods in Irene’s aftermath
• Joe Jackson revisits sons’ stage at Mr. Lucky’s Lounge
• State releases public school report cards
• Porter County briefs
• Federal court briefs, Aug. 30
• Businessman says law firm owes him $18,000
• 5 school takeover plans OK’d by state board
• Another lawsuit filed in State Fair stage collapse
• Rally held for Kentucky mom, daughter hurt at State Fair
• Suicide bomber kills 29 inside Baghdad mosque
• Suicide bomber kills 29 inside Baghdad mosque
• Vouchers prompt thousands to change schools
• Vouchers prompt thousands to change schools
• Flood worries and some relief in Irene’s wake
• Flood worries and some relief in Irene’s wake
• Little damage seen in many places after Irene’s visit
• Little damage seen in many places after Irene’s visit
• Obama: Recall the spirit of unity from 9/11
• Polls show Obama faces trouble with key voters
• Al-Qaida’s No. 2 reported killed by U.S. in Pakistan
• Libya’s new masters face enormous hurdles
• Soldier arrested on eve of parade
• Indy police officer wounded in drive-by shooting
• 4 motorcycle gang members charged by feds
• Ivy Tech to push custom training to Indiana firms
• Irene lashing Va coast with hurricane winds, rain
• Historical re-enactors set up camp on Kankakee River
• Geocache hunters comb Stony Run County Park
• Still fierce, a weaker Irene begins assault on Eastern Seabord
• Nation’s biggest subway system to stop for Irene
• Hurricane-force winds hit NC coast as Irene comes ashore
• IU research spending tops $500M for first time
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• Deadly casino attack shocking to Mexicans
• With Gadhafi’s men ousted, Tripoli calmer
• Poll: GOP voters feeling better about options
• Notre Dame starts aerial lift safety program
• Police conclude landfill search for missing IU student
• Stage collapse survivors face long recoveries
• Ind. officials settle voter registration lawsuit
• Obama finds refuge among close friends on vacation
• Man charged in Scoutmaster’s death wants no lawyer
• Obama not the enemy of blacks
• Poll: 87% disapprove of Congress
• Illinois Tollway approves 87% toll increase
• Millions of court records bound for shredder
• Fight ‘the rats,’ Gadhafi urges as rebels push on
• Hurricane Irene tightens aim on East Coast
• Notre Dame student falls 25 feet from window
• Illinois Tollway Board approves steep 87 percent toll increase
• Census shows South, West lead US in marriages, divorces
• Airport in Indianapolisreconsiders ousting art
• 9 arrested for sex trafficking involving girls as young as 12
• Court won’t close Chicago locks over carp
• To stay or go? Officials consider ordering Irene evacuations
• Libyan rebels try to secure Tripoli, hunt for Gadhafi
• Judge refuses to dismiss United Water indictment
• Police say retaliation motive in teen’s death
• Airport in Indianapolis  reconsiders ousting art
• Google settles pharmacy ad probe for $500M
• Survey: Health overhaul may push employee benefits shift
• Homecoming sweet for 656th soldiers
• Company proposes tolls to rebuild Cline Avenue bridge
• Mom sentenced to 13 years over boy’s teeth pulling
• Pacifist college picks anthem replacement
• Inspectors assess any cracks, damage after East Coast quake
• Lawmaker disputes liaison’s story
• Officers investigate boating accident
• Judge orders Indiana to preserve fair stage
• Strongest quake since ’44 rattles East Coast residents
• INDOT worker fired in June death in DeMotte; $1,875 fine waived
• More welfare requests submitted online
• Leak triggers evacuation at BP
• Chesterton man killed early Tuesday in Gary crash
• New-home sales fall, 2011 could be worst year yet
• Actor from ‘A Christmas Story’ finds dead musician in Chicago hotel room
• Ohio cheerleading coach becomes 7th State Fair death
• Hospitals giving faster heart care, study says
• Michigan wing walker one of two to do deadly stunt
• S. Ind. prepares for courthouse reopening
• Attorney claims Vatican didn’t turn over all sex abuse documents
• Getting Libyan oil back to market could take years
• Tourists, locals alike honored by King memorial
• Hobart supports lawsuit against state over county tax
• World urges Gadhafi to surrender, plans future
• Crown Point is ‘hidden gem’
• Dog days worth howling about
• Clashes near Gadhafi compound in Libyan capital
• UK to release frozen Libyan assets
• Social Security disability near insolvency
• Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels; Gadhafi faces charges
• Daniels gets back to business after fair tragedy
• Deal frees 3 men convicted in Cub Scout slayings
• Libyan rebels launch new attack on Tripoli
• Survivors recall fatal fair stage collapse
• Flash floods in Pittsburgh leave 3 dead, 1 missing
• Obama to Congress: Work together to aid jobless
• 6th person dies from Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Dyer woman admits filing fake tax returns
• Arkansas woman wanted for abducting her son found in Hobart
• Feds file brief saying Pabey sentence is correct
• Foster parents face reimbursement cuts
• State’s jobless rate rose to 8.5 percent in July
• Fish threat spurs call to reverse Chicago River again
• US, allies insist that Syria’s Assad must leave
• State hires outside firm to examine fatal stage collapse
• New state law strips   unopposed from ballots
• MDA telethon making major changes without Lewis
• Yellowstone oil spill cleanup will last into fall
• Daniels hires outside firm to review fair investigation
• Reports show troubles of teen in Florida school plot
• Gary policeman faces suspension over sick time records
• Porter County Law and Order
• People seeking unemployment benefits creeps up
• New law strips unopposed candidates from ballots
• Police: School bomb plot aimed for mass casualties
• Judge blocks state-mandated teacher contracts
• Promoters reconsider outdoor concert safety plans, stages
• Elaborate outdoor concerts only  serve to amp up safety concerns
• Daniels: Stage collapse defied preparations
• FBI search turns up drugs in man’s Gary home
• Gaucho’s, Pepe’s of Griffith hit with sexual harassment lawsuits
• EC employees say city didn’t finish paying settlement money
• Ousted county treasurer wants change of venue
• Tollway chief: Proposed hike could be cut
• Former Notre Dame assistant faces 3 felonies after standoff
• Fund collects thousands for Indiana State Fair collapse victims
• Indiana State Fair’s single-page  emergency plan shorter than some
• Ind. State Fair hires engineers to probe collapse
• Starke County finds 13 ‘money dogs’ in fire-damaged, derelict home
• Lawsuit challenges Lake tax levy freeze
• Police search landfill for missing IU student
• ‘Tired’ of caring for disabled boy, 7, dad decapitates him
• Analysis: Perry may pose biggest threat to Romney
• School voucher program challenge flunks out
• Janet Jackson, Lady Antebellum concerts canceled
• Daniels says smoking ban has chance to pass next year
• Daniels leads 500 mourners in emotional gathering at fair
• Feds: Lake Erie watersnake no longer threatened
• Studies show 15 minutes of exercise can help
• Injured 3-year-old Sugarland fan faces more surgery
• Obama criticizes presidential rivals on taxes
• Studies show 15 minutes of daily exercise can help
• Indiana secretary of state’s voter fraud trial postponed to January
• Judge denies request to block Ind. voucher program
• Judge denies request to block Ind. voucher program
• Those killed in State Fair stage collapse honored at memorial
• Daniels’ will lead state fair memorial service
• Missing student’s parents release poster, letter
• Indy arts groups plan Super Bowl tie-in events
• Democrats having field day with GOP primary
• Foreign students fear state immigration law impact
• Wanatah woman killed in state fair concert stage collapse
• Wanatah woman among dead at state fair
• Daniels, others say wind gust that fell stage a ‘fluke’
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 Iowa straw poll test
• Stage collapse kills 4 ahead of Sugarland concert at state fair
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote in Iowa
• Gunmen abduct U.S. man in brazen raid in Pakistan
• Syrian tank, army sweeps against protesters kill five
• More children now growing up bilingual
• Carmageddon? No. But I-80 construction in Will County no picnic either
• 4 killed when stage collapses at Indiana State Fair
• Griffith man’s 1,160-pound pumpkin snares Fair prize
• Teen who shot  ex-classmate faces more charges
• State eyes waivers from No Child Left Behind law
• Finally here, Ames straw poll first test of 2012
• Obama wants frustrated voters to press Congress
• DNR seeks to clear up confusion over bag limit
• Ex-ND coach hospitalized after standoff
• Lawmaker’s alleged rendezvous ‘sad’
• Indianapolis hospitals banning work-hours smoking
• Teen gets 30 years for shooting classmate
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• Indiana motorcyclists rally with Daniels
• GOP candidates go after each other, Obama in Iowa debate
• Cameron: UK will seek anti-gang ideas from U.S.
• Day of turmoil for GOP — and that’s before debate
• Starke County commissioners remove treasurer from office
• Indiana casino preparing to exit bankruptcy
• Judge weighs request to block voucher program
• Judge: Teens’ racy photos shielded by constitution
• Judge to rule next week on call to block school vouchers
• Haymon, Drago-Hunter mortgage fraud trial delayed
• Pelosi names final members to debt supercommittee
• Fragile front-runner: Romney faces big challenges
• ‘Amazing’ therapy wipes out leukemia
• NATO says airstrike didn’t kill civilians
• Britain fighting ‘culture of fear’
• Airstrike kills insurgents who downed helicopter
• Man accused of taking pictures of nude teens
• Navy Pier’s Taste of Tall Ships to celebrate War of 1812
• Siblings run from South ends in Colorado crash
• Latest picks for debt panel spark some pessimism
• Indy airport removing art for video screen
• Man accused of taking nude pictures of teens
• Wisconsin GOP’s stand could reverberate elsewhere
• 23-year-old ‘beyond cold’ case reopened by Newton County coroner
• Police triple presence to end London riots
• Boy or girl? Test raises concerns
• The Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• No relatives found for Cedar Lake man who died in fire
• Lake GOP hopes to replace Elections attorney this week
• Gubernatorial candidate speaks to NWI Democrats
• Nyad ends 2nd attempted swim from Cuba to Florida
• Opening weekend crowd down at Indiana State Fair
• ‘Toxic’ political climate challenged in US downgrade
• Iowa focal point for potential shifts in GOP race
• Online college with Indiana ties accused of breaking law
• States await fallout from federal debt downgrade
• Chicago Police searching for suspect in State Street bridge shooting
• After downgrade, partisan politics reaches fever pitch
• April was record-setting month for tornadoes
• Nature Conservancy installs wind turbines in Indy
• More than 200 arrested as London riots continue
• Dozier Allen, 2 deputies lose appeal bids
• Car runs Valpo stoplight, man killed by truck
• Gary must pay legal fees of man beaten by police
• Water rate hearing Aug. 18 in Gary
• Obama calls US AAA nation despite AA+ rating as stocks sink
• School voucher program accepts 2,200 students in state
• State’s Alzheimer’s input meeting set for Aug. 24
• States to get school test waivers from feds
• Family, friends remember fallen soldiers as heroes
• Towns hit hardest by tsunami in limbo
• New unrest in London a night after rioting
• Syrian troops kill at least 59
• San Diego officer dies; suspect left suicide note
• Indiana federal aid target in debt deal
• Religious groups object to covering birth control
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio, gunman among dead
• SEALs on rescue mission killed in Afghan crash
• State police scramble to cover meth cleanup costs
• 30 Americans killed in action in Afghanistan
• Navy program aims to get its vets civilian jobs
• IU urges Congress to restore foreign language cuts
• Perry: Turn to God for answers to nation’s woes
• How they voted
• Former IU president Ryan dies at age 81
• Obama mourns SEALS, others in possible Taliban attack
• 31 Americans, 7 Afghans killed in helicopter crash
• Blame game starts as S&P downgrades US credit rating
• State Fair opens amid heat wave
• Vonnegut library will ship banned book to Missouri
• Debt deal not enough; S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Woman, 34, charged with causing death of stepson, 3
• DOJ report: Lake jail conditions still deficient
• Patriot Guard will escort soldier’s body to Lowell
• U.S. Steel wins state spray permit, Gary appealing
• Former Indy mayor quits NYC job after 14 months
• Forecasters warn Plains drought may persist for another year
• Polygamist leader’s records helped get convictions
• $500M spent at Indiana National Guard training sites
• Retailers report solid sales gains for July
• Forecasters: Texas drought may linger
• Southern Indiana winery finds success with new hard cider
• Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since ‘08 crisis
• Feds find no Asian carp near Chicago
• Couple who ran Merrillville weight-loss clinic charged with illegal pill-pushing
• Reid says compromise in hand to reopen FAA
• Here to raise dough, celebrate big 5-0, Obama says: ‘It starts now’
• US report shows 29,000 Somali children under 5 dead in famine
• Census shows Hoosier same-sex households grew 61 percent
• There’s a rough road ahead for next step in deficit deal
• Massive wind farm coming to Tipton?
• Obama returning home to raise funds for re-election bid
• Landfill may be searched for missing student
• Earth’s two moons? Not lunacy, but new theory
• Pence suggests cuts  to Indiana income tax
• Obama pivots to new string of problems
• Somali militiamen preying on refugees
• FAA shutdown to continue as Congress leaves
• Budget battle far from over
• Gregg wants to rebuild manufacturing base
• Vietnam veteran, missing for decades, comes home to Knox
• Visclosky: Debt deal ‘inadequate’
• Factory workers fired for collecting unemployment
• CDC links 1 death, 76 illnesses to ground turkey
• Democrat Gregg wants to rebuild manufacturing base
• Viclosky: Debt deal ‘inadequate’
• Judge asked to unseal Casey Anthony case documents
• Senate passes debt bill, 74-26; bill sent to Obama
• Justice Department challenges tough Alabama immigration law
• School voucher bills flood GOP-led statehouses
• NWI Muslims begin month of Ramadan
• House OKs debt ceiling bill
• State reverses course, gives Planned Parenthood $6,000
• Applause greets Gabby Giffords’ return to House
• Congressional debt crisis won’t solve bigger issues
• NWI Muslims being month of Ramadan
• ‘Credible lead’ surfaces in 1971 hijacking case
• Obama set to turn 50 amid debate over debt
• Judge sets Blago sentencing for October
• Weinberger lawyers want criminal trial moved
• Feds case against Jerry Haymon mortgage fraud scheme laid out
• Debt and spending deal picks up momentum in Senate
• Credit rating firms wield strong lobbying clout
• State reverses course, gives Planned Parenthood $6k
• Insurers must cover birth control with no copays
• Congress moving quickly on debt and spending deal
• Lugar: New legislators hurt compromise
• Plant managers try to fight off invasive species
• It’s a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• State could bear the brunt of U.S. default for couple of months
• Leaders make late stab at debt-limit agreement
• On tea party bandwagon, DeMint in driver’s seat
• Commercial plane crashes in Guyana
• Bush to be in NYC to mark 10th anniversary of attacks
• Mystery surrounds loss of artifacts on 9/11
• AWOL soldier defiantly shouts ’09 suspect’s name
• Check checking account to monitor automatic payments
• Cops ride cycles to rember fallen
• Ozone alert for NWI on Sunday, Monday
• Dems, GOP still at loggerheads as clock ticks
• Man executed in Delaware for killing woman with ax
• Jeffs threatens court with Biblical repercussions
• AWOL soldier defiantly shouts 2009 suspect’s name in court
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Seymour officer pulling DARE trailer arrested
• Experts: Medical device review system ‘flawed’
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Liquor stores closed
• Debt ceiling drama includes Obama warning, Boehner bill rewrite
• President announces deal to boost fuel economy
• Illinois tollways to charge higher tolls
• Boehner can’t get the votes; House GOP put off debt limit vote
• Study: Strokes rise among pregnant women, new moms
• Army: AWOL soldier admits to planning Fort Hood attack
• Emus captured after flying the coop
• Experts tell Hoosier lawmakers pot prohibition has failed
• Democrats appeal elections chief decision
• Analysts predict US health tab to hit $4.6 trillion in 2020
• Indiana State expects another enrollment jump
• Rural America worried about post office closings
• Polygamist leader fires attorneys as trial begins
• Norway PM: After attacks, make country more open
• Famed fossil isn’t bird after all, analysis says
• Man who shot boy as he fished was drinking
• Indiana University president’s pay raise meets criticism
• Hope for debt deal, despite disputes, veto threat
• Rural population share hits lowest point
• Upland Brewery plans explansion
• Nose doc’s former workers win court round
• Court says moped not a motor vehicle under state law
• Gary weighs outlawing synthetic marijuana
• Judge delays start of White’s trial until Sept. 12
• LaPorte County cop facing child porn charges
• Career criminal sentenced for bank robberies
• Jury chosen in Texas trial for polygamist sect leader
• GOP retools plan as Congress seeks debt fix
• Autopsy set for newborn found in motel room toilet
• Billboard aims to curb hot dog cravings
• Three rural post offices may be closed
• Conservative ire threatens GOP debt plan in House
• Career criminal sentenced for bank robbies
• State’s commerce chief backs pushing right-to-work law
• Indiana court to hear dispute over welfare denials
• NWI Federation presses RDA for hiring equity
• RDA, airport want Cline Avenue bridge rebuilt
• State’s commerce chief backs right-to-work law push
• Post office ponders closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• Wealth gap widens between whites, minorities
• Lawyer for Norway suspect says he’s likely insane
• Rival plans ensnarl Congress over debt ceiling
• Poll shows debt worries rising again
• Norway rampage culprit held in isolation
• Obama: Halt ‘3-ring-circus,’ avert US default
• Indy airport getting new body-scanning technology
• Police officer delivers baby at police station
• Fair Oaks Farm manager accused of sexual harassment
• Court approves NIPSCO, EPA settlement
• Inspections find fewer underage alcohol sales in state
• Boehner, Reid preparing to move on debt limit
• Pence’s policy silence could become golden
• Norway suspect: Serbia bombing ‘tipped scales’
• Ancient bell unearthed in Jerusalem’s Old City
• GOP, Democrats ready rival debt plans
• Singer’s mother says Winehouse ‘seemed out of it’
• Purdue main campus hikes parking fines 75 percent
• Couples wed on 1st day gay marriage is legal in NY
• Treasury chief predicts debt deal by afternoon
• Purdue main campus hikes parking fines
• Child dies after being shot in Wells County
• Troubled diva Winehouse found dead at home at 27
• Former trustee’s lawyer awaiting appeal decision
• Small town of Wheatfield trying to catch up to NIPSCO-fueled demands
• NIPSCO plant work will bring jobs, bring plant into EPA compliance
• McConnell says Congress committed to prevent default
• Missing IU student’s mom blasts ‘evil’ silence
• Firefighters keep 9/11 beam under wraps
• Heat from Midwest to NY not taking weekend off
• Man declared dead after vanishing found in Vegas
• Norway bomb suspect bought 6 tons of fertilizer
• No end in sight as Obama restarts debt talks
• Obama ends ban on openly gay military service
• Mich. oil spill cleanup continues
• Asian carp DNA found near Lake Michigan
• Norway horror: 80 die in camp shooting, 7 in blast
• Emerald ash borer found in Lake County
• Cedar Lake boy, 4, dead in liquor store shooting
• Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• Dunk tank helps community corrections program
• Hammond men charged with selling gun to felon
• Insurance companies won’t defend Highland against flood lawsuits
• Starke County soldier MIA in Vietnam coming home next month
• Mission complete for shuttle program
• MISSION COMPLETE
• Economy’s spring slump may last through summer
• Pro-voucher parents defend Ind. school choice program
• Destructive beetle stopped at airport
• More states defying federal gov’t on education law
• Obama, House Republicans in endgame in debt talks
• Ohio voters will get to decide fate of union law
• Porter County loses last appeal to get out of RDA
• Elderly especially affected by week’s heat
• Indianapolis woman sentenced to six months in prison for making racial threats
• Destructive beetle spotted at Indy airport
• Pro-voucher parents defend Indiana choice program
• More Asian carp DNA found near Lake Michigan
• Porter County Law & Order
• Couple charged with having sex in city pool
• More Asian carp DNA found near Lake Michigan
• GOP leader says House will compromise on debt limit
• Applause, but no tears in Mission Control at end
• Shuttle returns from space, ending 30-year era
• Tax plan would trim mortgage deduction
• Skull at Pearl Harbor may belong to Japanese pilot
• Indy organizers ready to cancel second Super Bowl date
• Authorities: 3 swept over waterfall presumed dead
• Analysis: House conservatives won’t budge on debt
• Judge releases Roosevelt Powell from supervision
• Man turns himself in for PayPal hacking case
• Reaction mixed to ‘Gang of Six’ budget plan
• Center Grove schol district drops sports fees after $1M gift
• Last space shuttle aims for Thursday landing
• Heat ‘dome’ traps much of US in pressure cooker
• Democrat holds onto Wisconsin Senate seat in recall
• Huge deficit-cutting bill sails through GOP House
• Government advisers recommend free contraceptives
• Only US copy of Magna Carta treated at US Archives
• Submerged oil a challenge at Michigan spill site
• Settlement reached in NIPSCO rate increase fight
• Heat watch, warning or advisory, it’s all just hot
• As debt debate begins, Obama praises ‘Gang’ plan
• GOP contenders: All together now, I pledge ...
• Attorney General won’t appeal state immigration ruling
• Obama threatens veto of GOP spending cuts
• Crown Point man accused of crashing truck into yard
• Autopsy: Portage man’s death an apparent drowning
• Former Lake County defenders sue for discrimination
• 2 found dead after boat capsizes during Race to Mackinac
• Lawyer says elaborate plans in place to keep Anthony safe
• Cancer, memory loss top boomers’ health concerns
• Giuliani expects GOP field to grow
• Tea party debt plan takes center stage
• Hacking costs tabloid more ads, link to vets
• Civilian flashes badge at real officer
• Purdue launching new honors college
• Case of missing IU student the exception, not the rule
• View of school changes in eye of beholder
• Casey Anthony freed from Florida jail
• Dem gov charges GOP undermineing debt talks to win in ‘12
• Atlanta schools created culture of cheating, fear
• Indiana American turns on the spigot; wants 7 percent rate increase
• Feds get a dose of kitchen-table economics
• DNR: Wild pigs not for sport
• Polluted parts of Michigan river could reopen soon
• Obama presses for ‘something big’ as debt showdown continues
• Warrant sweep snares 40-plus wanted criminals
• Romney banks 3-to-1 cash edge over closest rival
• Daniels dips into state surplus for worker bonuses
• Woman faces neglect charges after leaving kids in hot car
• P-T scribe gets taken for quite a ride
• Three plead guilty to distributing prescription drug
• Hammond council member Kathleen Pucalik dies
• Lake County Law and Order
• Debt face-off moves on to Congress, bargain in play
• Ohio governor vetoes bill on Great Lakes water use
• Warrant sweep brings in 40-plus wanted criminals
• Feds want ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ halt stayed
• Romney scales back in New Hampshire, aims high
• Long-lost love letter finally finds recipient
• Debt face-off shifts to Congress, bargain in play
• Boy, 5, accidentally shoots, kills brother, 2
• Murdoch pressured to testify in inquiry
• State ends year with $1.2B surplus
• 3 charged in slaying poured acid on victim, report says
• NAACP draws attention to air quality
• Plea agreement on child porn trumps man’s appeal on restitution
• Harry Potter fans line up early for final installment
• Man tests law by claiming to be a ‘pastafarian’
• Gary Law and Order
• Not guilty plea for Chicago man in beach death
• 125 schools apply for state voucher program
• Bernanke: Default on debt would increase deficit
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• NYC boy’s gruesome killing shocks community
• Indiana Dunes vulnerable to climate change, report says
• LaPorte Co. jury convicts former coach in sex case
• Mumbai bombings kill 21
• Fla. lawsuit: Can doctors ask patients about guns?
• Obama to GOP: ‘Don’t call my bluff’
• Convicted meth ring member asks court for lesser sentence
• Law and Order Gary
• Debt talks grind on; McConnell defends debt plan
• 2012 Republican campaign gets not so polite
• GOP gov candidate’s firm faces uncertainty
• Prosecutors say needles had Clemens DNA, steroids
• House GOP fails to turn off light bulb standards
• Weekend fire destroys old egg farm buildings
• Earth Camp immerses urban youths in nature
• Charbonneau to head Illiana committee for state legislature
• Notre Dame fundraising campaign nets $2B
• Crowds calling for change again pack Cairo square
• Betty Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• House to vote on return to light bulb freedom
• Attorneys debate charges in water testing tampering case
• McConnell plan gives Obama new powers on debt limit
• ‘Sister Wives’ family to challenge Utah bigamy law
• McConnell, Boehner increase criticism of Obama
• Anthony lawyer rises from obscurity to legal fame
• Current and former first ladies gather for funeral
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise
• Officer, gunman killed in shootout in Terre Haute
• Minnesota shutdown stirs debate over who gets paid
• Gay marriage raises prospect of NY adoption boom
• 100-degree heat grips the South, Midwest
• Gary attorney suspended 180 days
• Whoa, baby! Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• Innsbrook residents lose appeal
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise; warns of catastrophe
• Law & Order - Gary, July 12
• Gary men plead guilty in pot cases
• Power outage numbers decreasing; 13K remain without power
• Local governments will put budget data online
• Judge finds Martinsville teen guilty in school shooting
• No one injured as coal train derails near Bloomington
• Safeguards can’t keep state from court
• Purdue Tech Center a growing economic force, study shows
• Royal couple arrives at last California event
• Ohio owner of bear involved in fatal mauling dies
• Shuttle’s last hookup: Hugs, kisses and emotion
• Ahead of new debt talks, Boehner nixes grand plan
• Indiana first to require drug test for job training
• Missing IU student’s parents thank volunteers
• Police say wearing video cameras offers protection
• Anger over Casey Anthony verdict pours out online
• Army amputee thrown from NY roller coaster, dies
• Driver killed in LaPorte Co. crash
• Indiana first to require   drug test for job training
• Helicopter crash in southeastern Indiana kills 1
• Gary dogfighting probe widens
• Gov. revives agency wrongly eliminated
• Mullen tells Democrats he will run for Congress
• Montana, Exxon Mobil split over river oil spill
• State launches website about school voucher plan
• Excise police say fewer minors being sold alcohol
• Wyoming man charged with killing 3 sons, brother
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• With shuttles shelved, science education faces new challenge
• Four charged with lying on federal tax returns
• Atlantis lifts off for last time; shuttle program ends
• Births at Franciscan St. Anthony Health
• Valpo to vote on U.S. 30 plan proposal Tuesday
• All horses rescued from Schererville fire that destroyed barns
• NASA’s last space shuttle blasts into history
• Michigan shootings suspect commits suicide
• Unfriendly skies
• Beach water quality declining
• Have another elephant ear: Indiana 15th in obesity
• Man wanted in beach beating death turns himself in
• Merrillville set for Greek Fest
• Pence, Visclosky: Blocking carp risks jobs
• County Council debates Lake jail care
• Obama calls meeting with leaders ‘constructive’
• Violence targeted as Indy Black Expo event begins
• Have another elephant ear: Indiana 15th in nation in obesity
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early August
• Lawmakers visit White House for budget talks
• 11-year-old can go to funeral of brother he allegedly killed
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Casey Anthony now must rebuild life
• CSX train derails southeast of Indianapolis
• Obama takes on ‘tweeters’ in Twitter town hall
• CSX train derails southeast of Indianapolis
• Clemens trial selecting jury; judge raps Hill
• Amazon to build 4th distribution center in Indiana
• Exxon: Failed Montana pipeline deeply buried
• Low ridership hurts bus route between south Lake and west Lake
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• South Korea awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• GOP Senate candidates line campaign coffers early
• 1st hearing set for boy, 11, facing murder charge
• Lottery revenue up but scratch-off sales wane
• Clemens perjury trial a ‘Rocket’ that never should have launched
• Casey Anthony could go free after 3 years in jail
• Anthony found not guilty
• New Indiana law lets ex-offenders close records
• Anthony trial: Weaknesses in case brought quick acquittal
• 10,000 troops on offer for Iraq
• Body found in Indianapolis river not missing student
• Obama summons GOP, refuses short-term deal
• Porn restitution amount still up for dispute
• Annual dig begins at Collier Lodge along river
• Body found not Spierer
• Briefly
• Defendants split on whether trial should take place sooner or later
• Road work 16-19 days behind thanks to strike
• Casey Anthony not guilty of murder in death of daughter
• Clemens ready to fight as perjury trial opens
• Rising river complicates Exxon oil spill cleanup
• Space shuttle’s legacy: Soaring in orbit and costs
• Deliberation begins, but no verdict
• GOP candidate Romney coming to Schererville
• Kids take the lead at Merrillville celebrations
• Politicians use dinners to warm up party
• Casey Anthony weeps as prosecutor calls her a liar
• Despite tight times, college faculty get pay hikes
• New law seeks to protect agritourism ventures
• Bar missing student visited draws many fake IDs
• NASA’s Final 4: Fate grants them farewell flight
• Ind. politicians use dinners to warm up party
• Man charged in 1957 Sycamore slaying had history of abuse: police
• Airplane on instrument approach before crash
• How they voted
• ‘I trust doctors and hospitals,’ widow says
• Pinnacle, surgeon face new lawsuit in death of patient
• South Shore Line weighs Munster, Dyer expansion
• Toll Road raises rates; transponders exempt
• Justice Ginsburg’s future plans closely watched
• State will look at marijuana laws next week
• Obama says ‘nothing can be off-limits’ in budget
• Notre Dame settles with state over lift death
• Chavez’s cancer revelation rattles Venezuela
• Passing major debt deal by Aug. 2 seems doubtful
• Testimony ends in Anthony trial, closings next
• Kansas licensing rules for abortion clinics blocked
• Officials change path of 9/11 memorial beam through Indiana
• Missing IU student’s parents plead for answers
• 11-year-old boy accused of killing brother
• Hobart man restrained before life sentence in death of daughter
• Suit targets school voucher law
• Lake County sheriff releases commissary fund report
• State gains $2 million-plus per year from fireworks sales
• Forefathers had courage, vision
• Minnesota shutdown prompts political blame game
• Unemployment benefit applications stuck above 400K
• Judge backs scientists on polar bears
• Extensive improvements in works for Chicago's Navy Pier
• Federal jobless tax for employers expiring quietly
• Glenn Beck has last Fox News Channel show
• Scientists favor dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Lugar pushes energy savings, oil production
• Ogden Dunes wins battle to prevent homes being rented
• Heat hitting region hard
• Gary church, streets can be easily seen in new ‘Transformers’
• Aguilera will again seek EC mayor’s office
• Gag order placed on state officials in connection with Christian Choate case
• Schererville woman admits to mortgage fraud scheme
• Minnesota braces for shutdown over budget impasse
• Federal officials release college cost comparisons
• Census shows fewer black children in biggest US cities
• Airplane to monitor air over fire
• Indiana eyes police entry
• Defense in Casey Anthony case ready to wrap up
• Daniels says investors overpaid for Toll Road
• ‘Get it done,’ Obama challenges GOP on debt talks
• Ameristar will appeal tax assessment to state
• Geminus employee gets 18 months for taking money meant for local programs
• Purdue approves medical amnesty for alcohol cases
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Man gets 45 years for carjacking death
• Volunteer searches for missing IU student to end
• Senators: Delay Medicare eligibility
• State panel clears elections chief of  political misdoing
• Monkeys, dogs found mistreated
• State AG appeals injunction blocking abortion law
• 1st lawsuit filed over Amtrak train crash in Nevada
• Police: Volunteer searches for IU student ending
• Chicago man gets 45 years for carjacking death
• DNR to stock salmon in St. Joe River, Salt Creek
• Urban Waters picks Northwest Indiana for pilot program
• Local 150 strikers come to agreement with NWI Contractors
• Man accused of health care fraud wants to change plea
• Judge calls robber a ‘walking crime spree’ at sentencing
• Public meeting on changes to Gary post office is Thursday
• State mails 58,000 postcards with wrong first name
• Commission says embattled White can stay in office
• Implosion planned for 15-story Indianapolis tower
• Jury begins ‘disturbing journey’ in 11 Ohio deaths
• NM blaze threatening nuclear lab, sparking fires
• ‘Stunned’ Blagojevich found guilty on 17 counts
• White House: ‘Significant’ deal on debt possible
• Warrant for Gary man leads to big drug, gun stash
• Lake County sheriff’s checks were left out, inmates may have tried to use
• 56 mpg? White House considers big boost to fuel economy
• Teen drowns in jump into Yellow River
• Court says California can’t ban violent video game sales
• Indiana voucher program lags weeks before debut
• Flood berm breaks near nuclear plant
• Truck firm in Amtrak crash had frequent state sanctions
• MJ’s ‘Thriller’ jacket nets $1.8M at auction
• White seeks silver lining from atypical family tale
• Bachmann: 2012 bid not ‘personal’ against Obama
• Woman confessed to killing boyfriend’s father, uncle
• N.Y. marriage law could have national impact
• How they voted
• Documents:  Woman confessed to double murder
• Purdue spends nearly $500k on marketing campaign
• Search for IU student shows difference in cases
• Biden out front in defending Obama on the economy
• Indiana Planned Parenthood seeing Medicaid patients
• Muncie nixes consolidation
• Local choir sings at Taste of Chicago today
• Seeking first, second and 2,000th contact
• Tornadoes, floods deliver blow to state budgets
• Hoosier basketball standout survives 2nd plane crash
• Obama steps into high-stakes debt-limit talks
• Carnival to benefit Gary’s Froebel Alumni Park
• Law and Order Gary
• Large-scale search planned for IU student
• Panel reviews sentencing laws
• Indiana: Medicaid choice not unlimited
• Federal judge blocks state’s new immigration law
• New York Legislature legalizes gay marriage
• Move to cut Planned Parenthood funds blocked
• EC man implicated in gang-ordered killing
• Don’t text while driving - starting Friday, it’s against the law
• Peter Falk, TV’s rumpled Columbo, has died
• Ex-media mogul Conrad Black ordered back to prison; wife faints
• Water plentiful, drought signs dot Calififornia roads
• Obama says gay couples deserve same rights as all
• Small checks drive Michele Bachmann’s big bucks
• Robot institute attracts presidential visit
• Karzai surrounding himself with more anti-US advisers
• State abortion law stirs debate on health care
• Missing Wheatfield man found dead in Kankakee River
• Law and Order Gary
• ‘Brain Dead’ faces charges for making meth in Hobart
• Chicago gambling decision stalls Cline Avenue funding plans
• NIPSCO, EPA address federal judge’s concerns about agreement
• Feds: Pastrick must pay, his debt is from fraud
• Baby’s homicide from 2008 still unsolved
• North Dakota authorities order expanded evacuation
• Indiana prisons ‘go green’ with biomass boilers
• State to drug test those in job training programs
• 16 years on the lam, FBI arrests mob boss in California
• Afghanistan drawdown begins
• Residents air Illiana concerns
• Analysis: Troop cuts herald shift in US approach
• The President’s speech on Afghanistan
• Amish man accused of sending lewd photos to girl
• Missing student’s family asks for anonymous tips
• Transocean: BP decisions led to Gulf disaster
• GOP women defend party against ‘anti-women’ charge
• Extremists finding fertile ground in Northwest US
• Planned Parenthood of Indiana denies Medicaid patients
• Indiana elections chief testifies he didn’t lie
• Public gets advance look at highway plan
• Utah man updated Facebook status during standoff
• Pabey seeking new trial in corruption case
• GOP fields grows as Huntsman gets into White House race
• Kouts Middle/High School Honor Roll
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Investigation shows tritium leaks found at many nuke sites
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• Woman warned of wiring money scam, loses $9,900 anyway
• Indy man who tried to hit cop gets 3 years
• Despite strike, Operating Engineers to work on CP project
• Caseworker accused of battering OE client
• Gary woman attacked by pit bull
• Illinois man charged in St. John crash
• White blames transient time for voting allegations
• Judge grills attorney over new immigration law
• Judge hearing bid to block new state immigration law
• Tough winter decimates bee colonies statewide
• Planned Parenthood stops seeing Medicaid patients
• Felony charge costs Gary recruit police job
• Federal drug interdiction agency adds Porter County
• McDermott rejects Little Cal conservancy plan
• Smokers return to Lowell Moose Lodge
• Troubled schools hope to turn academic corner
• Coroner says Michigan woman found in suitcase was asphyxiated
• Texas Gov. Perry talking like a GOP candidate, but isn’t one yet
• Obama: Being a dad is sometimes my hardest job
• Volunteers ready for Collier dig
• Michigan City Zoo welcomes castoffs
• Briefly in Indiana
• Feral cat population in Lake County needs control, plan
• Woman upset about prison’s wheelchair restrictions
• Coroner: Michigan woman was asphyxiated
• How they voted
• State gets week to rebut in Planned Parenthood case
• Purdue North Central graduates
• Group focuses on potential Little Cal conservancy district
• Merrillville doctor charged with false billing dies
• Valparaiso gets a taste of Greece
• Lake Station woman ran online adult toy store, lied about it to government
• Worst of ozone season starting now
• Charges filed in Michigan woman’s death; suspect waived from Lake County court
• Law and Order Gary
• First of Illiana Expressway meetings is Tuesday in Illinois
• New crack cocaine rules could be applied retroactively in federal case
• Judge in teen sex assault case will let defense see videos
• Pawn shop robbers face new charges
• Spring Area Graduates from Purdue North Central
• Merrillville will have to pay EMT’s legal expenses
• Hammond’s apartment ordinance blocked by federal judge
• Residents sought for long-term cancer study
• Lawmaker sues over pay withheld for fines
• Casino mogul Barden remembered
• INDOT worker killed in work-related accident near DeMotte
• Feds support Planned Parenthood in defunding case
• Child porn victim will get only $4,500 from man who had her photo
• Body stuffed in suitcase behind Hobart store is Michigan pool player
• Family of man killed after police pursuit loses lawsuit against Hobart
• Law and Order Gary
• Portage lakefront park an example of innovation, never giving up
• Forced leave for officers looks like suspension to police board member
• Andrean High School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Burglar targeted Kouts murder-suicide scene
• Body discovered; cops believe it could be missing Michigan pool player
• Strike widens across northern Indiana; road projects stalled
• Hobart: Ex-fire chief did nothing wrong
• Weather records, and Americans, battered by spring
• Mom gets a year in jail for getting involved in daughter’s fight on bus
• Man charged in 2010 homicide of teen
• Lake County cop explores defamation lawsuit against sheriff
• Strike widens across northern Indiana
• Gary Law and Order
• Potential Illiana Expressway routes may differ from earlier proposals
• Police seek truck in connection with missing IU student
• Hobart: Ex-fire chief did nothing wrong; Prosecutor: not so fast
• Calumet High supporters tell state: We can succeed on our own
• Arguments filed in Planned Parenthood case
• State expected to rest Wednesday in Anthony trial
• Offenders in work-release earn OSHA certification
• Prosecutors narrow dates on which Christian Choate was likely killed
• County Council weighs cutting health insurance for public defenders
• Wheeler Middle School Fourth Period Honor Roll
• Highland Elementary Schools Fourth Quarter Honor Roll
• Gary police take new approach to scrappers
• Area seeing more transit than road projects for first time
• Roosevelt Powell asks for end of supervised release
• Gary Law and Order
• Officials speak out against strike’s impact
• St. Joe professor testifies at Casey Anthony trial
• Gary man, company admit health care fraud
• IU student still missing; police report 1,000 tips
• NWI counties switch to hybrid welfare plan next week
• Police seeking ID, relatives of motorcycle crash victims
• Valparaiso business evicted for not paying rent
• GOP hopefuls gather; assail Obama in 1st debate
• Today’s obituaries
• Planned Parenthood denied state fundraising tax credit
• Law and Order Gary
• Two Porter County Animal Shelter workers suspender for writing letter
• Airline recruitment director recommended by study
• Postal Service to hold meeting on consolidation in Gary
• World War II bomber crashes in Illinois cornfield
• Marshals seek Gary convicted felon
• Growing senior citizen population strains support services
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• States weigh relaxing penalties for teen sexting
• Merrillville wants new housing developments to be better designed
• Cedar Lake land swap will add beach to town grounds
• Cold case of Week: Police have few leads in triple homicide
• Children pay tribute to their fathers
• How they voted
• Schererville man satisfied with performance in international shooting championship
• Feds investigating Crown Point dentist
• LaPorte Lake Safety treasurer arrested on theft charge
• Ind. schools differ greatly – academically and socially
• Weiner seeks help, leave of absence
• Jury ends first day in Blago trial
• Defense asks Indiana high court to rehear police case
• Students slog through the bog, help restore wetlands
• District seeks to sidestep state’s unused school law
• Drinking an issue in IU student’s disappearance
• Palin emails show her coping with rise to VP slot
• Home condemned after raid; 20-plus animals removed
• Gary toddler drowns in backyard pool
• Little Cal rises, but levees holding
• Lake Dale dam will hold, officials say
• Gary Law and Order
• Lincoln Elementary School
• Dyer Summer Fest will just features rides again today
• Ship at Port of Indiana could be repossessed
• Valpo motorist may have died from heart attack
• Raising Lakes Huron, Michigan would be costly
• Sheriff: ‘We have to take action’ on jail mental health program
• U.S. Attorney General speaks at Hammond cyber crime conference
• Boater critical after crash
• New public defender system in Lake County draws concerns
• Briefly in Porter County
• Wheatfield woman dies in I-65 accident
• Residents, public works officials watching Little Cal
• Morning storm slows traffic; many watching for rising water
• US Atty General Holder speaks at cyber crime conference in Hammond
• Police have few leads in triple homicide
• Law and Order Gary
• Gary in brief
• Law and Order — Porter County
• Hobart needs cash for sewer, stormwater projects
• Whatfield woman dies in I-65 accident
• Valpo motorists may have died from heart attack
• Little Cal panel members slam conservancy district idea
• Feds still want child porn possessor to pay restitution
• Two injured when speeding boat hits wall near Port of Indiana
• Teachers, students say goodbye to Lake Station school
• Illiana Expressway study begins with Crown Point meeting
• 71 Ind. lawmakers ask high court to rehear case
• Rail work shuts down Gary’s Madison Street
• 3-year-old girl hurt by drinking meth lab liquid
• Photos released of Hobart Speedway robbers
• Northlake nursing home trying to reopen
• Dunes State Park recognized by national magazine
• Storm-damaged DeMotte should have power back on soon
• No bids for Gary’s summer lunch program
• Feds still want child porn possessor to pay restitution to victim
• Law and Order Gary, June 8
• Surveyor pitches Little Cal plan
• New leaders for Lake County Salvation Army
• Missing IU student sparks memories of 2000 case
• Law and Order Gary
• Munster teens arrested in string of burglaries
• EC council candidate withdraws recount request
• Panel to review court ruling on illegal entry
• Porter County moves to clear storm debris
• Is it June or August? Temps don’t match the calendar
• Valpo teen headed for girls school after sex attack
• Five hurt in morning Toll Road crash
• Former Hammond resident convicted of murdering wife
• Hammond native convicted in wife’s murder in Minnesota
• Gary adult education grads pick up diplomas
• Lake County Briefs: Griffith to hear Van Til’s levee plan
• Bath salts blamed for bizarre behavior
• Clean up from Saturday storm continues for St. John, Lowell, Crown Point, and Jasper County
• Munster, Lake Central students learning about healthy living
• Deadlines set in Planned Parenthood challenge to new state law
• Griffith to hear Van Til’s levee plan
• Bath salts blamed on bizarre behavior
• Law & Order - Porter County
• Porter man, 60, denies rape charge
• Law and Order Gary
• Interstate ramps closed today
• Fugitive of the Week
• Soap box cars on display around square
• Sheep, workers powerless in sheering
• Vehicle smashes into Gary store
• Highland grads ‘leaving comfort zone’
• Griffith class leaves legacy
• Graduates face soft job market, pile of debt
• Andrean grads ‘turn page’
• Feds will decide soon on using death penalty in Latin Kings case
• Not all doom and gloom for college graduates
• Munster alums await challenges
• Tips sought in 10-year-old unsolved homicide
• PC Jail staff could get help from court security
• How they voted
• Soapbox derby wants to attract more racers
• Fair Oaks hosts first Fondue Fest
• River Forest graduates praised for stellar year
• Storm cuts power to 34,000
• 5 area high schools face state takeover
• National water trail dedicated
• Sprawling railway garden at Taltree ‘outstanding’
• Illinois man drowns at Portage campground
• South Haven Fire Fest continues to grow
• Unabomber’s tools auctioned to benefit victims
• Indiana takes in $150M more than expected in May
• With only 54K new jobs in May, unemployment rate rises to 9.1 percent
• Edwards enters not guilty plea; ‘no question I’ve done wrong’
• MILITARY BRIEFS
• Local spellers bumped from bee
• Special Olympians head to Terre Haute for Summer Games
• Parks cutting back on summer hiring
• $50M cleanup of Grand Calumet River branch, Roxana marsh set
• Lake County cop says he’s a witness, not a suspect, in federal investigation
• Ameristar: Possibility of Chicago casino impacts paying for Cline Ave.
• Jupiter Aluminum manager admits to pollution violations
• Gary Sanitary management company says case against it is flawed in court filing
• Drivers urged to renew Indiana licenses online
• Indiana’s Lake Michigan shoreline gains national status for kayaking
• Church treasurer charged with stealing $17,000
• Feds say Highland business part of illegal alien license plate scam
• Crown Point breaks ground on library
• Feds say state’s Planned Parenthood funding ban is illegal
• Law and Order Gary, June 2
• Merrillville Conservancy District working to find causes of overflow
• Pabey ‘stoic’ as he prepares for prison, attorney says
• Gary mayor, police chief say no more ticket quotas
• Planned Parenthood funding   ban in Indiana deemed illegal
• Merrillville Conservancy District working to find causes of overflow
• Law and Order Gary
• Highland business part of scam to get license plates for illegal aliens, feds say
• Federal agency rejects state’s controversial Medicaid plan
• Hit the trails in celebration
• Gary Sanitary tells court case against it is flawed
• Beach and water info available online
• Indiana moves farther away from civil unions
• Couples line up for licenses as Illinois’ civil union law takes effect
• Long wait over for couples seeking civil unions in nearby Will County
• IDEM program alerts 4 counties of beach safety
• Cops probe Hobart fire truck swap
• Zagorac being investigated by FBI
• Ball State defends planned tuition increases
• Government cuts rates for hard-to-insure patients
• Pabey scheduled to report to jail Wednesday morning
• 2 dead in Kouts firebombing, suicide
• Gary man found shot in garage Sunday
• Copper thief convicted by federal jury
• Gary man found dead in his apartment
• Tuition hikes approved for Indiana University students
• Trio rescued after ‘hot-dogging’ on jet ski in cold Lake Michigan
• Crown Point service honors fallen soldiers
• A tribute to the military in Griffith
• Portage grateful for soldiers’ contributions
• Indiana fails report card on kids’ dental health
• Today’s obituaries
• Memorial Day marked by parades, flyovers, flags
• 2 local girls compete in national spell bee
• Public hearings set for troubled high schools
• Fugitive of Week is from Gary
• Hammond man dies in crash
• Local communities want NIPSCO to modify electric rates
• Lightning strike sparks gas leak, fire in Hobart
• Lowell looks to exempt Moose Lodge from smoking ban
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Gary police traffic ticket quota blasted
• Jurors find mom guilty of murder in exorcism death
• Gary remembers vets from WWII to recent conflicts overseas
• Funding for NWI public transit faces uncertainty
• How they voted
• Culver man killed in crash on U.S. 30 in Hobart
• Schererville sharp shooter headed to West to take on the best
• Classic car fans mark Cobe Cup anniversary
• Purdue board hikes student tuition, adds fee
• Improving economy puts travelers back on the road
• Northwest Indiana births
• Plea deal reached in crash that killed Ryan Kelly
• Gary police remember fallen officers
• Gary’s Sojourner Truth House a lifeline for women
• Jury makes $2.7 million award
• 1.1 million travelers expected at O’Hare, Midway
• New lanes on Borman set to open Tuesday
• Morning Borman crash blamed on wet roads
• Coach from Dyer also focus of 2008 police report
• Merrillville man fires assault rifle at neighbors
• New lanes on Borman open Tuesday
• 5 tornadoes confirmed in Newton, Jasper counties on Wednesday
• Cops investigate teen sexting at Thomas Jefferson Middle School
• Valpo man kept Social Security benefits for grandma dead 13 years
• Law and Order Gary
• EC man found guilty of drug and weapons charges
• Crash slows expressway traffic
• State’s growing child population unique in Midwest
• Crete-Monee hoops coach, a Dyer resident, charged with sexual abuse
• Gary balks, but bound to RailCats’ contract
• Valpo native reveling in once-in-a-lifetime 500 Princess experience
• Crowd protests Indiana ruling over police entry
• Hobart man convicted in infant daughter’s 1995 death in Michigan
• Hold for takeoff: Runway project brings jobs to Gary
• Experts debate lead contamination damage at Gary J-Pit
• County officers being investigated have been scrutinized before
• Nasty weather rakes region
• Gary holds runway groundbreaking
• St. John man killed in kayak accident
• Hobart man convicted in girl’s 1995 death in Mich.
• Law and Order — Porter County
• Experts not sure how much damage lead contamination caused at Gary J-Pit
• Fake identity card ring members charged in fed court
• Planned Parenthood extends Hoosier care until June 15
• St John man, 61, dies in kayaking accident
• Merrillville faces further budget cuts
• Porter County magistrate stepping down
• 373 teachers’ contracts on Gary chopping block
• Labor unions clear EC school hurdle
• New Borman lanes scheduled to open Friday
• Magazine picks West Beach as one of the nation’s Top 10
• Child custody records sought in Choate murder case
• Jury to weigh NIPSCO sand case
• Pabey tries to stay out of jail with appeal to higher court
• Pastrick claims he got no benefit from Sidewalks scheme
• Porter County court briefs
• Prosecution outlines case in federal copper theft trial
• Woman killed in 2-car crash in Portage
• Lake County Briefs
• Lake County will recount two East Chicago council primary races
• Early morning roar of engines was just spraying for gypsy moths
• Daniels mum on whether he’ll endorse GOP candidate
• Missouri tornado’s death toll makes it nation’s deadliest in 60 years
• Part of Silverstone development in Hobart sold at tax sale likely in error
• Indiana colleges propose tuition rates exceed cap
• Feds reviewing new law targeting Planned Parenthood
• Rescuers race to find survivors of Joplin tornado
• Baby Seth dies before transplant
• Child porn victim seeks damages
• Barden legacy lives on in scholarships
• Mowry gets 96 years in Hammond slaying
• Weather service confirms Rensselaer tornado
• Polls show most don’t believe Medicare, Social Security warnings are credible
• Feel safe? FBI report shows drop in violent crime
• Gates tells Notre Dame grads US must guard strength
• Merrillville High to host state Court of Appeals
• At least 89 dead as tornado rips through in Joplin, Mo.
• At least 89 dead in Joplin, Mo., tornado
• Local GOP share disappointment in Daniels’ decision to not run
• Mitch: Family comes before ambition
• Legion post salutes heroes
• Schererville man is fugitive of the week
• Gary Cold Case of the Week
• NWI welcomes Our Lady of the New Millennium statue to St. John
• Nearly 800 get degrees from Purdue Cal
• Man accused in copper theft scheme goes to trial this week
• 2012 governor’s race shaping up to be entertaining
• No go in 2012: Daniels won’t join GOP presidential derby
• Porter Township reorganizes elementary schools
• Tobacco control agency’s future uncertain
• Cal College graduates 345
• IU fans press for mascot, but some question need
• VU law school grads ready for future
• Gary Cold Case of Week
• Police downplay impact of court ruling on home entry
• Gary’s Sojourner Truth House a lifeline for women
• Hebron’s Fonce still police “secret agent”
• Mourners remember young abuse victim
• How they voted
• Ex-wife not liable in investment scam, judge rules
• AG wants new hearing on police entry ruling
• Daniels gets 16 head stitches after gym accident
• Pabey must go to jail despite appeal, judge says
• NICTD eyes boost in non-peak train ridership
• Porter County BB shooter charged
• St. John councilman resigns, hunt on for new member
• Daniels’ face-off with health club door brings 16 stitches
• Aide says Minnesota’s GOP gov running for president
• Today’s obituaries
• Hung jury leads to mistrial in sexual misconduct case
• Ind. ruling on illegal police entry sparks protest
• Valparaiso man killed in Illinois collision
• Former East Chicago Mayor Pabey asks court to let him stay out of jail
• Hobart’s former fire chief – the focus of a police investigation – signals intent to retire
• Police investigate shooting death of Merrillville man
• Valparaiso plane crash lands in Ohio, but no one seriously hurt
• Man found guilty of kidnapping Gary drug dealer
• Porter County leaders look at homelessness issue
• Today’s listing
• Majestic Star owner Barden dead at 67; held two Gary casino licenses
• Law & Order - Porter County
• ‘Frustrated with life,’ Valpo man arrested in Porter, Lake BB gun shootings
• Today’s obituaries
• Minor injuries in Portage motel fire
• Law and Order - Gary
• Crown Point native will march with Chicago mayor in Memorial Day parade
• Marquette Park improvements get more funding from RDA
• Lake County approves more changes for jail medical staff
• Daniels will wait for investigation on state board of education member
• Laid-off Gary firefighters can be rehired thanks to grant
• Gary cops close investigation of officer accused of leaking info to drug dealer
• College degrees conferred upon 85 inmates
• Weekend plans? Christian group says keep Saturday free for judgment
• Daniels quiet about run for White House
• Two Gary fire stations will get new roofs
• Region’s air quality improving, IDEM says
• Wind farm leasing south Lake land
• Report: Ind. toxicology lab’s woes go back 7 years
• New charter school board gets its first director
• Child dropoff erupts into shooting
• Law and Order — Porter County
• Lew Wallace girls’ fight on bus ends with stabbing
• Last class to pass Portage Adult Ed
• Hobart Fire Department equipment sold by ex-chief; proceeds not accounted for
• Christian Choate’s burial delayed by autopsy request
• Gary Wallace teen stabbed on bus
• Feds want money from alleged Medicaid scheme
• Feds: Emails show Gary Sanitary District knew tests were wrong
• MLK Drive bridge still closed, one year later
• RDA grants millions to Gary Airport, town of Porter
• Dunes Lakeshore has ‘smart’ plan
• Homebuilders missing out on economic recovery
• Law & Order - Gary
• Law & Order — Porter County
• Valpo’s young scientists head to national meet
• Borman lane and ramp closures start tonight
• New Chicago bar owner charged with forgery, welfare fraud
• Schererville weighs senior living center
• Daniels won’t take much longer on 2012 decision
• Board sets skatepark plan in motion
• Pence hopes to continue in Daniels’ footsteps
• Porter County Tuesday meetings
• Man suing St. Margaret Mercy hospital over leg amputation
• Trial begins for Gary man accused of robbing, kidnapping drug dealer
• East Chicago man admits to selling drugs, but will go to trial on conspiracy charge
• New Chicago bar own charged with forgery, welfare fraud
• VU coach Homer Drew to announce retirement
• Valpo man arrested en route to day in court
• Final Portage Adult Ed graduation Tuesday
• Lake County Jail’s mental health provider ending contract early
• Law & Order - Gary
• Law & Order - Porter County
• Water main break slows Ridge Road traffic in Munster
• Purdue North Central graduation tonight at VU
• One seriously injured in I-65 crash
• Carding standards may not change for all with new law
• More than 725 earn Valparaiso U degrees
• Managing customers should be goal of small business
• Indiana revs up business climate
• Lean on one another, black leader tells Gary NAACP
• Today’s obituaries
• Charter school law prompts  questions on teacher quality
• Forecaster says sun will shine in Ind.
• Money gone, paralyzed athlete fights to survive
• How they voted
• Today’s listing
• Fixer tracks down AWOL credit card payment
• Pets get new leash on life at expo
• Today’s obituaries
• Daniels signs measure changing alcohol ID law
• Ogden Dunes man pleads guilty to stealing, money laundering
• Weekend dog adoption rally off to howling start
• Court: Residents have no right to resist unlawful police entry
• Somber vigil for 13-year-old
• No ID yet for man found dead near Gary school
• Ogden Dunes man pleads guilty  to stealing and money laundering
• Gary mayoral hopeful makes pitch for city’s future
• Daniels signs measure changing alcohol ID law
• Indiana Planned Parenthood extends imperiled services
• Today’s listing
• High-speed rail development compared to transcontinential effort
• Crown Point curbs Court Street parking
• Proposal would limit Hoosier college tuition hikes
• Indiana first lady tests waters with rare speech
• DirectBuy Member Purchases Continue to Grow Despite Slow Economy
• Indiana ranks midway in disciplinary action against doctors, study shows
• Clean Cities agency offers propane-fuel trial trucks
• Blues band Kinsey Report jams for nursing home
• Weinberger plea deal collapses; trial date set for January
• Police investigate rock-throwing incidents
• Construction season hits area roads
• Today’s listing
• Women get health screenings, beauty treatments at Merrillville event
• Online bill payment to ComEd lost in black hole
• Law & Order Gary
• EC native from Highland named state’s next poet laureate
• Senate Dems, Big Oil face off on tax breaks
• Planned Parenthood fund only covers needy through Saturday
• Parking plan announced for IUN commencement
• Two NWI banks sued over income made in man’s Ponzi scheme
• CP curbs Court Street parking
• Dogs, kites to take over Valparaiso park Saturday
• Porter County briefs
• Emails show debate  on hiring Ind. regulator
• Cops nab South Haven teens for aiming BB gun at school bus
• Police find 2 dead on rural  N. Ind. property
• Gary Green Link trail moving forward
• Dad, stepmom charged with murder for beating teen to death, burying him in yard
• PUC, Argonne research foundation for future technology
• Gunshots fell Gary man, 32
• Hobart Dots store to pay for refusing to hire whites
• Porter County court briefs
• Businessman announces GOP run for governor
• Daniels thinks he could beat Obama
• Feds lift detention orders for five Indiana students
• Dispatch board gets Lake Council OK
• Pair charged in fed court with stealing from Chase Bank
• Body found in manure pile was East Chicago man
• South Haven man admits to having child porn, having sex with boy
• Women who stole IDs to file fake tax returns sentenced
• Discrimination against potential employees will cost Hobart Dots store
• Lakeshore Paws adoption fair Friday-Sunday
• Daniels cuts funds to Planned Parenthood
• NIPSCO, EPA settlement on pollution sent back by fed court judge
• VU site of Golden Spike seminar Friday
• Gary Airport finalizes runway deals
• Portage police nab man holding gun on wife
• Today’s obituaries
• Salvation Army, NIPSCO provide gas bill assistance
• Hammond Clark students allege racial discrimination
• Salvation Army, NIPSCO provide assistance
• Temporary Gary airport director likely to be permanent
• Questions raised over Gary principal’s dissertation
• Benefit for Valpo homeless shelter Saturday
• Bipolar Merrillville teen missing a week, could be in danger
• Ameristar Casino revenue going up; other NWI casinos’ growth flat
• Roland Burris tells Gary chamber he has no regrets
• North Street closing Wednesday
• LaPorte hospital lays off more than 100 employees
• Students visit Gary judge
• Daniels welcomes Gingrich to GOP presidential contest
• Location fizzles Edar Lake fireworks shop plan
• Obama: ‘Getting our man’ outweighed risks of raid
• Trust required for business or individual to increase sales
• Women ponder choices when Planned Parenthood funding disappears
• Cold Case of the Week
• Old insurance policy sparks hope of payoff
• Purdue patent office  protects valuable ideas
• Wayne County questions need for wheel tax
• Do-not-call list may expand to users of cell phones
• Scrappers target copper, other metal
• Conservancy district plan for levee repairs still on
• Cedar Lake denies fireworks shop
• Hobart to consider traffic study
• Bin Laden’s death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Wisconsin GOP in rush to pass agenda
• Memphis readies for big river; Ky. spared
• Today’s obituaries
• Taliban attack government offices in south Afghanistan
• Annual fishing trip shows special kids a great time
• Waiting for Borders.com order no joke
• Enviros challenge I-69 project permit
• Man admits killing retired teacher
• Cohen honored for PUC achievements
• Joakim Noah’s mom hopes son ‘enjoys the journey’
• S. Ind. city ready to mark Grissom’s 1961 flight
• How they voted
• In Lowell, as in Louisville, it’s all about the hats
• Nursing home hosts Kinsey Report on Thursday
• Women power running Gary
• Ivy Tech graduates step into future
• Today’s obituaries
• Portage man, arrested for pot, tells cops he snorted bath salts
• Sludge spill shuts down U.S. 41 in Cedar Lake
• Cops search missing doctor’s home
• Portage man told cops he snorted bath salts
• 14 cats rescued from mobile home
• Chicago man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Jury convicts Orr of 2 murders in E.C.
• Law & Order
• Law & Order-Porter County
• Chesterton fisherman, 71, falls out of boat
• Judge tells adults to help kids by staying positive
• Police gather more evidence in death, burial of 13-year-old boy
• Region reaches out to South, aid trips today
• Man shoots at wife, MacArthur goes on lockdown
• Tot who fell from window is back home
• Taltree draws crowds to celebrate gardens
• Malnourished dogs taken from Portage man
• Fund raiser aids Valpo radio station
• Gary school official under fire
• Sludge spill shuts down U.S. 41
• Ethics can be a local issue
• Unity fades quickly in D.C.
• Obama says economy can take hit and keep going
• Potential foe Daniels greets Obama in Indianapolis
• State tax revenue falls short of forecast
• Last WWI combat vet dies in Australia
• Ethics chief clears White in viewing report
• Heart disease kills women, is preventable
• Dad charged after son’s body uncovered in Gary trailer park
• Five years for Pabey in EC corruption case
• Pabey timeline
• Law and Order - Gary
• Chesterton’s European Market opens Saturday
• Heads bow for National Day of Prayer
• Lake County jail still riddled with problems
• 21-member Lake E911 board proposed
• Chesterton boy, 4, falls from second floor window
• Sheriff: “It was a very gruesome scene”
• Authorities told of possible abuse
• Guilty plea in Hammond fatal gang shooting
• Porter Co. airport now called ‘regional’
• Valpo man, 33, killed after being thrown from pickup
• Purdue, Argonne to reveal waste treatment findings
• CP schools to sue for ISTA insurance money
• Law and Order - Porter County
• How to spot online scams: elderly most common victims
• Jury convicts Gary man of molesting girls
• Boy’s father, stepmom arrested in Gary death
• Pabey timeline
• Pabey prosecutors get their wish; ex-EC mayor gets 5-year sentence
• Ivy Tech will graduate 1,076 on Saturday
• Nature lovers enjoy Green Gary Day
• Investigators unearth body of missing 12-year-old boy
• Bistro workers get separate city fund
• Feds bust 4-state prostitution ring
• Daniels says he wants role in 2012 presidential race
• Mellencamp paintings on display
• Lake County offender program wins grant
• Investigators unearth body of 12-year-old
• Pill probe snares three VHS students
• Man, 21, accused of sharing teen’s nude photos
• COFFY conference tackles youth violence
• Taltree marks National Public Gardens Day Friday
• Hobart’s 61st Avenue to close two days
• CP Sportsplex gets $1.1 million grant
• Referendum win averts CP school layoffs
• Bridge project to close County Line Road
• Day after big win, Karen back to work
• VU Chapel gets $15 million gift for upgrade
• Contractor boosting Gary trade jobs
• No injuries in CP house fire
• Voting-age majority now 45 and older
• Face of terror won't been seen in death; no release of bin Laden photos
• Pence sets call with backers on governor bid
• 3rd time the charm for Gary mayoral candidate
• Freeman-Wilson wins Gary big
• Mom dies, son’s in orbit
• Some records may not be preserved
• Today’s obituaries
• Syrian regime resorts to intimidation, threats
• Bin laden, family a mystery to neighbors
• A defining moment for young America?
• Will bin Laden’s death change U.S. war plan?
• U.S. officials weigh release of photos of slain bin Laden
• Police: Knife-wielding boy, 11, holds up store
• Voters support tax increase for schools
• ‘Resounding victory’ for Velazquez
• What we’re hearing on the street
• Some White House records may not be preserved
• Today’s obituaries
• Levee blast eases threat to town
• Ohio River flow in Pa. reduced to ease flooding
• Angry Valpo teen hurled knives at dad
• Law & Order - Porter County
• Portage Senior Health Fair Thursday
• Get Lake and Porter election results online
• Gov’s ed plan ignores early childhood
• Pence mulls future in Statehouse visit
• C.P. rallies for schools
• Crash closes southbound Interstate 65
• Farmers’ corn planting delayed by soggy April, but it’s not a disaster
• Pakistan criticizes US raid on bin Laden
• Former Gary hospital on historic places endangered list
• Canadians vote, but may deny majority
• Today’s obituaries
• Crown Point to apply for $100,000 for sidewalks
• Pence says he’s reached decision on 2012 plans
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• NWI residents say bin Laden’s death won’t change the world
• Lake, LaPorte to miss tax date
• Law and Order Gary
• Law & Order - Porter County
• Farmers’ corn planting delayed by soggy April, but it’s not a disaster yet
• Former Gary hospital on endangered list
• Don’t forget ID when you vote
• Maximum sentence for drunk driver in 2010 fatal crash
• Bin Laden’s death draws cheers, relief, dismay
• Man unknowingly live-blogs Bin Laden operation
• Fabled SEAL Team 6 ends hunt for bin Laden
• Al-Qaida ideologue condemns Bin Laden slaying
• Security beefed up in U.S.; New York sites
• Visitors pay respects to Flight 93 victims in Pennsylvania
• Pakistani knowledge of bin Laden’s compound questioned
• Reaction to Osama bin Laden’s death
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Obama: bin Laden’s death makes the world safer
• Islamic scholars question bin Laden’s sea burial
• Terrorist leader ID’d using facial recognition, DNA
• Lugar: bin Laden’s death welcome news
• Trial date set in Portage killing
• Districts: Full-day kindergarten funds not enough
• President: Bin Laden is dead
• Beating leaves man with facial injuries
• Gary man dies of shot to head
• Pope beatifies John Paul II
• ‘Justice has been done,’ Obama says of death of bin Laden
• Bin Laden took a path of fanaticism and terror
• Crowd at White House cheers Bin Laden death
• Text of Obama announcement
• NY mayor says US kept promise to kill bin Laden
• Area faithful share fondness for Pope John Paul II
• Soldier’s therapy bills safely behind him
• Education reform in Indiana leaves plenty of questions
• Crown Point City Council, at large
• Catholics around the world celebrate John Paul II
• Parks, fees, town complex top issues
• Scott Bort: Beer fans get their Dark Lord fix at Three Floyd’s
• Schools face tough sell in request for more money
• City halls in balance on Tuesday
• Plan would use casino funds to maintain levee
• 6,000 beer fans get their Dark Lord fix at Three Floyd’s
• Daniels racks up Statehouse wins, weighs White House run
• Gary school board considering cutting 300 teachers
• Last-minute push for Crown Point school referendum begins
• Ruling questions forfeiture practice
• Fort Wayne teacher suspended after breach of ISTEP security
• Shuttle flight delayed; Obama visits Giffords
• Crown Point couple sue former financial adviser
• Region lawmakers strike out
• Lawmakers vote to bar most local gun rules
• Daniels to sign bill defunding Planned Parenthood
• Weakened immigration bill clears Legislature
• Law and Order-Porter County
• Highland woman and friends celebrate the royal wedding
• Gary schools face deep state cuts
• High-scoring class of recruits graduate to being new NWI police officers
• Hobart police, court move into renovated middle school building
• Why celebrate John Paul II?
• Lawmakers OK bill to track meth ingredients
• Bill outlawing texting while driving clears Senate
• Brits celebrate monarchy with marriage of Kate, William
• WEDDING WATCH: The real party (then, Harry’s turn)
• WEDDING WATCH: UK military tweets from Afghanistan
• History in the making: Kate, William are wed
• Survivors picking up pieces from deadly twisters
• History in the making: Kate, William ready to wed
• Americans waking early to watch royal wedding
• Budget vote, texting ban face final tests today
• Machines, ballots revised to include Janiec
• State seeks new use for bridge pins
• Little Cal levee funding washes out of budget bill
• Status of other Northwest Indiana bills
• Two marches to raise 2.9 million dimes
• Communities spar over state road-repair funding
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 290
• Sinkhole brings Munster road closure
• Correction
• Valpo hopes to control street light costs
• Today’s obituaries
• Two marches to raise 2,900,000 dimes
• Hammond elementary teacher wins Presidential Award
• Pond, garden preview show Friday at Lake fairgrounds
• Law and Order
• This weekend in region
• Raggs challenged by Lay in Gary clerk race
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 248
• Storm death toll jumps to 178 in the South
• No surprise, region gets failing grades in air quality
• Fallen workers honored
• Lawmakers optimistic about state budget deal
• Weinberger ‘no monster,’ says Italian lover
• Indiana poised to cut Planned Parenthood funding
• Storms kill 64 around South, including 50 in Alabama
• Online ISTEP testing experiencing some glitches
• Hatcher offers glimpse of first 90 days ... if she wins Gary mayoral race
• Bankruptcy bill language changed back
• Steel town mayor describes turnaround
• Nine VHS students charged in drug case
• Gary woman, 53, shot to death over pot
• Gary contracts with not-for-profit for cleanup work
• Griffith poor relief program could merit study
• Former Cabela’s manager sentenced in fed court for gun sale fraud
• Jury awards woman $50,000 in South Shore crash
• Steel Yard finally belongs to Gary
• Less free parking for 2011 Gary Air Show
• Judge rejects Weinberger plea deal
• Weinberger is ‘no monster,’ says Italian lover
• Bras in Munster woman’s yard signal a happy birthday
• Afghan officer opens fire, kills 9 Americans
• Obama releases birth form, decries ‘silliness’
• Daniels’ clock ticking for 2012 campaign
• Porter loses power
• Ash borers found in  4 counties
• Coyotes snatch family’s pet dog
• Freeman Wilson says she has clean hands in drug court, GUEA activities
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Law and Order - Gary
• Meeting set to address lakeshore overuse issues
• Latest in gardens, ponds at weekend expo
• Man charged with killing wife with assault rifle in Portage
• Quickly, April 27
• EC Chicago Avenue Post Office closing July 1
• Gary’s stocking factory demolition nearly completed
• Gary cops investigating whether officer outed drug informant
• Pilot program would allow Griffith to administer poor relief
• Attorney: Shorewood shooter defending home
• CP business owner arrested for growing pot
• Little Cal levee upkeep funding talks stay alive
• Some ISTEP testing done online
• News Briefs
• Brown, Coleman vie for Gary’s 3rd district seat
• P-T staff wins 9 awards in journalism contest
• State Dem leader proposes summer gas tax freeze
• Police seek IDs of 2 men found in horse manure
• FOP endorses Portage candidate
• C.P. library plan advances
• State cops investigate Highland town workers
• Today’s obituaries
• Appellate court rules BP not a public utility
• Winning Powerball ticket sold at Merrillville Meijer
• East Chicago school board likely to become elected
• Teacher merit pay bill heads to Daniels’ desk
• State lawmakers begin final budget meetings
• Husband held in Portage shooting death of wife
• Appellate court: BP not a public utility
• Gary Airport expansion could begin in July
• Gary men shot while working on cars
• Six years for man who killed Borman worker
• High court rejects quick review of health care law
• Correction
• Stocking factory demolition to be discussed
• State ban on synthetic marijuana nears approval
• Indiana lawmakers face busy final week
• Winning Powerball ticket sold in Merrillville
• Today’s obituaries
• State spends millions on nursing homes despite law
• Bodies discovered in pile of manure at horse farm
• Tragic romance eclipses 2nd-to-last shuttle flight
• Ind. ban on synthetic marijuana nears approval
• Fairgrounds coliseum could get upgrades
• Luxury goods on the rebound as economy improves
• Hebron thinking big with town plans
• Valparaiso pet store closing, hobby side to stay open
• Lowell moves to annex unincorporated areas
• Support not firm at mattress store
• Major issues avoid Senate public hearing
• 3 wounded in Gary shooting
• Valpo school board seat process outlined Monday
• Attracting new business on Portage City Council candidates’ agendas
• Crews clean after tornado hits St. Louis airport
• Briefly in the region
• Suicide of former Griffith girl gets national attention
• Planned Parenthood cut could cost state $4 million
• Southern Indiana braces for flooding
• Valparaiso faithful follow Good Friday procession
• Clay insists postal sorting should stay in Gary
• Men’s conference opens Wednesday in Gary
• Rain provides dramatic background to Good Friday event
• MILITARY BRIEFS
• NORTHWEST INDIANA BIRTHS
• MILITARY BRIEFS
• Portage Perch Fest plans under way
• Mayoral candidates list cash on hand
• Today’s obituaries
• Clay: Gary, Majestic Star reach deal on payments
• Dog attacks 11-year-old visitor to home
• Dog attacks 11-yer-old visitor to home
• $9,000 bond for man charged with murder of his 94-year-old mother
• E.C. man missing for 2 weeks
• Velazquez nets union support
• Griffith Pepe’s continued serving alcohol without permit after raid
• Trio nabbed in break-ins in Hobart, Valparaiso
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Gov. Daniels: I’ll announce presidential plans after legislative session ends
• Janiec back on Hammond mayoral ballot
• Supporters say nose doc ‘an upstanding member of society’
• Senate OKs plan spurred by White indictment
• Dunes trails touted for healthy exercise
• Fundraisers with fitness
• Drug charges dropped for man who testified
• Incumbent facing challenge in Gary’s second district
• Rebekkah Ross, Gary family physician dies
• Cold case - Ulysess May
• Court to decide if Hoosier voting ban goes too far
• Most expansive school voucher plan in US gets Senate OK
• Airport land deal finalized
• State honors Hobart for environmental efforts
• Gypsy moth spraying set for 3 Indiana counties
• Senate backs fines for boycotts
• House OKs new district maps
• Gary voters get another look at mayoral candidates
• NIPSCO expands alternative energy buy-back program
• More local Latin Kings charged in 2007 Griffith homicide
• Bill to protect financially distressed cities advances
• House, Senate OK new maps
• Gary paying for parking lot it doesn’t use
• Winfield bar shooter sentenced to 30 years for man’s death
• Second union official charged with embezzling
• Law and Order
• Gary’s Serenity senior complex nearly ready
• Suit: Nursing home didn’t tell family of mother’s death
• Two evicted from Gary apartment complex
• Airport land dead finalized
• Munster surgical center added to hospital deal
• Lake County sheriff to get new staffer for 911 call center
• Lake County cell-only use nears 20 percent of residents
• Lake County Council rejects new wheel tax
• Today’s obituaries
• Clarification
• Bill restricting collective bargaining for teachers headed to gov
• House tweaks redistricting bill
• Gary paves way for shelter
• State AG wants library board  to make it right
• Today’s obituaries
• Ways to save money focus of event at Purdue Calumet
• Law and Order - Gary
• Law and Order — Porter County
• NWI residents come out for McDonald’s hiring campaign
• Daniels wants taxpayer  refund back in budget
• House tweaks redistrict bill
• State audit finds multiple problems in New Chicago
• Portage parks hits by vandals
• Porter County briefs
• Commissioners create 911 rainy day fund
• NWI students learn earthquake preparation
• Correction
• Trial begins for man accused of drug trafficking
• Dunes resident can be removed from home, court says
• More Weinberger patients complain about proposed plea deal
• Funding for Little Cal levee upkeep would come from new source
• Correction
• LPGA Futures tour moving to Crown Point
• Hoosier unemployment rate drops below national average
• Sun-Times reporters, photographer win Pulitzer for local reporting
• Senate panel OKs new budget with more school money
• Man walks in Ind. 49 travel lanes, gets hit by two vehicles
• Teen allegedly shoots at police
• Law and Order
• PUC’s next chancellor tours campus
• State wants EC library board to pay back benefits
• Construction season can be frustrating, but the rewards are many
• Dead man was target of break-in
• Valpo teen in sexual battery of disabled boy case waived to adult court
• New law  forbids asking  workers about their guns
• Funding for Little Cal levy upkeep would come from new source
• Bill that would help Gary, other distressed communities, moves forward
• Law and Order Gary
• Reports shows Notre Dame used old weather info day student died
• Mayor, judge candidates square off
• Today’s obituaries
• Griffith must trim $1.3 million more from budget
• ‘Familiar’ faces challenged by newcomers in East Chicago
• Legislators pushing looser gun laws this session
• Notre Dame to release report on student’s death
• Valpo could waive building fees
• Cold case of the week
• Fugitive of the Week
• ‘Familiar’ faces challenged by newcomers in E. Chicago
• Changes under way for area animal shelters
• Kibble Kitchen — a food pantry for pets
• Gary airport effort takes flight
• Community comes together to help neighbors in need
• Earth Day stresses eco-friendly habits
• Mich. City panel wants building for artist colony
• Gary man found slain in home
• Jazz great Lewis wows VU crowd
• Ind.’s anti-tobacco agency’s 1st decade mixed
• Offenders get chance at early release through new Lake County court
• Today’s obituaries
• How they voted
• Modesto has two challengers in Portage race
• Duncan, Daniels split on teacher unions, vouchers
• Funds for final stretch of I-69 expansion in limbo
• Gary’s mayoral field pledge aid for schools
• Charter school could replace Portage adult ed
• Schools to get $150M boost
• Firefighters, FOP back Freeman-Wilson
• Porter County ready for May 3 voting
• Mayor’s co-defendant gets 30 months in EC corruption trial
• Portage police shoot dog that attacked woman and her dog
• EC man, 41, guilty of manslaughter
• Homeless man remembered: “He would defend you to his death”
• Burning truck in Valpo parking lot leads police to dead man
• Law and Order
• Law & Order
• Lake Station man wins Camaro with Hoosier Lottery ticket
• Lake County Council considers wheel tax to fix roads
• Man convicted of carjacking, killing Valpo man in Chicago
• Marquette Park ready for renovation
• Fire damages Hobart apartment building
• Porter County court report - Friday
• Wheelchair bandit, accomplice charged in burglary
• Lincoln’s death recalled in Whitman poem
• Valpo could waive builing fees
• Man pleads to dealing drugs
• Cops indicted for drug trafficking, weapons
• Gary man who lost eye after police beating gets $850,000
• Gary woman accused of tire iron attack
• Get Up and Go!
• Daniels backs $150M boost for schools, all-day kindergarten
• Briefly in Porter County
• Jury awards $1 million for beating by Gary police
• DIY TV show features Hammond couple on Saturday
• More layoff notices for Crown Point school employees
• Valpo sixth-grader handcuffed over spilled milk
• Lost steel coil snarls interstate ramp
• Indiana Dunes resident still refuses to move out
• Gary Sanitary denies charges it broke the law with water testing
• Lake Station man wins Camaro with Hoosier Lottery scratch-off ticket
• Hobart mayoral hopefuls slug it out over issues
• Today’s obituaries
• Merit slection of all Lake Superior Court judges awaits gov’s signature
• Valpo wins fed grants for school paths
• Law and Order - Porter County
• House passes budget with $38 billion in cuts
• Portage man dies in rush hour Borman crash
• Charges filed in 4 cold-case killings
• Budget-cutting plan to get Congress vote today
• Fatality ties up westbound Borman
• Today’s obituaries
• Plainfield man found dead in Gary
• Crown Point hands layoff notices to 48 teachers
• New traffic signal part of $6M Broadway project
• Dems say redistrict plan favors GOP
• Daniels: Immigration should focus on employers, not police
• Senate panel approves anti-abortion proposal
• Cocaine case dropped, now man faces illegal immigration charge
• Valpo handyman gets 10 years for break-ins
• Merrillville council member threatened, told to leave primary race
• No relief for Gary taxpayers as state lifts caps
• Crown Point Sportsplex work bids coming in lower than expected
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Law and Order
• Webster parents flunk parking, get tickets
• Crown Point schools send layoff notices to 48 teachers
• Gary mayor says no deal on jobs with Freeman-Wilson
• Election news
• Porter County residents vexed by tax bills
• Porter County needs more 911 dispatchers
• Lake County briefs
• Obama eyes $4 billion in cuts; rollback of tax cuts for rich
• Text of Obama’s speech on the budget
• Illinois man who admitted guilt in testing scam attempts to take it back
• INDOT Broadway open house tonight
• Today’s obituaries
• White recuses self from recount
• No space shuttle for Adler, but space-flight simulator on its way
• Lake County Council rejects state’s Little Cal funding plan
• Shuttle astronaut visit thrills starry-eyed kids
• Gov’s plan to ease prison overcrowding appears dead
• Gary mayor race heats up, Clay backs Freeman-Wilson
• Hatcher fires back at Freeman-Wilson
• Man sentenced in deadly shootout over mistress
• INDOT, Ameristar begin Cline rebuild plan
• Law and Order
• Lake County council united in opposition to state’s Little Cal funding plan
• Valpo may tweak ethics ordinance
• Indiana Dunes, Porter hospital team up for get-healthy program
• Senate passes charter expansion bill
• Ind. panel OKs criminal checks on medical workers
• Police: Teens’ assault victim is special needs student
• High gas prices mean more riders NWI buses, trains
• Gary Cop, suspect differ on pursuit, alleged beating
• Valpo school report on website Friday
• Doc who admitted guilt in testing scam attempts to take it back
• Man who had 100 pot plants gets 15 months’ prison time
• Law and Order — Porter County
• C.P. OKs $25K for sportsplex
• Clay to announce mayoral race endorsement
• Baby Seth’s surgery delayed
• White House: Obama regrets vote against raising debt limit
• Libyan rebels reject cease-fire proposal
• Ivory Coast standoff ends with capture of strongman
• Pickup destroyed in hauler fire
• Feds sue nose doctor for 401(k) violations
• VU sizzles with cool jazz
• Redistricting proposal puts squeeze on Donnelly
• Gary Airport waits for RDA grant to come through
• Despite lockout, Indy gears up for Super Bowl
• Law and Order
• Donnelly’s job could be in jeopardy
• Dems lash out at GOP redistrict plan
• Civil War had ties to Lake, Porter counties
• Hammond addict admits to stabbing elderly man
• Schererville man, 23, killed in accident
• EC woman charged with driving into people at yard sale
• Amendment aims to keep students from poor teachers
• Bankruptcy bill aired in House, no vote
• Hobart kicks off Week of Young Child
• Trial begins in case accusing Portage Police of excessive force
• Cop accused of drunk driving resigns from force
• Dogs give kids quake tips
• Teen girls held in sex attack
• Homeschooled teens creating their own prom
• Today’s obituaries
• NIPSCO CEO gets pay raise
• Interfaith conference puts accent on tolerance
• Warm welcome for statue
• $10 million library upgrade slated for summer
• Cold case of week - Malcolm Davis
• Cedar Lake seeks pay raise for police officers
• Obama, Boehner each earn wins in budget
• World Trade Center beams arrive for Indy memorial
• Reader tires of mail-order runarounds
• Charges filed in shooting
• Dem cite Lincoln’s window escape as boycott continues
• Pro-Planned Parenthood rally draws 500 to Statehouse steps
• Indiana tea partiers at odds over Senate candidate
• Volunteers pick up trash in Portage
• Gary mayor forged a political legacy
• First ladies featured at library foundation fundraiser
• Camp’s former bathhouse gets crafty new look
• Analysis: Shutdown politics test Obama leadership
• Obama remarks on budget
• Shutdown avoided, White House, Congress cheer deal
• Rolled-over semitrailer blocks interstate ramp during rush hour
• Law & Order
• Gary’s next mayor likely a woman — Hatcher or Freeman-Wilson
• Woman high on drugs, booze saved by cop
• Indiana lawmakers advancing anti-abortion bill
• Electric day as IBEW unveils center
• Blessed Virgin statue stirs up St. John neighbors
• Law and Order
• Gary’s next mayor likely a woman — Ragen Hatcher or Karen Freeman-Wilson?
• Rudy Clay timeline
• Clay drops out of race
• Rudy Clay has cancer, drops out of Gary mayor race
• Planned Parenthood, abortion and the budget fight
• Residents react to Gary Mayor Clay’s cancer diagnosis
• Law & Order — Porter County
• Law and Order
• Three vying for two at-large spots on Portage city council
• Get Up and Go!
• Time running short as government shutdown nears
• Gary man shot dead
• Murder charge in Kocsis homicide
• Utility customers blast NIPSCO's 'disgusting' rate hike
• House speaker questions immigration crackdown
• Judge sends election dispute back to recount panel
• Obama cancels visit Indiana visit
• BP air permit slightly revised
• Higher learning center coming to Portage
• Lake County judges want to use money to feed jurors
• PUC gets new chancellor
• Event designed to raise awareness of sexual assault
• Customers welcome Marshall’s to Gary
• Hobart senior center wins Legacy grant
• Law and Order
• Feds seek stiffer penalty for Camacho in corruption scheme with Pabey
• Man gets 37 months in scrap-stealing scheme
• Baby Seth to get life-saving surgery in May
• Law and Order — Porter County
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Another strong quake rattles tsunami-ravaged Japan
• Law and order, Gary
• Obama: Progress, but no deal to avert shutdown
• If federal government shuts down, so does Lakeshore
• Shutdown could affect Cherry Blossom parade in DC
• Man arrested for dealing pot
• Today’s obituaries
• State tax caps come with a cost
• PUC shows off its problem-solving skills
• Lowell chief, patrol officer receive awards
• PUC, Hammond team to develop sports complex
• Senate panel votes down proposed smoking ban
• Job prospects brighter at IUN job fair
• Valparaiso looks at changing population
• Man pleads to moving body in 10-year-old case
• Gary firefighters stretched thin
• Michigan City Sanitary wants insurance company to pay its legal defense costs
• Dying doctor still alive as trial approaches
• Gary board frets over road closure
• Law and Order
• Portage mayor critical of bridge closings
• Gary street work begins
• Informant leads police to grower’s 200 pot plants
• Get Up and Go!
• African leader won’t leave
• ‘Honeybee’ case closed
• Portage teachers get some help in their protest of legislation
• ‘Biggest Loser’ loses Valparaiso woman
• Obama presses Congress to avoid shutdown
• Daniels plans DC speech on education
• House committee nixes changes to scholarships
• Indiana Senate panel sets Wednesday vote on smoking ban
• 3 Gary firefighters injured in blaze
• Schererville president’s letter draws fire
• Woman killed in Gary was kind, friendly, family says
• Porter County to get new shelter director
• Porter County 911 needs overhaul
• Color them helpful
• Bar Association gives high marks to Schererville, Gary judges
• Jaracz named Hobart assistant fire chief
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Gary to learn budget fate April 13
• Feds argue man should still have to pay for child porn victim’s care
• Voting machine screens missing Hammond city council candidate’s name
• Highland Elementary Honor Roll
• GOP budget takes aim at Medicare, skirts Social Security
• Panel backs bill on tracking meth ingredients
• Changes to 21st Century Scholars program in limbo
• Today’s obituaries
• Police check possible BB shots
• No new leads in missing doctor case
• Janiec fights to get back on ballot
• Hatcher backs wind power for Gary
• Gas price spikes again
• Bowles: Life goes on in Tokyo
• Program design to help educate the uninsured
• Teen, 15, shot to death
• Elderly man died of smoke inhalation
• Lasers pointed at sheriff’s helicopters dangerous, illegal
• Dead woman identified as Griffith resident
• Woman arrested after flashing pub patrons
• Law & Order — Porter County
• Get up and go!
• Bowles: Live goes on in Tokyo
• GOP 2012 budget to make $4 trillion-plus in cuts
• deck in here and here to and here and here
• Jon Seidel: Levee maintenance bill taps casino funds
• Jerry Davich: 2 stirring sides of the lives of teens
• Gary man, 91, found dead
• Portage mayoral hopefuls sound off
• Income tax plan hinges on Ind. budget hurdles
• Levee maintenance bill taps casino funds
• Restaurants eager to meet demand for local food
• Lake Co. GOP gets Pence’s pep talk
• Senior victimized by ‘lottery’ scam
• Riley in Indy home away from home for some region families
• 50 surgeries later, burn victim making progress
• State’s young scientists converge at Purdue Cal
• Gary man dies in Aetna crash
• Softball team touches bases for Colin
• VU’s Heritage Hall reborn
• Woman’s body found at Riley School in Gary
• Diversity summit coming to VU Wednesday
• Walk to fight child abuse draws about 100 people
• Cedar Lake OKs Lighthouse requests
• Few new details in case of missing doctor
• Briefly
• Gary houses put on National Register of Historic Places
• Rescued Porter County animals taken to vet, quarantined at shelter
• Man convicted in quadruple homicide case could be set free
• Early voting begins Monday in Lake, Porter counties
• How they voted
• State now holds keys to proposed local fire districts
• Portage man admits to fatal shooting
• Law and Order
• Four charged in tax return scam
• Organization wants to empower parents
• Garden convention coming to Merrillville
• Broadway corridor improvements in Crown Point include resurfacing, new intersections
• Comments welcome on South Haven sewer rate increase
• Get Up and Go!
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• Man who exposed himself gets mental health sentence
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• Couple endured rocky divorce
• Wind energy picks up speed
• Crown Point OKs fire district plan
• Gary mayoral hopefuls speak out on issues
• Indiana woman accused of throwing dog from moving car
• Animals taken from trailer
• Dems caucus, stall business at Statehouse
• EC,PUC teams in NASA moonbuggy race today
• Jury convicts Gary man, 21
• Gary man gets 16-month sentence
• Janiec off ballot, will appeal
• Plea deals reached in cockfight case
• Today’s obituaries
• Gateway Plan on hold in Porter
• South Shore outages begin Saturday
• Kirkpatrick to host Lakeshore Focus
• hhgregg moving into former Hobart Circuit City spot
• Get up and go!
• Evidence used in United Water indictment beginning to trickle out
• House leader expects boycott fines to stand
• Dems return to House for afternoon session
• House backs GOP state budget plan
• Labor bills targeted in Dem boycott pass House
• State backs off plan to freeze Montalvo’s assets
• Today’s obituaries
• Missing doc’s ex-husband says he hopes she’s safe
• Domestic abuse victims share their stories
• Police discover cocaine during I-94 traffic stop
• Valpo Legion honors Vietnam vets
• Judge: Janiec must give up school board seat to make mayoral run
• Law and Order - Porter County
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• Michigan and Indiana bank robber admits to 12 capers
• Free HIV testing available at Planned Parenthood Friday
• Casino offers millions to help rebuild Cline bridge
• Corrections
• Disney named Mishawaka school chief
• Charter school fails to produce records for audit
• Lake County assessor talks about first 3 months on the job
• Easily caught Valpo bank robber admits guilt in court
• Merrillville man admits to dealing pot
• Advocates: Indiana can lead in school reform
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• Missing doc’s ex-husband hopes she’s safe
• Former astronaut at kids’ science expo next week
• Today’s obituaries
• Feds: Harris Sr.’s attorneys gave good counsel
• New location for Gary Planned Parenthood opens Wednesday
• Judge will rule on Janiec appeal to election board by Friday
• Gary’s main library closing
• Law and Order - Porter County
• 11 arrested at drinking party
• Gary man accused of home invasion, kidnapping in Glencoe
• Gary mayoral forum Thursday
• $2.9 million project to deter rust on U.S. 12 bridge
• Primary candidates’ views online
• Lowe returned to ballot for Gary mayor race
• Correction
• Chipotle Mexican Grill coming to Valpo
• Merrillville man charged with raping teen girl
• Merrillville doctor wants to withdraw plea on unnecessary prescriptions
• Obama’s Libya policy blasted by GOP 2012 hopefuls
• Senate OKs amendment banning gay marriage
• Tri-Creek Fire unit closer to reality
• Max the dog found in Crown Point
• Today’s obituaries
• Multiple leads in missing doc case
• Obama on Libya: ‘We have a responsibility to act’
• Racial hiring case against retailer a class action
• Lake Station woman charged with blackmail
• Dems expected to return to Indy
• Hammond mayoral candidate Janiec may still be on ballot
• Convicted rapist’s appeal heard at VU School of Law
• Dems return to cheers from unions
• Injured walker was intoxicated
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Quickly’s Neighbors, March 29
• Passenger injured; driver charged in accident
• Pair arrested after standoff
• Today’s obituaries
• Community turns out to say thanks to soldier
• Gary cold case of the week
• Whiting ballpark relocation a home run for lakefront development
• Highland, Munster police search for missing doc
• Refund for security equipment vanishes
• Prosecutors buck cuts in prison costs
• Suspect caught in Gary after chase
• Munster doc missing
• Big Sell participants seek big deal for their big break
• Fire territory wrangling hits deadline
• Today’s obituaries
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• New wind company looks at Lake County
• Appellate court allows child porn victims to collect restitution without clear cause
• State makes pitch in Pastrick bankruptcy
• Redistricting process draws questions, ideas
• Rescued dog bolts from foster home
• Native of Japan shares story of quake, culture
• Law and Order- Porter County
• Gary man acquitted in drug case
• Swearing at judge gets inmate more time behind bars
• Family will collect $28 million of judgment from insurance company
• Fight over pot deal that lead to man’s death means 10 years for shooter
• Man sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Knox company to add welder jobs
• Stern test for hiring rule
• U.S. Marshal praised at his swearing-in ceremony
• High speed rail group still seeking growth
• Hatcher cites campaign planks, website
• Man sentenced for using clients’ money for himself
• Lawyers aiding seniors Saturday
• Lake briefs
• Hobart incumbents endorsed
• NICTD updates Westlake corridor study
• Hammond mayoral candidate to make case to stay on ballot
• Get up and go!
• Work under way on 61st Avenue project
• Police question teen about school shooting
• St. John roundabouts could get bigger
• Dangerous breach suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Today’s obituaries
• NIPSCO rate plan goes public
• Law and Order
• St. Bridget School confronts closure
• Big ideas compete at Big Sell
• Payment of any punitive damages far from assured
• Truckers fear gas siphoning as prices rise
• No more talks set on ending Dem boycott of House
• Motorist chases BB shooter, suspect disappears
• Today’s obituaries
• Mortgage fraud defendant pleads guilty, will testify for feds
• Hoops, Lutheran-style at VU
• Janiec makes case to get back on Hammond ballot
• Hoosier Dems still calling Urbana home
• Marshalls opening in Gary April 7
• Porter County briefs
• Bail denied in murder case
• Law and Order — Porter County
• Big ideas to compete at Big Sell
• Labor movement has roots in Gary
• Valpo bar fight leaves man injured
• Miller rail work closing Old Hobart Road
• Today’s obituaries
• EC library board addresses audit issues
• Prisoner’s family requests early release
• Man charged in DUI fatality
• Worksite wellness programs benefit employers, employees
• Gay marriage ban advances
• Fines continue; Bosma says boycott new national record
• Briefly in Lake County
• Wave of anti-abortion bills advance in the states
• Smoke ban on hold in Senate, no vote taken
• House hearings continue
• Collier Lodge dig volunteers needed
• Dem fines continue; Bosma says boycott a new national record
• Hobart man charged in fatal DUI crash
• Sheriff wants new phone company for jail
• Prisoner’s family requests her early release instead of transfer
• Tire repair business won’t open
• Felon accused of kidnapping own daughter
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Gary may have to ask employees for more concessions
• Miller rail work closing Old Hobart Road
• Porter County briefly
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• Concern in Tokyo over radiation in tap water
• Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79
• Bennett touts charters for ‘children in Gary’
• Porter County Council set sights on next year’s reassessment
• Lake briefs
• Group spreads the word on redistricting
• Merrillville EMTs win jury trial for overtime pay
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• Bluesman ‘Pinetop’ Perkins remembered
• Sheriff takes over animal control
• Child porn victim makes case for $1.2 million in restitution
• State moves to freeze Montalvo’s assets
• Microbreweries could be capped out
• Law and Order — Porter County
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• Gov’t reform bills clear Senate; House adjourns without quorum
• First ship en route to Ports of Indiana
• Prisoner died after swallowing bag of cocaine
• Insurance companies question homeowners’ damage claims
• Suit claims owner stole from retirement fund
• Show car recovered in Hobart barn, man charged
• Farmers balk at fire tax
• Gas pipeline work now under way
• Mobile food pantry starts Monday
• Lake briefsS
• Misspelled name leads to identity theft charge
• NIRPC ranks project plans
• Jury says former town employees owed back pay
• Daniels inks book deal
• Gary man, 19, arrested at prison
• Lakeshore park news
• Anti-aircraft fire, explosions echo in Tripoli
• 2 NWI men are suspects in Illinois home invasion drama
• Jail death heart-related
• Military action draws skepticism
• Political parties target boycott
• Weigh in on redistricting maps this week
• Smoke-ban bill poised to move closer to Senate vote
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• Local food growers, buyers network
• Man arrested at kiddie party faces abduction charge
• Gary Planned Parenthood on the move
• Weinberger defense says Barnes treated appropriately
• Pair arrested for drugs after I-65 traffic stop
• Jail ordered after new OWI arrest
• Clay: keep postal sorting operation in Gary
• Woman raped by masked man in Cedar Lake
• Hospitalized teens facing charges
• Former deputy coroner charged with prescription fraud
• Gunfire erupts at Portage Hardees
• Fight ends dodgeball tourney game
• No witness, rape trial canceled
• Million-dollar memories for Gary youth group
• John Bowles: Dispatch from Tokyo
• Autopsy Monday for man found dead in LaPorte jail
• Japan’s disaster toll rises with 18,000 deaths
• Porter County cop has radar eye
• Top speeding ticket writer: “I like to be nice.”
• Portage man’s rape trial scheduled to begin
• Autopsy Monday for man found dead LaPorte jail
• Dad arrested at birthday party
• Jon Seidel: ‘Bankruptcy avoidance’ bill on to-do list
• Marshals seek Gary man
• Gates: US expects to hand off Libya lead in ‘days’
• Chavez condemns Libya airstrikes as ‘madness’
• Today’s obituaries
• Star Serenaders band member Banina dies
• ‘Bankruptcy avoidance’ bill on to-do list
• GOP, Dems ponder political fallout of boycott
• Redistricting hearings include Crown Point
• Lucy and the Mertzes scam the scammer
• Speeding tickets: What you’ve always wanted to know
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Budding scientists tout projects at Science Fair
• Health fair focus is fitness
• Students to debate off-shore drilling Monday
• Clark Road closes for pipeline repairs
• Japan cites radiation in food; death toll tops 7,300
• Japan cites radiation in milk, spinach near plant
• Labor in full roar again, but it’s not the same
• Former Gary woman charged in kids’ death
• Music provides comfort for Japanese visitors at VU
• Scientists lack complete answers on radiation risk
• Former Gary woman charged in death of children in Georgia
• Federal court briefs
• Porter County briefs
• Tallian: lawmakers targeting aid for business
• Election briefs
• Man found dead on Gary’s west side
• Local agencies tell how to donate to Japan relief efforts
• Japanese fend for themselves as aid trickles in
• James Tyree’s death ruled accident from air embolism, autopsy shows
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Suspect interviewed in BB shootings
• Get up and go!
• Education heavyweight to appear at charter school event
• Bones broken, but candidate vows to bite back
• Japan raises severity of nuclear accident
• Sun-Times Media, Mesirow chief hailed for ‘life well-lived’
• Bones broken, but candidate vow to bite back
• Marshalls to open at Gary’s Village Shopping Center
• GOP leaders say they’ll move on without Dems
• aniels: End of House boycott talks necessary
• Dog found near death on street in Portage
• State “disappointed” at Roosevelt progress
• Ameristar gets June deadline for agreement
• Mayors take a shaving to fight childhood cancer
• Local food growers, buyers to meet Monday
• ‘Nose Doc’ pleads Fifth
• New trial ordered for men convicted of 2000 gun store homicide
• Planning group hopes for growth in area cities
• Gary airport gets $5M more for expansion
• Science fair coming to VU Saturday
• Get up and go!
• Officials: Japan crisis may last weeks, no danger to US
• Get up and go!
• Fines boosted to $350 for missing House Dems
• Hope for missing fades in Japan; elderly hard-hit
• Sun-Times Media chairman loses battle with stomach cancer at 53
• Kouts man given 21 years for meth
• Motorists report new BB shootings
• One Gary council candidate makes it back on the ballot
• Local candidates’ campaign finances now online
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Groups trade cash to get results
• Hammond says apartment fee differential is legal
• Tillema cousin charged with misdemeanor OWI
• Shawn Barnes: I don’t have anyone to go home to
• Japan disaster could impact local car dealers
• Rogers pushes charter bill revamp
• GOP wants law to ban walkouts
• Embezzlers will pay, spend time in jail
• Ex-employee claims harassment on account of race, disability
• Lake briefs
• Get up and go!
• Jackson tribute festivals coming this summer
• Gary board favors costlier contract
• Hobart police on the move to new home
• New power line gives hope to Japan nuke workers
• Gay marriage ban amendment worries Hoosier companies
• EC native in Tokyo says there’s no panic
• More governments advising citizens to leave Tokyo
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Quickly, March 16
• Jurors hear evidence in 2009 fatal shooting
• Unions rally against right-to-work bill
• Committee plans vote on charter school bill
• Valparaiso mother voted off ‘Biggest Loser’
• Lawyers lay out their cases in ‘Nose Doc’ trial
• Dead dog found in bag in Lowell
• Dog survives hit-and-run thanks to truck driver, animal control officer
• Portage man sentenced in reckless shooting
• Indiana rethinking nuclear energy plans
• GOP ‘evaluating strategies’ as Dem boycott continues
• Cell phone driving bill clears Senate
• Major crime down in Porter County
• Gary woman, 23, gets plea deal
• Police dog tracks down alleged drunk driver
• Law and Order - Porter County
• Mayors talk about budget cuts, goals
• Valpo residents could get rain gardens, rain barrels
• Gary mayoral forum on Saturday
• Head-on crash injures three, driver arrested
• Gary man gets 20 years in break-in
• Parolee charged in attack on woman
• Four charged in Gary assault
• Japan, world watch as radiation spreads
• Fears of health risks rise amid Japan crisis
• ND blamed in student death
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Gas price spike squeezes agencies, municipalities
• Jury selected for Weinberger medical malpractice trial
• Mutka: E.C. native ‘all shook up’ in Tokyo
• Senate leader won’t help end House standoff
• Hundreds protest amendment to ban gay marriage
• Health risk seen as low in Japan nuke scare so far
• Tide of bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Strength of deadly Japan quake increased to 9.0
• E.C. native ‘all shook up’ in Tokyo
• State looks at banning cell phone use while driving
• Indiana Senate leader won’t help end House standoff
• Portage teachers plan April 5 rally
• Federal Courts round-up
• Gary airport will pay city for firefighters
• 11 years for man who had child porn
• Man’s attention to teen could make him a sex offender
• EMTs suit against Merrillville goes to trial
• Critics of amendment banning gay marriage to rally
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• Big East gives new-look NCAA tournament a familiar feel
• Jon Seidel: Democrats pledge to pay back expense allowance
• Recommendation to shrinking cities: Think small
• Japan nuclear crisis intensifies; 180,000 flee area
• Plan would boost federal funding for local police
• Democrats pledge to pay back expense allowance
• GOP taking wide swipe at Hoosier unions
• SWAT team called; woman, 31, arrested
• In Japan plant, frantic efforts to avoid meltdown
• Japan races to avert multiple nuclear meltdowns
• How they voted
• Today’s obituaries
• Marching with precision
• State website lacks spending data
• Police quota system called into question
• Right formula for scientists
• Calumet SNAP offers help with neutering dogs
• Japanese survey earthquake devastation
• White enters not-guilty plea on vote fraud charge
• Report: Air toxics risk less in state
• Man guilty in killing at Winfield tavern
• Scenes of destruction after Japan’s tsunami, quake
• California, Oregon sustain most U.S. tsunami damage
• Gary, Majestic Star, could reach agreement within days
• Report: Indiana less at risk from air toxics
• Missing Portage woman’s body found
• Ethics training is a first step toward better government, speaker says
• NWI residents have ties to Japan; others are in Hawaii
• Get up and go!
• Defense, prosecution spar over child porn possessor’s sentence
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• The world’s strongest earthquakes and tsunamis
• Japan quake ranks as 5th largest since 1900
• Southern California surfers await tsunami ride
• SoCal coast under tsunami advisory
• Tsunami waves hit Oregon coast after sweeping Hawaii
• Hundreds killed as 8.9 earthquake, tsunami rock Japan
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Gateway plan moving forward
• Polk St. vehicles vandalized
• Midtown drug sting yields three arrests
• Wisconsin vote could lead to counterattack
• Teachers face discipline for peek at ISTEP exam
• Ideas aplenty at Home and Garden Show
• Accused priest Emerson files for bankruptcy protection
• Union members protest GOP bills; cite threat to middle class
• Judges denies kidnapper’s request for less time
• Valpo puts curfew on diners
• Get up and go!
• Illinois clears death row, ends capital punishment
• Convicted serial killer took lives of 2 Hammond women
• Split verdict in molesting trial
• Fire territory ordinance spurs more questions
• Administrative judge grants stay on ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor pollution monitoring
• Woman charged in neglect of 17 dogs surrenders to cops
• Senate panel considers plan to expand charters
• Today’s obituaries
• Wisconsin GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• 20 acts set for Portage High show
• Spaniels’ Carl Rainge dies at 74
• Jury still out in molest trial
• Law and Order
• Good Fellas seeks outdoor dining permit
• Furlough days could be in Merrillville future
• Dem mayors breakfast Tuesday
• Valpo plans spring clean-up
• Ben Franklin students present blues concert on Friday
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• Correction
• GOP, Dem impasse continues as chamber adjourns for the week
• Dems host town hall meeting tonight
• Valpo mom, daughter continue ‘losing’ ways
• Today’s obituaries
• Prosecutors seek investigation of Indiana Secretary of State
• 28 NWI schools earn Four Star rank
• Daniels ‘quarterback of a national mission’
• Porter County crime news
• Law and Order
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• Planning group reform bill stalls
• Batistatos calls for convention center, consolidation
• Elgin backing Ragen Hatcher for mayor
• Woman charged with misdemeanor after animal welfare raid
• Accused killer seeking bail
• Lake Council condemns anti-union legislation
• New forecast to reflect census data
• Another ‘fine’ day at Statehouse
• Flaky February hurts casinos
• Second trial begins in molest case
• Exhibitors sought for Jasper Home Builders Expo
• 28 NWI school earn Four Star rank
• Man nabbed selling meth near Kyle Elementary
• Child porn victim asking for more money from offender
• EPA proposes adding Gary Landfill to Superfund list
• Suit against Highland for 2006 floods can continue
• Labor rally Thursday in Indy
• Correction
• Federal court briefs
• Unions heading to Statehouse for rally on Thursday
• Crown Point Council OKs athletic facility
• Hammond mayor touts city’s Census data
• Absentee primary voting opens April 4
• Walk-out to cost Democrats $250 a day
• Portage man arrested with heroin
• Driver in fatal crash allegedly had smoked pot
• Five Gary mayor candidates ousted by election board
• Trustee backing Ragen Hatcher for mayor
• Woman saved by cops high on drugs, booze
• Police dog takes bite out of crime
• Court does turnaround on Pastrick bankruptcy filing
• $3.5 million award could be record
• NIPSCO settles with NLMK Indiana
• Silver Spoon wins initial OK
• Murder suspect faces new charges
• Man killed pleaded guilty in 2003 homicide
• Porter County court news
• Hobart news briefs
• Police nab man after stolen car chase
• House Dems continue holdout; want compromise
• Charges filed in Borman shooting
• Daniels wins Oregon straw poll
• Teen, boy hurt in hit-run
• Cedar Lake woman, 21, dies in crash
• Today’s obituaries
• Victim ID'd in 20-year-old murder
• Seidel: General Assembly standoff solution elusive
• Teibel park will be unique in Schererville
• Author blames mismanagement, not unions for ills
• Appeals court backs ruling on alcohol permits
• St. Anthony’s celebrates opening of neonatal unit
• Online learning extends classroom
• Cedar Lake parks changes create stir
• Chesterton to revisit smoke ban
• Quickly Neighbors, March 7
• Lowell woman faces numerous charges in abuse of her animals
• Gary man arrested after standoff at home
• Heroin suspected in Dyer man’s death
• Ruling leaves rocky RDA marriage intact
• For a fee, you can skip the wait in ER
• Lots of ideas at annual home show
• Spelling bee top placers win again
• Vote-center balloting now option with new state law
• Civil rights spirit reborn in Freedom School
• Searchers look for missing Portage woman
• Chew on this: Food prices go up while economy sputters
• Hobart, Lake Station without power for about an hour
• 33-foot Our Lady statue finds permanent home in St. John
• Judy Griffin, Coached Baton Twirling
• Expert eyes possible White defensive strategies
• Indiana officials probe leak of ISTEP question
• Two council members escorted out of EC Central
• Parents want school bill answers
• Law and Order
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• Today’s obituaries
• Officer performs CPR on suspected drunken driver
• Dogs removed from squalor, owner living in car
• Banta Feeds gears up for new season
• Valpo restaurants eye liquor licenses
• Project closing Calumet ramp
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• Indicted official resists calls to step down
• Today’s obituaries
• Attorneys compete to help feed hungry
• Secretary of State Charlie White charged with voter fraud
• Cockfighting defendants appear in court
• Gary residents skeptic about U.S. Steel spray system
• IDEM chief says sewer overflow solution decades away
• Hobart dam project moving ahead
• Lake County tax bills to be due in June
• Valpo man guilty in molest trial
• Law and Order — Porter County
• Law and Order
• Dems face daily $250 fines if they don’t return, starting Monday
• Secretary of State indicted on 7 counts including vote fraud
• Secretary of State indicted
• Clay rallies support for post office
• Get up and go!
• Search of Gary home brings drugs, cache of weapons
• Veteran activist dies at age 86
• Tempers cool off at fire district meeting in C.P.
• Snededor says Hobart in good financial shape
• Three men caught with $1 million worth of heroin
• Daniels: Indiana impasse may preclude White House run
• No deal reached in House stalemate; Bauer heads back to Illinois
• Appeals court: Porter County cannot withdraw from RDA
• Accused molester’s re-trial begins
• Law and Order
• Portage police news
• Pomp and circumstance will come later this year
• Gary man charged in Lake Station shooting
• Sewer backup floods Chesterton clerk’s office
• U.S. Steel will explain plan at public meeting
• Portage museum opens Friday
• Workforce Development gets new home
• Portage partnership takes aims at drugs
• Mayor keeping workers on the run
• Teen dies at Porter County Juvenile Center
• Congress could cut Pell grants
• Get up and go!
• Connecting with helpers
• Primary election briefs
• Breyfogle sale final, development coming to Crown Point
• ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor appeals wastewater permit
• It's a dog's life with Lucy
• Sparks fly in fire talks
• NiSource chief: NIPSCO underinvestment explains proposed rate increase
• ‘Biggest Loser’ duo clears another week
• Law and Order
• Group wants to stop Hammond from increasing rental inspection fees
• Enforcement of texting-while-driving bill debated
• GOP leader could fine renegade Democrats
• Education forum Friday relies on Skype
• Evaluation says man who had child porn is low-risk
• Mail processing could shift from Gary to South Bend
• Temporary workers to aid Porter assessor
• Today’s obituaries
• Indiana counties deal with storm aftermath
• Law and Order
• Breyfogle sale final, development coming
• Borman lanes open up
• Teachers protest education chief’s appearance at forum
• Bennett says reforms will make public education better
• Study: New state rules lead to fewer teen crashes
• 5 face felony meth charges
• RBA staff to explore ‘doomsday scenario’
• Meyer named chief probation officer in Porter County
• Actor stumps for mayoral candidate, black history
• NiSource CEO grilled at NIPSCO rate hearing
• Police nab 33 at underage drinking party
• Law and Order
• Police use stun gun on man accused of hurting dog
• Porter County crime news
• EC library director owes state for trips
• Two candidates challenged due to school board seats
• Visclosky: keep Gary postal center open
• Scripps Spell Bee district competition takes place Saturday
• Police looking for missing Portage woman
• Lake briefs
• Drunken driving initiative to start
• Actor urges solidarity for Indiana protesters
• Meth lab near Lowell busted
• Sensitive teeth? Dentists get new tool to help
• Marshals seek Gary man
• Flood warning for Kankakee River
• Police, medical personnel learn about addiction
• Cold case of the week
• Unsolved homicides stay fresh in minds of cops
• Bailly activists weigh in on nuclear bill
• 76 arrested in raid on cockfighting ring
• Assembly stuck in neutral
• Daniels ‘disappointed’ by township overhaul defeat
• Catch spring fever at outdoor show
• Community health centers a safety net for urban populations
• ‘Lots of unusual things’ at antique show
• Rogue Dems grateful for public support
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• PEDCO has new executive director
• Agency will stream RBA meetings
• Today’s obituaries
• Protesters rail against immigration bill
• State tries to nab local tax funding
• Fourth Friday event in C.P. features arts
• EPA has applications for Great Lakes grants
• Native of Egypt looks forward to return
• Parents: do your homework on issues
• High school program offers college credit
• Urban League president stumps for jobs
• Valpo teacher attacked by student
• Hoosier Dems won’t leave Land of Lincoln
• Jury awards family $30 million in 2001 drowning of boy
• Seaton BMV case likely to be deferred
• Law and Order
• Law and Order
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• Snow causes school delays
• This snowfall could set record in Chicago
• Region gasoline prices increasing
• Wellness, prevention key to cutting health-care costs
• Taltree names new president
• U.S. Senate candidate brings his campaign to NWI
• Paddlers eyeing water trail
• GOP, Dems ‘longer apart’ as hotel session continues
• High-speed rail touted for potential job growth
• Clay: Gary won’t file bankruptcy
• 4 years for robbery
• Bus harassment lawsuit moves to fed court
• Lawsuit may finally end as court case wraps up
• Musical honors 4 black women
• Get up and go!
• Suspect sought in Family Express robbery
• Two suspects arrested in Valpo armed robbery
• House adjourns; Bosma says Dems aren’t coming back this week
• Today’s obituaries
• Ind. official out of job after tweet
• Lawsuit alleges race bias
• Majority at meeting oppose proposed Tri-Creek fire territory
• Teachers, parents rally against education bill
• Man injuried in Portage house fire
• Man who survived Jasper County crash found guilty of DUI in another case
• Ballot order set by Lake County board
• Lawsuit against Hobart, sheriff transfers to fed courts
• County commissioners help Gary with dispatch funds
• Agency for disabled sued by former employee
• Gary parents working to improve schools
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• Teaching hospital would fill a need in Gary, region
• Senate leader: Labor bill was a mistake
• GOP leader says he won’t negotiate with absent Democrats
• Researcher: Grand Calumet River much healthier than data indicates
• Local mom, daughter hang on in 'The Biggest Loser' competition
• Right-to-work bill considered dead, as Democrats flee state
• IURC to hear first NIPSCO electric rate case Monday
• State treasurer to challenge Lugar for Senate
• Marci, Courtney not the real big losers this week
• State cops nab Borman shooter
• Democrat clarifies comment on Little Cal River levee fee
• Rahm Emanuel wins Chicago mayor race
• One killed, two injured in crash
• Long-time environmentalist dies
• Teachers, parents to rally in Valparaiso
• Court will decide how much man should pay child porn victim
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• Gary rep on the run in Illinois, Statehouse at stalemate
• Senate OKs Tallian’s marijuana study bill
• Wisconsin man killed, 2 others injured in crash
• Rail will be subject of Thursday meeting
• Two withdraw from Porter County races
• Dems still missing; Brown says ‘may very well be Wisconsin’
• Dem distrusts GOP, not Valpo rep
• Senate OKs bill limiting teacher contracts
• Evan Bayh, wife unhurt in New Zealand quake
• Accident closes northbound I-65 at Borman
• Gadhafi’s hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Gary mayoral candidate is eligible voter
• Icy conditions plague area motorists
• House Democrats step away
• Portage park board picks Coke over Pepsi
• Get update on Grand Calumet River cleanup at Tuesday meeting
• 16 withdraw from Lake County primary contests
• Man admits having sex with girl, 12
• Gary mayoral candidate iseligible voter
• Residents file against Falling Waters developers
• House committee OKs labor bill, 8-5
• State takes on nepotism, conflicts in bill
• Teaching hospital would fill a need in Gary
• City’s history, economic vitality chart course of residents’ health
• Cops seek road rage shooter
• Valparaiso crime news
• Soliday pulls back levee bill
• Metropolitan planning groups face new rules in Soliday bill
• Union members at Statehouse protest labor bill
• Union members protest labor bill
• American Legion tries to shore up membership
• Borman delays expected
• 3 Dems vie for Portage mayoral nomination
• AT&T’s Mexico Plan nearly wrecks trip
• Key levee bill floats amid flood of issues
• Area home builders hammer out merger
• Gary bus riders invited to public hearing on route changes
• Gary unit of Indiana National Guard deploys for Iraq
• Are charter schools making the grade?
• Separate the what from the how in marketing
• Dorm costs rising
• Bill would enlist teachers for suicide prevention
• Cities, counties to reassess after storms
• Gary teen shot dead
• Crash on Borman kills Chicago man
• Versatile banquet hall planned in Crown Point
• AA offers only miles for canceled flight
• How they voted
• Lawmakers put vote center bill on fast track
• Packed Gary mayor’s race features 15 candidates
• Long-serving employees celebrated at Methodist
• Road rage blamed in shooting
• Shooting mars game at Wallace
• Hammond fatal fire ruled an accident
• Knife-wielding man shot by officer serving a warrant
• Lawmakers warn Gary teachers of ‘attack on unions’ by Republicans
• Labor digs in to battle Right to Work effort
• Boil advisory issued for section of Newton, Jasper counties
• Get up and go!
• Costas unopposed, Velazquez has two challengers
• Attorney argues man shouldn’t have to pay victim
• Last day of filing for office yields new candidates
• Get up and go!
• Foes may have aided future ethanol plant
• Lowell will reconsider smoking ban Tuesday
• Man indicted in Valpo bank robbery
• Gary business expanding to India
• Cedar Lake moves forward on road repair
• 2 hurt in U.S. 30 crash
• GOP-led House panel OKs new budget proposal
• Judge delays Weinberger sentencing
• Family members claim share of Mega Millions prize
• Road rage blamed in shooting
• Balmy temperatures take a toll on snow
• IU singers entertain in Gary
• Gary, Whiting schools hit hardest
• Ethanol plant could get financing in two weeks
• Giordano’s files for bankrupcy protection
• Heroin’s toll hits home
• Little Cal taxing structure set up
• Target to open in old Carson’s
• Candidates file for Gary, Lake Station, Whiting mayor
• Steel workers want more stimulus funding
• Casino disclosure bill passes Senate
• Worker arrested in BB gun shooting
• Pair charged with January kidnapping
• Texting while driving bill passes Senate
• Marine welcomed home in Hammond
• Lodge to open time capsule Saturday
• Get up and go!
• Law and Order
• Law and Order
• Gary, Whiting schools face losses in GOP budget
• Panel OK’s pulling Planned Parenthood funding
• GOP senators leery on immigration crackdown
• Little Cal bill finds smooth sailing in House
• One I-65 lane remains closed after early morning crash
• Crash blocks I-65 lanes in Crown Point
• Former FBI evidence technician admits stealing $80,000 worth of evidence
• Collins convicted of manslaughter
• Michigan draws line on Asian carp
• Correction
• Gary church home to demonic movie
• Police academy funding bill goes to House
• Soliday, McDermott taxed over levee fees
• Gary police news
• Blizzard cost Gary $90,000
• Penalties discussed for cell phone-related driving accidents
• Bill opens door for referendum on public transportation funding
• Gary pitch for land-based casino dead in the water
• Searchers come up empty in search for missing woman
• EC man says conviction should be tossed
• Chicago men nabbed in 2006 Gary kidnapping
• Borders files for Ch. 11 bankruptcy protection; Hobart store to close
• Lake County events, news briefly
• Foes stall Indiana bill on child care ministries
• Push on to bar state’s Planned Parenthood contracts
• Lawmaker wants House vote on closing Chicago locks
• Warmth brings threat of flooding
• Valpo 'Loser' contestants lose lucky 13 to remain on show
• E. coli makes Hidden Lake risky
• Beating suspect faces new charge
• Lieske files for Gary mayoral run
• Law & Order
• House OKs amendment banning gay marriage
• GOP-led panel tweaks Daniels’ school voucher bill
• Billboards planned for Little Cal levee areas
• Pot penalty bill clears committee; headed for Senate
• Steelworkers rally against ‘pretty bad anti-worker agenda’
• Former EC worker alleges racial motive behind firing
• Former P-T reporter dies from fire
• Gary’s census drop surprises planners
• Gary to hold citizens’ police academy
• Suspect in assault faces gun charge
• Daniels’ school voucher bill amended
• Prison reform bill freed from Senate committee
• Ivy Tech grads get tuition break
• Murder suspect held after 20 years on run
• Bill would send taxpayer cash to private schools
• Correction
• Court: Harris led credit card fraud ring
• Republican enters the Gary mayoral race
• GOP cuts to budget would hurt local health clinics
• Steelworkers heading to Indy Tuesday
• Gary native Shaw dies; worked for Dems
• Bill would force sale of schools to charters
• Forum, state ask businesses if they are “Illinnoyed” by taxes
• Sentence for kidnapper reduced because he helped with case
• Nursing students will help test kids for lead
• Weather’s warmer, but roads are now the issue
• Workplace shooter gets 17 years
• Porter County police news
• Proposed federal cuts could hit NIPSCO customers
• Police arrest teen at VHS
• History on display
• Donation to St. Anthony
• Obama proposes $350 million for Great Lakes
• Steelworkers to voice labor concerns Tuesday
• Ed agenda draws ‘Kevorkian’ response from Dems
• College promotion group offers scholarships
• Bill would reduce tuition aid to veterans’ kids
• Lake County news briefs
• Warmup continues today
• Options for getting rid of junk mail
• HOW THEY VOTED
• Health-care officials rip Gary’s snow response
• Law and order
• Comfort zones no longer exist in business
• Acura set for M’ville
• Mantra for mascot wanna-be: Channel your inner ‘Rusty’
• Locals celebrate end of Mubarak’s regime
• House could vote on same-sex marriage amendment
• Young Egyptians in Indy celebrate Mubarak ouster
• Crown Point imam, a native of Egypt, joins in jubilation
• City suffers from chronic shortage of physicians
• Online love search requires discretion, and common sense
• Boom goes the dynamite, Cline ramp comes down
• Labor Day school start bill falters
• Poll shows support for immigration bill
• “Cholesterol” stumps spell finalist
• Kids enjoy day on ice
• Michigan finds no Asian carp in three rivers
• Township board government may have grim future
• New E.C. mayor will demand credibility
• Powers talks about garbage to ethanol
• Daniels calls debt new ‘red menace’
• Get up and go!
• Law and Order
• CP volunteers help Honduran islanders
• Clay will wait for Census appeal
• EPA says NIPSCO plant ponds in poor condition
• Porter County minority population growing fast
• Casino bill aimed at Lake County
• National park needs workers
• Charges filed against man who threatened nurse
• Author relives teen crush in ‘I Think I Love You’
• Egypt’s Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Mubarak exit sets off celebrations across Mideast
• Analysis: Fallout from Egypt being felt in region
• Daniels in Washington for CPAC conference
• 3 drivers cited in Borman pileup
• Man held for Griffith killing
• Shows will go on at Star Plaza after fire
• Lewis to headline VU Jazz Fest
• Methodist financial turnaround ‘remarkable’
• Residents speak out on future of Cline bridge
• Hobart planners OK slurry batch plant
• New Merrillville charter finds a home
• Biofuels summit has Lake link
• Rusted out; Clay says city has ‘many, many, many more people’
• Man shoots girlfriend, then attacks nurse at hospital
• Lawsuit claims firing was due to sexual orientation
• Cline Avenue state designation changed for trucks
• Gov dodges question about White House run
• New meeting time for Airport Authority
• Valpo readies downtown parking
• Valparaiso reaches third-coldest temperature on record
• Historic documents, photos on display
• Get up and go!
• PNC the right fit for marketing major
• State gets first look at census data
• McDermott to seek 3rd term
• Dozens line up on Indiana immigration proposal
• Little Calumet River levee funding advances
• Gary takes closer look at ‘Tyrell’
• Smoky blaze at Star Plaza sends audience out into the cold
• Ice dams form in wake of snowstorm
• City gives Jackson center more time — again
• Suspension bill gets Senate committee’s pardon
• Trash to ethanol industry to meet in Chicago
• Info sought on missing Indy woman
• Bill ties premarital class to fee increase
• Panel OKs bill saying life starts at conception
• Tips to save on your winter heating bills
• GET UP AND GO
• Business bustles at VU job fair
• Law & Order
• Dyer man charged in Illinois fed drug investigation
• AG Zoeller says immigration for feds, not state
• Commentary: The Scratching Post
• Teachers rally against GOP education plan
• Stayin’ alive on ‘Biggest Loser’
• Gary agrees to settle Houston case for $170K
• Law & Order, Feb. 9
• BRIEFLY
• Survey backs merit pay for state teachers
• Health care reform should improve services in Gary
• Coast Guard searches lakeshore for Indy woman
• Gary pays to settle Houston case
• Trustee makes plea to keep township government
• Senate approves bankruptcy bill for insolvent cities, towns
• Lake-effect snow stalls region traffic
• Get up and go!
• News from Benedictine University
• Law & Order, Feb. 8
• Law & Order, Feb. 8, Gary
• Law and order - Gary
• Law and order - Lake
• City ‘healing from economic injury’
• Blizzard to cost Crown Point $67K
• Porter sheriff announces job changes
• House passes bill to expand vote centers
• Budget plan likely next week
• Dual-credit courses gain in popularity
• Teachers set to rally at statehouse today
• Diabetes ‘scared me to death’
• Environmentalists push for Great Lakes Restoration funding
• Family farm celebrated for its 128-year history
• Powers of emergency manager defined in bill
• Adopt a pet
• POLICE NEWS
• Get up and go!
• Porter County sheriff announces job changes
• Crown Point student makes dean's list
• Get up and go!
• Welfare fixes being noticed
• Briefly
• Deal in works to sell school
• Indiana census data due this week
• Indiana Health Facts
• State ‘missing out’ on health funding
• Woman wins fight against obesity
• Packers win Super Bowl
• Bill would limit school referendum campaigns
• Report: Great Lakes can experience water shortages
• Improvements to welfare intake noticed
• Marketing investment leads to results
• Excise cop finds pot
• Grad student out to save historic school
• Shipwrecks float his boat
• ‘Glitch’ leads to overcharge by Allstate — 3 times
• Higher fares will hit Gary bus riders
• Health reform threatens funding for Methodist
• ER drama offers glimpse into Gary health system
• Center Founder Munsey, 80, dies
• Scary ER visits a matter of routine for staff
• ’Cats fans get jump on spring
• Family Christian Center founder dies
• No bankruptcy for Pastrick, court rules
• Clay: city prepared for storm, complaints still roll in
• Weinberger plea bargain confounds former patients
• Law & Order - Gary
• Gary man shot at South Haven bar
• Ragen Hatcher files for mayor
• Clay: city prepared for storm, complaints still roll in
• Ragen Hatcher files for mayor
• Grad students give input
• Police news
• Get up and go!
• Candle caused fatal Hobart fire
• Get up and go!
• Gary man shot at South Haven bar
• State releases teacher evaluation model
• Unemployment falls to 9%
• Senate passes judges measure
• 1 dead, 2 injured in I-94 crash
• Where to put all the snow?
• Bill for Lake judges to be nominated clears Senate
• GA pops a cork; booze ID law backed up to 40
• Crew focus on clearing pavement
• Grant will boost hospitality
• Almost 600 without power
• Snow totals for Northwest Indiana show Highland worst hit
• General Assembly gets back to work
• Health care repeal push fails in Senate
• Happy blizzard birthday
• Blizzard dumps 15 inches, kills 3
• Valpo pair survive another “Loser” week
• Sno kidding, it’s finally over
• Thursday closings
• Warming shelter a welcome refuge
• Snow collapses LaSalle Steel’s roof
• Two killed in car-truck crash
• GA calls it a day; ice blamed in Indy
• The end is near, snow departing soon
• Residents urged to stay home until roads cleared
• Porter County drivers staying home
• No local roads closed, but drivers urged to stay home
• Snow slows South Shore today
• No local roads closed, but drivers urged to stay home
• Counties waits for lake-effect blast
• Residents warned to stay off the roads
• GA calls it a day; ice blamed in Indy
• South Bend train service suspended
• Interstates open, INDOT crews out in force
• NWI residents fuel up for blizzard
• South Shore adding cars today
• Hoozier Hammer
• Porter County officials urge residents to stay home
• NIPSCO offers blizzard tips to customers
• Schools sending students home, canceling classes
• Highway Dept. ready, but waits for worst
• General Assembly takes Tuesday off
• Area cancellations, rescheduled events
• Pakistani court blocks release of American
• Ex-sheriff sued for $40,000
• Deceased DEA agent got his start in Munster
• Ireland expels Russian over spy passports
• Snow updates
• Around the region
• South Shore trains added today
• Got snow? Send us your pictures
• Woman, 88, injured in assault at her home
• Audit calls for former clerk Philpot to repay county
• correction
• Police news
• Road crews preparing for snow
• Coppock joins Lakeshore TV news
• Merrillville pair accused of interfering with police
• Former FBI employee pleads guilty
• Wood-fired boiler rules postponed till March
• New beginning for Gary starts 1 bistro at a time
• Celebrating an Outstanding event
• Local pets look for adoption
• Quickly’s Neighbors
• Pregnant woman gets six-year jail term
• Helping ‘heroes’ to write
• Daniels likes what he sees at Bowman Academy
• Gov: Measure student growth all year long
• Exotics show brings out the curious
• State to give townships new look
• 'Polar bears' take freezing dive for Special Olympics
• Post-trib.com gets new look, vitality
• Tear gas in Tunisia as country awaits unity govt
• New year full of possibilities
• Bulls messed up
• It’s Bears-Packers again
• Pakistani troops search homes in Karachi crackdown
• With players on Hill, union leader goes to Goodell
• Federer survives scare against Simon in Australia
• Shopping mall on fire
• Headline goes here
• Skiing in Andorra: Tiny place, tall mountains
• Fredette leads BYU past TCU
• China’s Internet population rises to 457 million
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in Philly gas explosion
• Snow, sleet continue to pelt Northeast
• Siberian tiger attacks, kills bus driver in China
• Couple puzzled by book gift
• Key senator: No thaw in Lake levy freeze
• Health care reform draws mixed feelings
• Abortion doctor killed babies with scissors
• 'Polar bears' take freezing dive for Special Olympics
• Smoking ban bill is shell of its origin
• Around the region
• School lunches sound tasty now
• Portage woman a dancing machine
• No question: 'Boq' rocks!
• Bean-bag competitors take aim for children's hospital
• Correction
• Habitat will explain agenda, policy
• Exotics show brings out the curious
• Customers ask: Where are refunds?
• Debate pursuit needs support
• Brewing 'a great hobby'
• Continuing education offered at Merrillville
• Six more file for office in Porter County
• Another Dem enter's Gary race
• Dogs can run at county park with yearly tags
• Religion briefs
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• Cash seized in traffic stop
• Man admits killing pedestrian
• Annual boat show sails into Expo Center
• Man guilty of murder, wounding of fiancee
• South Shore ridership slips again
• Land-based casino bill still awaiting hearing
• School buses hit with BBs
• Pence rules out presidential bid
• Around the region
• Daniels likes what he sees at Bowman Academy
• Buzinec sets open house Saturday
• Gary mayoral hopefuls defend bankruptcy
• Student group a dynamic voice on campus
• Children's author Spivey Gilchrist will visit
• When applying to top schools, more is better; have backups
• Around the region -- Porter
• Education briefs
• Getting physical at school
• Around the region
• Emanuel can run for mayor, court rules
• PUC celebrates life, legacy of MLK
• My Smart director in sentence hearing
• Gas leak forces hundreds from East Chicago homes
• Plea deal considered for Valpo pedophile
• Gov: Measure student growth all year long
• Sewing up living history
• NIPSCO scores well on pollution index
• Hospital wants its $16M back from failed computer system
• Committees endorse 3 specific NWI bills
• Bankruptcy bill moving forward
• Car stuck on tracks with freight train approaching
• Car hit by truck; leaves scene without door
• Bill advances to set 40 as alcohol ID age
• Crown Point school fund referendum on ballot
• Around the region
• Eagle Watch Weekend inspiring
• Weekly planner
• Kiwanis Chili Supper tonight at St. Bridget
• Teens give inspiring talks at King tribute
• Rebuilding Together seeking volunteers
• Collector makes interest count
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• Rogers' casino bill still moored
• Cops search for parents of abandoned newborn
• Study: Cline traffic reroute won't harm environment
• Texting ban gets House approval
• Obama: 'Move forward together or not at all'
• Bill strengthens, clarifies DUAB role
• U.S. 30 Speedway robbed in Valpo
• Primary election filings
• Dobis committee ponders government efficiencies
• Health planner
• Winter is great outdoors
• Dems gather, talk politics, strategy
• Father, mother, daughter facing marijuana charges
• Accidental cremation suit settled with Porter hospital
• Marijuana laws need look: Tallian
• Former priest gets 10 years for abuse
• Learning while playing
• Today's obituaries
• Bill to overhaul RBA set for public hearing
• INDOT to close Interstate 94 lanes near Ripley
• Rental housing needed for workers
• Resident pitches process for renaming city streets
• Sweet shipment on its way to U.S. soldiers overseas
• Gary's Brunswick Post Office set to close
• Father, son arrested on meth charges
• Former trustee remains jailed pending appeal
• Brown: Smoking ban changes 'unacceptable'
• At your service: Rayfield Stringer III
• 'A safe, fun environment'
• Today's obituaries
• Volunteers ready to help prepare taxes
• Not everyone was glued to the TV
• Marshals searching for suspect in fatal stabbing
• National bicycle event back in Portage after eight years
• Bears fans pack local sports bar
• 'Municipal bankruptcy bill' not about Gary, author says
• Today's obituaries
• Fundraiser celebrates vet wounded in Afghanistan
• Snyder joins the race for mayor
• Man found dead in vacant Gary building
• Raid triples sewer overflows reported at MC plant
• Study finds spending not linked to learning
• Correction
• Porter commissioner campaign was costly
• Woodcarving grows on ex-farm boy
• Around the region
• Snows bring fun, wonder
• Show-and-tell for history
• Friday Night Science Club piques children's interest
• Cutler's dad a Cheesehead -- from Chesterton
• Clay ditches the Hummer, says, 'It's become political'
• Bill creates internship program
• Robbery suspected in shooting deaths of 3
• All options for future of Cline Avenue still on table
• Gary campaign report reveals disparity
• Youth groups celebrate at annual ball
• Religion briefs
• Business briefcase
• Campaign for courthouse
• Dozens of spectators attend DUI hearing
• INDOT rejects 4 reconstruction bids
• Students tape educator in place to raise funds
• Feds seek 27 years for Hammond man
• Robbery victim's reaction: Forget 9-1-1, dial m-o-m
• Steelmaker loses fight over patent
• Community welcomes new OE chief executive
• Municipalities face Dec. 31 signup date
• County Council again argues case for getting out of RDA
• Let RDA watch casino cash, says state AG
• Technology part of school's fabric
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Hammond education group awards grants
• Meet a teen: Aurheta Davis
• Preserving their heritage
• Arctic air puts freeze on region
• U.S. attorney still focusing on public corruption
• Longtime school employee honored
• Portage now target of lawsuits after harassment on school bus
• Ronald Reagan Parkway hits dead end in Valpo
• Weekly planner
• Walking in snowy woods
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• NIPSCO has new way to report street light outage
• Co-defendant implicates Portage kidnap suspect
• GOP shows swagger in bid to repeal health law
• Dobis bill seeks more cash for cop academies
• Velazquez, Pappas first to file for Portage mayor
• Smoke ban headed to House floor
• Commissioners favor bill to appoint judges
• Texting ban bill clears House panel
• Candidates make plans to run of office official
• Liquor ID repeal opposed
• Soderquist wants 2nd term as mayor
• Warm up to Special Olympics Polar Plunge
• Try warming up to good book this winter
• Take time to research mayoral candidates
• Around the region
• Winter has special types of outdoor fun, exercise
• Around the region
• Health director decries lack of trauma centers
• Sewer overflows draw state fine
• Senate bill would give all counties vote center option
• Man's guilty plea sets stage for life sentence argument
• Guidelines stress more grains, fruits, veggies
• Porter County finds itself on 'black list'
• Indiana opens door for Illinois businesses
• Illinois woman injured in Borman crash
• Filing begins today for primary election
• BIrder finds perfect nest in Sumava Resorts
• Teenager, 16, accused of attack on stepfather
• Lowell teen charged in Minnesota shooting
• N.J. man trekking his way to California
• Gary mayor hopeful ends campaign
• Expanding options for art
• Today's obituaries
• Free smoke alarms for hearing impaired
• Poll: 60% in Valpo oppose naming road after Reagan
• VU speaker tells her story
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals looking for Gary man
• Collective bargaining helps students, too
• Consumers fight debt burden
• Porter County prepares to forbid booze at theaters
• Survey respondents against Vale Park name change
• Business briefcase
• Sewing aprons as 'seeds'
• How they voted in Washington
• Around the region
• Laughter helps connect people to one another
• 'Bucket list' gets shorter
• He's survived Depression, war, mill
• More than just a walk in the woods
• Correction
• Around the region
• Today's obituaries
• Jury still out on safe chromium exposure levels
• Learning an ancient craft
• Today's obituaries
• Nude e-mail photo lands teen in jail
• No new shootings, but some reporting past incidents
• Fugitive from East Chicago found in Illinois
• Lawyers to give back Monday in honor of King
• Gary officials demand to know more about casino debts
• Initial hearings held for hit-run drivers
• Ex-Nose Doc Weinberger's hearing changed to Feb. 24
• Mount Baldy moving faster than initially thought
• Region races to replace Portage adult education
• Around the region
• Meet a teen: Samantha J. Strimel
• Education briefs
• Tousant's service spans 50 years
• Honor surprises Freeman-Wilson
• Shields dedicates himself to Gary
• How 'separate but equal' ended
• NIPSCO settles with EPA
• Kicked off school bus, 3 teens hit by gunfire
• Record number visit National Lakeshore
• Salvage yard blasts rattle airport board
• Feds claim Gary man bilked Medicaid for $2M
• Daniels aims to cut higher ed
• Teens in court on trooper hit-and-run
• Region casino owners watch Illinois plan wither
• Bertice Berry to speak via satellite
• 2 teens charged with hitting state trooper
• Projects give students real-world insights
• Lawmakers bristle at Gov's budget plan
• Education briefs
• Interviews serve purpose
• 2 charged with striking trooper
• Ex-official accused of padding union salary
• Around the region
• Disputed electric rate hike dropped
• Valparaiso teen is Youth Leader of the Year
• Casinos, bars seek smoking ban exemption
• Relive Brown v. Board of Education tonight
• Questions remain on 'bankruptcy' bill
• Winter Wonderland at Wolf Lake
• Weekly planner
• Doc Forgey preparing for return to Haiti
• Being shot by a friend can change you
• Sanders: 'It's not about me'
• Retiree still serving in court
• NIPSCO: Paperless bills will benefit environment
• VU honors MLK with week of activities
• Catholic aid official: Haiti on slow road to recovery
• Monday bus service canceled in Gary
• IUN to feature speakers involved with historic ruling
• NIPSCO, feds reach multi-million dollar settlement
• Worker hospitalized after injury at mill
• BB shooters still busy as more damage done
• Crown Point schools chief pitches for tax rate hike
• Land-based casino bill gets more solid footing
• Hebron man killed walking along roadway
• Truck rollover closes Toll Road
• Banker announces bid for Hobart mayor
• Centenarian finally accepts
• Pastor honored posthumously
• Education reform tops Daniels' state address
• U.S. moving forward with lake evictions
• C.P. facility for seniors gets plat OK
• Valpo mom, daughter, advance on reality show
• Catholic group will show work in Haiti
• State balks on releasing Cline plan
• Graduations rates rise, but many waivers help
• Competing with words
• Today's obituaries
• Lobbyist gets 27-month term
• More snow headed to region
• State trooper hit by stolen car in Portage
• Ex-Gary police chief to head county jail
• State rep offers to mail state tax forms
• Smoking ban starts; businesses steamed
• Clay fuzzy on how lifting tax cap affects Gary business
• Visclosky forum a strong contrast to last year's
• At your service: Ronald Zumelda
• Classic taste, new setting
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals seek South Haven man
• MLK's message of peace stressed at observance
• Will NWI to-do list be done?
• Christmas trees go up in flames
• Trooper struck, injured by fleeing driver
• Business briefcase
• Lakeshore program helps visitors recognize native, invasive species
• Video warning of drinking, driving draws families' ire
• Congresswoman shot, 6 dead in shooting
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Hard to rely on forecasts of last days
• Gary woman glad to be 'back home'
• Gary chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi meets at Genesis Center
• Today's obituaries
• How they voted in Washington
• Toy giveaway brings smiles to youngsters 'Santa forgot'
• Change-of-life plan spurs woman, 89, to teach kids
• Shooting saddens Visclosky
• Election briefs
• Around the region
• Taking time for service
• Today's obituaries
• Police release bank heist photos
• Barden's wife seeks separation from casino owner
• Scratch-off ticket nets $125,000
• Family seeks justice in blind man's killing
• State says it needs place to start before finding lost $3,700
• 2 black men attacked by 3 white men
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• 2010 was very good year for PUC
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Marissa Lyles
• In-your-face school spirit
• Corrections
• Today's obituaries
• Dyer infant undergoes surgery ahead of transplant
• Dunes National Lakeshore adds group camping site
• County will let public steer parks
• Bus fares will go up
• Police station hit by scrap thieves
• Photos released of bank heist suspects
• Ivy Tech crowd learns ways to return value to community
• Verdict out on Gary mayor's first-term accomplishments
• Clay to seek another term as Gary mayor
• Pastrick says he'll pay $166,000 to city, state
• Many Chicago museums offer free admission during winter
• Legislature opens with right-to-work spat
• First AME Church the site for charm school
• Around the region
• Business as usual resumes after holidays
• Kids offer thoughtful gifts for Baby Jesus
• Weekly planner
• Her life a kaleidoscope of colors
• Creative fun with winter
• Mittal may face state safety fines
• Man, 85, found safe at Jasper County motel
• Portage IMAX may soon be serving beer and wine, if license is approved
• Lake County Council debates pay raises
• Glen Park man's protest won't fly with city judge
• Thief will serve more of sentence
• Man, charged in 1986 shooting death of wife, enters plea; trial date May 16
• Crown Point store has lottery Mega sale
• Lugar reaches milestone
• Missing 85-year-old found safe
• Clay to announce bid for 2nd term as mayor
• Essay honors fallen sibling
• Today's obituaries
• Michael Jackson manslaughter hearing gets under way in L.A.
• Valparaiso duo clear first round
• Valparaiso man, 85, missing
• South Haven man runs traffic light, 4 injured
• 'Please don't raise our taxes,' Gary residents say
• INDOT upholds suspensions of companies
• Man gets 27 years for role in prostitution ring
• Schools may seek cash from property owners
• Today's obituaries
• Wacker Drive repairs under way
• Delinquent trash fees may result in penalties
• Brain can sabotage a person's resolve
• Top Daniels aide now state GOP chairman
• Layoffs could spur increase in calls for mutual aid
• BMV license plate renewal moves out of local branches
• Remains of Vietnam POWs-MIAs identified
• Police search for missing 85-year-old
• Birthdays in Wonderland
• Visclosky ready for new round of town-hall sessions
• 'Urban genocide' a way of life on streets of Gary
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Wally Kasprzycki Jr.
• Making chances pay off
• The death toll
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals searching for battery suspect
• Orange stains cost Portage boaters
• Town waiting for bank to act on former store
• Sparks-Wade joins race for mayor
• Military briefs
• Fighting off cabin fever
• Charity work is a big part of Robert Bailey's life
• Today's obituaries
• Man shot, killed after traffic stop
• Griffith considers tenants for vacant Franklin Elementary
• Babies brighten 2011 in Lake, Porter
• State studying future of Cline bridge corridor
• Education, smoking, alcohol sales atop legislative agenda
• Today's obituaries
• Cedar Lake children celebrate New Year with backward count
• E-cycling law takes effect today
• Education trims abuse case spikes
• Personality parade found on news pages in 2010
• Mayor asks fire chief to step down Friday
• Concert benefits ministry for homeless
• Around the region
• Learning to resist bullies
• Family dog chews off 10-year-old girl's toes
• Polar Bear Plunge grows from family tradition
• Status of toxicology lab contract unclear
• Quake rattles Indiana
• Report details impact of property tax caps
• College is his 'job'
• IUN program to commemorate historic court ruling
• Don't rule out public schools
• New Chicago accepts trees
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Mariah Pol
• 'Something fun to do'
• Recognition for service
• Correction
• Free taxi rides offered tonight
• Today's obituaries
• On this week's court docket: Weddings!
• Lake jail upgrades noted in Justice report
• Two men plead not guilty to lowering chlorine levels
• DeMotte man gets 12 years in fatal crash
• Earthquake rattles state; strength downgraded
• Ringing it in, family-style
• Plenty to be thankful for at year's end
• Real change takes more than resolutions
• Weekly planner
• 'Doc' teaches through his service
• Couple donates learning system to school district
• Setting the stage for state
• Creative fun for families
• Today's obituaries
• Westville oil refinery will be cleaned
• State to end mailing tax forms
• Around the region
• Building familial bonds
• Communities offer Christmas tree pickup
• History project to honor Ryan White
• Cigar box guitars yield clean, simple melodies
• Hammond water main breaks
• Ex-teacher gets 30 years for soliciting student
• Rate hike on horizon; Saturday bus service may end
• Lake can appeal state tax ruling on BP
• Federal money could help save Gary firefighters' jobs
• Gas prices zooming; hit 2-year high in state
• 'Good to have reminders'
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• Tourney postponed after water main break
• Bill in works to allow EC to elect school board
• 30 Gary firefighters to be cut by Friday
• Gov supports bankruptcy option for local governments
• At your service: Vicky Sanchez
• Anniversary for a 'classic'
• Today's obituaries
• Students chronicle lives of fallen heroes
• Merrillville man sought
• Segregated hospital sign of the times
• Holiday shoppers deck the malls for many happy returns
• Hospital a source of pride to early black community
• Military briefs
• A bit of Ghandi's philosophy just what we need
• Vanis campaign shows it's not 'your mother's salon'
• Gallery manager promotes art, NWI
• Today's obituaries
• Uncertain times, perhaps some unexpected joy
• VU plans to build solar furnace facility in spring
• Families come to celebrate Christmas holiday
• Dominguez looks back on years as Lake sheriff
• No mudslinging for '11 mayoral race
• Christmas Eve shooting claims Gary man's life
• Thrill of the hunt drives many deadline shoppers
• Couple again helps strangers at Christmas
• Merrillville bank robbers still at large
• Religion briefs
• 'God bless you all for this'
• Today's obituaries
• Outreach ministry nourishes souls, bodies
• Kids letters to Santa help keep magic alive
• Hike cools holiday hassle
• More than half of Hoosiers sign up to be organ donors
• Seabrook family knows what giving's all about
• Army vet has conquered adversity
• Around the region
• Meet a teen: Billy Brown
• Education briefs
• Making 'champions in life'
• Angels for other children
• Jewel-Osco, township team up to feed needy
• Life for the World helps out at home
• Former Gary radio host dies in San Diego at 62
• Council holds off on Buncich pact
• Tony hoping for an encore
• Entrepreneurs say ugly sells
• Experts say minorities have greatest need
• Indicted businessman to get $35K from Gary
• Bus Authority may need new funding source
• Family traditions make Christmas special
• Plenty of salt to go around area roads
• The best gifts cost nothing
• McClendon lands new show on PBS
• Displays ensure bright Christmas
• Around the region
• Weekly planner
• Making Christmas real
• Memorial for mother
• 'Keeping the kids safe comes first'
• Correction
• 1.8M travelers expected at Chicago airports
• Christmas spirit transforms Genesis Center into toyland
• Seaton says she's resigned from tax board
• Calumet Twp. board nixes Griffith 'secession'
• Officials eager to begin crunching local numbers
• Barron will take seat on Merrillville council
• Panel declines to act on EC complaint
• Around the region
• Pajama party at Bellaboo's
• Today's obituaries
• Man recalls friendship with 'Honeybee Killer'
• Tax hike will be on ballot
• Robbers take man's clothes, cash, phone
• CN's blockages will cost railroad $250K
• 2 plead guilty to theft of tax refunds
• Zoeller takes aim at Pastrick bankruptcy
• Census shows growth slowing nationally
• Griffith rail link complete
• Skillman says run for governor is out
• Senator says public service in his future
• Around the region
• Casino hosts holiday party for children
• Today's obituaries
• Workers to get $50K back pay
• Zoeller says state AG's office will push for public safety
• Winter weather advisory for region
• Judge OKs settlement deal for jail
• Bankruptcy halts effort to collect from former mayor
• Bayh rips into Gary revival; 2 homes razed
• Graduation rates show gains
• Today's obituaries
• Woman killed in crash is identified
• Vet mess has pet owners confused
• Illinois couple will deploy as husband, wife
• Drive-through nativity brings Christmas to life
• Gary man sought for felonies
• 'Badger stops' may face test
• Lowell considers full impact of community smoking ban
• Women in business make strides in retail, services
• Lake Central teachers wary of program cuts
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Rob Surber
• Childhood vision realized
• How leaks affect you
• Today's obituaries
• State's last World War II Medal of Honor winner dies
• Peotone planning advances to FAA
• How they voted in Washington
• Woman, 78, dies in minivan crash on interstate
• Snow delays hearing on smoking ban
• Leak renders house in Hobart uninhabitable
• Hobart Twp. officers take their seats
• Around the region
• Raising questions an important part of all our lives
• Hawking their wares
• Steel museum a concept, for now
• Urban League seeks new voices
• Drug-use boasts fail ex-boxer on appeal
• Driver gets probation in death of 9-year-old
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Lighting up a festive city
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• 'Emergency manager' would run bankrupt municipalities
• Winfield audit finds improper loans, fees
• Merrillville still has accounts at deficit
• Lowell farmer: 'I'm trying to put it behind me'
• Lowell victim IDs 'honeybee' attacker
• Powers will retain ownership of plant
• Around the region
• Intriguing campus events in weeks ahead
• Nursing degree fulfills childhood dream
• Freshman year no time to coast
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Jimmy Dunham
• Baking Christmas bright
• 'They have what I need'
• Today's obituaries
• Indianapolis man dies in I-65 crash
• Former casino dealer convicted of cheating
• Brunswick post office to be closed
• $17.5M collected in civil, criminal debts in 2010
• Feds seize 11 tons of pot
• Indiana may cut Medicaid services to check costs
• 'Honeybee' victim tells her tale
• Ex-E.C. company owner accused of buying stolen postal property
• Gary gets new charter school
• GOP trustee says he will run for Crown Point mayor
• Gary's Morris will help decide Rahm's right to run
• Save the Tunes Council show presents Christmas traditions
• Board cancels 2 contracts
• Around the region
• Terminally ill teen has early graduation
• Around the region
• Fire destroys Lake Hills home, but no one injured
• Around the region
• Library issue a concern
• Weekly planner
• Quickly
• 'We are very blessed'
• Dramatic touch to history
• Caretaker of trees, animals
• Today's obituaries
• Spring Valley has new hope
• Retired Gary cop retains use of city squad car
• Porter County digs out
• Ethanol plant ownership could be subject of vote
• Prostitute tells cops of brush with suspect
• Quarry plan wins rezoning vote
• Around the region
• Quickly Neighbors
• Therapy of a different tune
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• PUC graduates urged to draw on 'core values'
• Obama signs ban on importing bighead carp
• U.S. Steel Midwest permit terms spur investments
• 'Honeybee' killer suspect also may have robbed prostitute
• Around the region
• 'A chance to give back'
• Today's obituaries
• Men learn to make jail transition a triumph
• 'Honeybee killer' likely shot to death
• Lake Station out $500K in sewer fee decision
• State seeks control of Pastrick property
• Snow, wind shut down the region
• On track for guests
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals hunting for drug suspect
• Decades of 3rd airport talk frustrates homeowners
• VU confers degrees
• Hobart planners consider 2 requests
• Program good fit for jobs
• Powerful storm dumps mounds of snow on region
• Gary landmark getting interior facelift
• Man killed in Orland Park may be 'honeybee killer'
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Nathan Estrada
• Modern life distant from American dream seen in Rockwell's art
• A glance at Christmas past
• Today's obituaries
• SA creeping closer to goal in Lake County
• How they voted in Washington
• Former NIPSCO executive dies at 82
• Horse lovers 'Deck the Stalls'
• No good options for Gary libraries
• Three arrested in attempted Schererville bank robbery
• Bill allows elected officials facing felony to get booted
• New reality: Job loss fuels foreclosures
• She's not your typical 'ghost' writer
• New trustee sworn in
• Attorney to pursue Gary clerk's job
• Around the region
• Around the region - Gary
• Around the region - Lake
• Education in gift-giving
• Wheeler sorts vandalism fact, rumor
• 3 Illinois men face cocaine charges in E.C.
• Fledgling regional chamber lauds volunteer supporters
• Man held in Florida hit-and-run
• Quarry's foes fire new salvo
• Adult ed program still on shaky turf
• Infant's life-saving surgery is OK'd by providers
• State board receives Gary's tax appeal
• Money from group to combat drugs gone
• Gary to close libraries, main branch targeted
• 2 Cedar Lake Dems jump ship, join GOP
• Nominee for tax board withdraws
• Gary native returns as church's interim pastor
• Around the region
• Religion news
• Children 'Deck the Halls'
• Crown Point businesses help kids welcome the holidays
• Today's obituaries
• Smoke ban lights up town hall meet in Valparaiso
• Around the region
• Enviros challenge ArcelorMittal
• Lake Ridge teacher's actions warranted, superintendent says
• Safety cable to run down I-65 median
• Seaton's tenure on appeals board may end
• Indiana State Prison marks 150 years
• Simulated business is No. 1
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Meet a teen: Tyler Coglianese
• Group sponsors 27th annual Christmas Concert-Dinner
• Places keep history, holiday memories close
• Restaurateur, VHS Spanish Club combine on fundraiser
• Lake Hills Baptist Church presents 'Journey to Bethlehem'
• Lowell woman prefers feeding the hungry to doing the dishes
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• Reader tip helps police nab fugitive
• Trucker cited after crash on Borman
• Oil industry touts tar sands jobs
• With no suspect in custody, 'Honeybee' victims' relatives angry
• Rolling Library of Congress exhibit parks in Merrillville
• Around the region
• Lawmakers to weigh tenure for teachers, more charter schools
• Around the region
• Gary transit agency asked to modify grant request
• Coal for Christmas not limited to children
• Knife-wielding boy, 5, allowed on school bus
• Roosevelt choir displays fine holiday voice
• Around the region - Gary
• Weekly planner
• Around the region
• Study to examine South Shore relocation
• Lake Station store guilty of selling fake design garb
• What the agreement means to you
• Student says teacher slammed him against wall
• Illinois may toss dice; bet big on new casinos
• Pearl Harbor story 'worthy of retelling'
• Gary City Council approves plea for budget relief
• Second pimp also gets life in prison
• Crash snarls westbound Borman
• Around the region
• Art therapist can turn negative past into positive future
• Tubas, euphoniums unite at first Tuba Christmas at VU
• Research group visits local haunts
• Report shows grocery prices inch ever higher
• School's out: Vandals strike Wheeler High
• At your service: Gary Bonk
• 'Our way of giving back'
• Cutting own Christmas tree remains popular tradition
• Today's obituaries
• Sexual misconduct suspect wanted
• Group focuses on reducing infant deaths in area
• Merrillville: Making diversity work
• Gary fire chief remains undaunted in face of cuts
• Academy trains educators to tackle trouble spots
• Life steeled her long before mill
• EAST CHICAGO
• Around the region
• Venturing into language stuff
• Around the region -- Porter
• History comes alive at International Friendship Gardens
• Hobart man on right track
• Lake-effect snow on way
• Bus driver says assistance for her kids 'a big blessing'
• Freeman-Wilson cites contacts, experience in race for mayor
• How they voted in Washington
• Journalism honors go to P-T staff
• Area native dies after hit-and- run in Florida
• Driver in fatal DUI goes to jail; faces 12 years
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Low-pressure socializing
• Illinois couple die in I-65 crash
• Leadership group finds class opened their eyes
• C.P. man dies in Merrillville crash
• Pearl Harbor Survivors group plans ceremony
• Building named in honor of Supreme Court justice
• 42 bid adieu as layoffs take effect
• Toys from past make return in Chesterton
• Talk seen as cure for race woes
• County, feds agree on plan to address jail conditions
• Dozens of Lake County employees bid farewell
• Tillema faces 12-year sentence in deaths of 2
• Long-delayed steel mill permits expected soon
• House Dems get committee assignments
• Firm admits selling quarantined fish
• Freeman-Wilson to announce Gary mayoral bid
• Crown Point OKs $15,000 for sports complex study
• Around the region
• Ex-bank employee set to plead guilty
• Around the region
• 'Resistance is race' to bus, rail funding
• Students compete in Fall Speech Forum
• Little Cal commission relocating to Munster
• Around the region
• 2 area canines among those featured in scratch-off game
• High SAT often not enough
• Leadership group food drive 'extension of mission'
• Meet a teen: Zack Vaughan
• Education briefs
• 'Not just about books'
• 'Free money' for college
• HIV researchers share state data with NWI
• Wounded in Vietnam war, soldier at last gets medal
• Decorative fundraising
• Beloved teacher against the wall
• Today's obituaries
• No time to loaf at food bank
• Report: 'Dropout factories' on decline in United States
• Crown Point rejects auto storage facility
• Judge says hospital can't silence litigant
• Flood control in place
• Bank official admits embezzling $50,000
• 'Lyrics' show this weekend
• Restructured board, name sought for RBA
• Attend tree-lighting tonight
• YMCA closing child center
• Events support Toys for Tots
• LEDs can help cut holiday electric bills
• Kids need grief support, too
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Biblical women on stage
• Four charged in burglary at suspect's home
• Shoreline future could use input
• Deer reduction ends at Dunes State Park
• Scam mars Toys for Tots drive
• Lake homeowners pack office to pay bill on last day
• Suit says NIPSCO policy biased
• Cop union approves deal to save six jobs
• Hundreds miss school in Gary
• Winters' effects owner says he'll return items
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Building blocks for future
• Parks upgrade could be $25M
• County to pay to hire expert for murder trial
• Cedar Lake cops, feds bust counterfeiting operation
• High-speed rail work to start in '11
• Family wants belongings of Marine killed in '02
• Help for Thanksgiving
• Correction
• Law and Order
• Son of Merrillville councilman hurt in hit-run accident
• Kahler Middle School teacher dies
• Kidnap charges against 2 dropped
• Fatal crash remains under investigation
• Save the Dunes board elects officers
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Bob Dixon
• Plunging into business
• After 65-year wait, vet receives French award
• Today's obituaries
• Burglary and stalking suspect being sought
• Fatal crash with fuel tanker follows battle with cancer
• Courts likely to help each other with civil caseloads
• Aid agencies feel the pinch
• Social activist remains feisty at 94
• Hebron Middle School fundraiser helps student programs
• 'Chocolate support group'
• Today's obituaries
• Cat breeders compare notes at CP show
• 'Good kid' will get his Christmas
• Felony filings rise in Porter
• Advocate needed to boost Dunes
• Botched DUI case gets scrutiny
• Around the region
• Black Friday: When the season of giving comes in red and black
• Hammond man dies in two-vehicle crash
• Gold coin reported in kettle campaign
• Niche retailers hitching wagons to Black Friday
• Black Friday buying heats up despite chilly temps
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Boys & Girls Clubs honor volunteers
• Religion briefs
• Message in the music
• Today's obituaries
• Commissioners aim to better protect collection of artifacts
• Holiday dinner warms those in need or alone
• Shoppers grab deals ahead of Black Friday
• Best way to learn? Just do it
• Indiana lagging on renewable energy plan
• Grant will boost wind energy
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Christina Crawley
• 'I'm learning new things'
• Experiencing science
• Single mom says fund will help provide a Christmas for her kids
• Tiny bar an Oasis on Indiana 49
• Today's obituaries
• Freedom Park funding is questioned
• Illinois man dies in crash
• Overhaul of fuzzy pollution rules stalls
• Strong role models needed to inspire youth
• Thanksgiving provides slice of Americana
• Thanksgiving a time to help those in need
• Weekly planner
• Holiday activities abound
• Around the region
• Rewards for reading
• Remembering the hungry
• Around the region
• Today's obituaries
• Sisters map out their shopping strategies to scoop up best deals
• Lawsuit claims ban could affect many other products
• Today's obituaries
• Thanksgiving events
• Purdue band joins Macy's parade
• Broadway crash kills Gary woman, 40
• Genesis Center signs pact for Gary Splash basketball
• Domestic struggle leads to neglect charges
• Agreement reached to save 6 police jobs
• $3M contract awarded to connect bike trails
• Girl, 16, hospitalized after fight at Roosevelt
• State, fed schools ratings released for Lake, Porter
• Airport security protest likely to bog down travel
• Today's obituaries
• Theft suspect walks out of Gary jail
• City workers donate sick time to 2 others
• RBA approves contracts with lobbying firms
• Whooping cough again strikes Indiana children
• Students scramble to get required immunizations
• Obama, Biden lunch with Kokomo firefighters, mayor
• Around the region
• 'What a great future'
• Prosecutor reviewing campus rape case
• New filings head for 5-year high
• Smoke ban could polarize town
• Awards presented for helping with blood drives
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Diane Reyome
• Physical therapy clinic finds more room in renovated site
• Today's obituaries
• Volunteers gather supplies for those serving overseas
• Federal agents searching for heroin suspect
• Public invited to talk about transportation
• Stiff fines to be issued for fake pot possession
• 'It was really cool that they thought of us,' mom says
• Artists, ex-drug dealer warn of 'poisons'
• Clerk's insurance higher than usual
• Baseball player LaTroy Hawkins, family donate 250 turkeys
• Local hospitals taking steps to stem errors
• How they voted in Washington
• Room for improvement in Lake County homes
• Ross Township race down to the stretch
• Project helps troubled nursing homes
• Woodworker works magic on barn
• Around the region
• GARY
• CROWN POINT
• Giving thanks for memories, good friends
• Soldiers get slice of home
• Fun Night caters to all ages
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• Seized assets should go to schools, not prosecutors, law firm contends
• Thanksgiving events
• Dominion will shut down State Line plant
• Family files lawsuit against county cops
• As electric consumers seethe, NIPSCO floats 2nd rate case
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Job seekers get encouragement from networking ministry
• Griffith school tops area spelling teams
• Illinois man gets 3 years for robbery
• Valpo restaurant missing its 'Finisher' statue
• Thanksgiving events
• Historic medals missing from Crown Point home
• GPTC seeks $6.6 million bus funding
• Jailed Hammond man, militia group won't get hearing
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• Law and Order
• Highland on lookout for 2 scammers
• State Line plant will shut down by 2017
• Hatchery admits sale of quarantined fish
• State Line plant will shut down by 2017
• Hospital defends DUI consent form
• Around the region
• Ethanol plant backers push for jobs
• Around the region
• State: No pollution increase
• Group promotes child literacy
• New access road links Cline Ave. to Buffington Harbor
• Program highlights Puerto Rican culture
• Defense begins case in 9-year-old's death
• 'Nerds' job market booming
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Education briefs
• Students pledge to stay in school
• Meet a teen: Amanda Bakko
• Education in the theater
• Around the region
• 4-H has international programs
• 'Flea marketeer' knows the art of haggling, life
• 'It's a lot like today'
• Staging a timeless story
• Today's obituaries
• Fraud charges filed against Gary man
• Access road to Majestic Star casino completed
• Bank robber's attempt to plead guilty hits snag
• Lake County to sue over state's income tax demand
• Errors by cops, hospital as fatal DUI case stalls
• Seaton returns money after missing recount deadline
• Around the region
• Around the region
• County Line Orchard site for business expo
• War on drugs is everyone's fight
• Solving Roosevelt woes must start at home
• Correction
• Cyberbullies not funny
• Vandal tosses brick, injures Lew Wallace students
• Witnesses describe scene of 9-year-old girl's death
• Democrats skeptical of GOP olive branch
• Campaign ad fuels dispute for Schererville Democrat
• No recount petitions filed in Lake election
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Getting a jump on holidays
• Election briefs
• Hunters have productive day
• Report: State Line pollution costs public $77M annually
• Around the region
• Correction
• Town's fight to get out of township continues
• Second round of Gary school sales planned
• Hammond man pleads guilty in child's death
• Families express pain of losing teens in fiery crash
• 'It's not a typical salon'
• Town moves to deed lot to Habitat for Humanity
• Tardy policy aims to keep students in class
• Marshals seek alleged coke dealer
• Today's obituaries
• Trial involving death of girl, 9, starts today
• Trucker injured in rollover at I-94, U.S. 20
• Officer makes handicapped parking violations his mission
• Ford Heights among communities eyed for Illinois casino
• New rule keeps lawyers at bay
• Parent-teacher sessions evolving at some schools
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Larry Robertson
• Events geared to women
• Square dance a fundraiser for orphans, widows in Africa
• Candy Land comes alive
• Empty Stocking Fund 'takes the pressure off' for single mother
• Leaf-raking effort benefits seniors, volunteers alike
• Today's obituaries
• Valparaiso will again consider rental rules rents
• Elected to council, Dernulc leaving levee commission
• Valparaiso schools set new goals
• Tangled litigation follows hospital sale
• Range of trails shape new identity for region
• Guarding environment in his nature
• Around the region
• Around the region
• In plain old English, tell us about politics
• Around the region - Porter
• Hitting its stride at 90
• Airport to help collect Supplies for GI's boxes
• Today's obituaries
• Hammond man wants wife's ashes returned
• Survival of Gary, region vital to state, experts say
• Red Cross provides shelter for Highland fire victims
• Killer gets 63 years for 'senseless' crime
• Experts say NWI economic recovery will be slow
• Portage faculty honors teacher battling cancer
• Porter County winners elected, officially
• McDermott begins bid for third term
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Religion news
• Trying out media careers
• Today's obituaries
• Contributions benefit families over holidays
• Correction
• Last line to close at Lowell automotive factory
• Porter County exit from RDA gets hearing
• CP, Hammond 'Y' to link up Jan. 1
• Apartment fire displaces as many as 60 people
• Mail response to census mixed
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Alums have role in rescue
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Lauren Jacobsen
• Programming practice
• Trying out media careers
• Today's obituaries
• Contributions benefit families over holidays
• Correction
• Last line to close at Lowell automotive factory
• Porter County exit from RDA gets hearing
• CP, Hammond 'Y' to link up Jan. 1
• Apartment fire displaces as many as 60 people
• Mail response to census mixed
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Alums have role in rescue
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Lauren Jacobsen
• Programming practice
• After 10 years, Crown Point will present 'Macbeth Did It'
• Local group awards scholarships during 41st banquet
• Montessori preschoolers run pumpkin patch for toddlers
• Warrior remembers WWII, calls Buchenwald 'terrible'
• Today's obituaries
• Veterans Day calendar
• Park board to add workers
• 'Velt feels the strain
• Former attorney won't face battery charge
• St. Sava church to recognize Serbian saint, a Gary native
• Apartment building burns in Highland complex
• Remains are finally found
• Around the region
• Drafts of wastewater permits released
• Veterans deserve our thanks every day
• Veterans deserve our thanks every day
• World War II never ended for 'Uncle Jeff'
• Munster memorial a moving tribute
• Weekly planner
• Today's obituaries
• Pollution levels risky, feds find
• Ex-boyfriend held in woman's death
• School funding crisis prompts two forums
• Porter County gets new public defender
• PUC played part in miners' rescue
• Quarry plan still on hold
• Food pantries struggle to keep shelves stocked
• Three firms chosen to begin ethanol plant work
• Cedar Lake cow jumps over fence, into pool
• Health planner
• Around the region
• Roosevelt Park Pavilion now Gary Midtown Senior Center
• 2004 murder trial delayed for appeal
• Public defender should be named by week's end
• Clay defends visits by convicted friend
• Livestock mutilated in Porter County; left to die
• Rippey says believe it, recovery to stay 'slow'
• Around the region
• 'The world is just one'
• 'Death mask' of Dillinger among auction items
• Charges filed in I-65 fatality
• Valparaiso missionary drowns
• Ed reform spurs questions
• Chesterton ponders smoking ordinance
• Bridge closed in Portage
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Tanetra Butler
• Whistle Stop for history
• Today's obituaries
• Chicago man ID'd in fatal shooting
• U.S. marshals hunt for murder suspect
• VU, Peace Corps prepare grad students for service
• Southlake YMCA to vote on Hammond merger
• City, Majestic talks continue; no deal yet
• Police warn drivers about deer hazard on roads
• Tea will be served, party says
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Davage Minor pioneered jump shot
• Area reunions
• Military briefs
• 'Horse sense' never lacking here
• Arts group marks 50 years
• Crown Point Community Foundation backs worthy causes
• Citywide Choral Festival highlights teens' singing talents
• Election may propel Peotone airport project
• Today's obituaries
• NICTD ready, 'just in case'
• Judges will decide county's new public defender
• Roosevelt chaos closes the book on education
• State political roundup
• Around the region
• Faith turning into action
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• Education chief Bennett to visit Salk Elementary
• Veterans Day calendar
• Seaton's a Hoosier, BMV shows
• Emerson suspensions fuel uniform confusion
• Hebron man crushed to death along I-65
• Lake cuts deficit; lays off 56 workers
• Final group of contracts awarded on new hospital
• City attorney found guilty of trafficking with inmate
• Feds file suit to evict couple from lakeshore
• Big One-Dollar Book Sale starts Monday
• GOP in control, governor outlines Indiana agenda
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Choose a major carefully
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Andrew M. Reesman
• Hispanic culture honored
• New group gathers girls
• Correction
• Power to thousands cut in twin outages
• Officer free on $800 bail
• IURC OKs NIPSCO gas rates
• Councilman wants Seaton replaced on panel
• Valpo man charged in I-65 death
• Area schools awarded 'Safe Routes' funds
• Seaton camp: Money in hand for a recount
• Cop shoots himself in leg unloading gun
• Silence speaks volumes
• Fire helps restore plant life
• St. John woman killed in Illinois crash
• Dominguez: Run for gov hinges on Bayh's plans
• IURC approves NIPSCO settlement; rate decrease predicted
• CN signs Gary airport agreement
• Seaton adviser says recount a possibility
• State lawmakers begin adjusting to new landscape
• Voters speak, pols listen
• Ethanol queries welcomed
• Around the region
• Harper defeat may reflect residents' thoughts on RDA
• Around the region
• New reality: Obama, GOP in talking mood
• Around the region
• Polish American Congress presents awards
• Weekly planner
• Ragen Hatcher will blaze her own trail
• Foundation for the future
• Creating artistic royalty
• Ministering to community
• Photojournalist shoots life, returns to it in Lake Village
• Correction
• Adams, Seaton in tight race
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Gym class gets trendy look
• Long lines reported in some places
• Brown defeats Schick
• Lehe wins with ease
• Toll Road ramp remains closed
• After 2008 change, state goes GOP
• Newton County township received wrong ballot
• Gang killings trial could last 2 months
• St. John woman killed in Illinois crash
• Portage drug suspect held in hit-run fatal on U.S. 30
• Tallian tops Olson
• Visclosky wins 14th term
• Petalas coasts to re-election
• Voters favor amendment for tax caps
• Negative campaign or Dem backlash; both cited for win
• 'It's all theirs,' Democrats say
• Landske retains seat
• Buncich returns to public office
• Adams has slim lead in assessor's race
• Coats beats Ellsworth to reclaim Senate seat
• What to watch for in today's election results
• Around the region
• Fall fest fun for families
• GOP looking for big gains while Dems&discHyphen; brace for losses
• Coats, Ellsworth make lunch stops with voters
• Truck topples off bridge, pigs flee
• East Chicago man charged in fatal Hammond shooting
• Store manager cited again for selling synthetic pot
• EPA, NIPSCO misled us, Pines residents allege
• TradeWinds accused of racial bias
• ND student killed when wind toppled lift called 'a cut above'
• Workplace safety tops agenda
• Midterm election battle under way
• The view from the polling place
• Long lines greet voters in Lake, Porter counties
• Today's obituaries
• Congressman faces challenges from old foe, fresh candidate
• Town to decide leaving IURC
• U.S. marshals look for drug suspect
• Michigan man dead, 6 hurt in I-94 crash
• Region residents create iTunes game app
• Trio tries old-time campaign
• INDOT says Borman work 'on target' for completion
• Meeting deadlines a must
• I'm not a technology geek, but I do play one with my TV
• 'Ghost' tells Newton County tales
• Costuming with creativity
• Trick-or-treat hours
• Today's obituaries
• UNICEF inspiration Allison dies
• Energies abound at holistic, psychic fair
• Library gives some a haunting feeling
• Tallian, Olson promise to cut waste
• Residents learn ways to save energy
• Poll inspectors prepared for Lake voters
• Late-night truck fire ties up highway
• Poll inspectors prepared to welcome voters
• Ragen Hatcher announces run for Gary mayor
• District 1
• Around the region
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• Around the region -- Lake
• Around the region -- Gary
• Mixing history, Halloween
• Trick-or-treat hours
• Corrections
• Today's obituaries
• Chancellor seen as 'perfect balance'
• Judge lifts stay on EC, Second Century lawsuit
• Museum curator surprised by gun donation
• 7 charged in unemployment scam
• Weekend curfew enforced for paroled sex offenders
• Tax reform tour visits to rally voters, but few attend
• Commissioner: Arrest political
• 3 facing challenges for seats on Town Council
• Kaminski challenges Democrat Moseley
• Drug fight has been called Job 1
• Around the region
• Religion news
• Materna Mint Farms faces fine
• Jury selected for tutor's molestation trial
• IRS fines against county whittled down
• Hobart man admits drinking case of beer before fatal hit-run
• Cops search for SUV, driver in fatal Highland hit and run
• CEO: Settlement could trim electric rate hike
• Plans for cell tower in town park sparks outrage
• 'Nose doctor' plea calls for four years in prison
• Son held in connection with mother's beating
• Harris seeks 15th term as 2nd District rep
• Three vie for 4th District Lake County Council seat
• Around the region
• Free flu shots offered
• Super-cool show for kids
• State's newest Supreme Court jurist described as 'warrior' for rule of law
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals looking for drug suspect
• 94-year-old killed in Calumet Township
• The view from a member of Team Fixer
• No room in the park to park
• Child molestation trial starts for Munster man
• Man killed in hit-run
• Man, 75, dies of injuries in hit-and-run
• Landmark gets new look
• Weinberger pleads out; likely to get 4 years
• Fine, Paras both trumpet circuit judge qualifications
• Miller challenges Malik for Porter County recorder
• Brown, Schick square off for House District 3 seat
• At your service: Sandra Laureano
• Area births
• Area reunions
• Military briefs
• Autumn the crowning glory of the year
• Whiting Cruise Night wraps up 2010 season Wednesday
• Today's obituaries
• WWII re-enactors offer glimpse of real history
• Walkers follow path to help ease hunger
• Residents seem pleased, overall, with selection
• K2 battle likely to see court fight
• Richard Mourdock
• Computer 'fingerprints'
• Secretary of state's contest has active, vocal candidates
• Copeland to lead E.C.
• Gary loses precincts
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Fundraiser helps cancer patients
• He built his career, brick by brick
• Mustache fundraiser moves at good clip
• Breast cancer walk back at Butterfield
• New NICTD bridge takes trip down Fifth Avenue
• Today's obituaries
• No immunizations may mean no school
• Attorney Nick Thiros, a 'tireless advocate,' dies at 78
• Investigators pin down description of truck
• Researchers: No traces of Asian carp near lake
• Griffith trash pact 60 percent higher than ethanol plant fee
• SWAT team gets armored truck
• Committeemen pick Copeland to lead EC
• Adams closes money gap in assessor's race
• Religion roundup
• Around the region
• Taltree stands tall for pets
• Education roundup
• Around the Region -- Lake
• Meet a teen: Day'kyeon Jamison
• Tales of Johnny Appleseed
• Robotics group catches on
• Caring Place program focus directed at domestic abuse
• Crashes clog most traffic along I-65
• Airport approves fire service payment
• County budget given final OK; police face cuts
• U.S. Steel aims to ease fears of spraying
• Businessman says he can't afford to pay $1.5M debt
• Tests show no Asian carp DNA
• Ex-official's decisions on Duke under review
• Three of six EC mayoral candidates debate
• Information about shooter on sheriff's website
• Leyva fundraiser Tuesday in Griffith
• Turn down lights, star fans say
• Signatures on Seaton tax records in doubt
• Teen admits to McClendon killings; sentencing set
• Around the region
• Inspections part of class
• Winter heating bills to jump 79 percent
• Teen pleads guilty in McClendon murders
• Lake County balances budget with layoffs
• GOP sets Valpo council seat vote
• Sheraton Hotel rehab try ends, site returned to Gary
• Seaton under auditor's scrutiny for exemptions
• Tennessee man knew of violence first-hand
• Around the region
• Tillema plea deal advancing
• Around the region
• Dorian is freed but real killer remains on prowl
• Millions of shelter animals await adoption
• Dorian's friend: 'Glad he's free'
• Business 'deaths' alarming
• Weekly planner
• Single mother of three wants better for kids
• Around the region
• Embrace the wonders of reading at Tri Kappa sale
• Field Museum biologist teaches students about insects
• Big turnout for breast cancer walk at Hidden Lake Park
• Mayoral slate set for EC caucus
• Today's obituaries
• Gang member enters plea in fed court
• Duke Energy cases to be audited
• Feds: Allen conviction stands despite ruling
• Schools rapped for activating phone tree
• Kentucky teen feels he's lucky to be alive
• Cops agree shootings suspect couldn't be two places at once
• Man who took own life wanted for Tenn. murder
• Victim's family not pleased with suspect's release
• Murder charge dismissed against Lynwood cop
• Candidate's office an early voting site; name covered
• Around the region
• Health planner
• GallowsCon 2010 Convention packs fairgrounds venue
• Law and Order
• Chesterton drug dealer gets 6 years
• Jury awards mom $1M in son's death
• Source: Witness identifies Dorian as man who shot him
• Winfield OKs deal for county police protection
• Lynwood cop released in shooting spree
• Tenn. police suspected man in woman's killing
• Accused cop pleads innocent in shooting spree
• Meijer Hosts Healthy Living Event To Raise Awareness For Gluten-Free Eating
• Around the region
• Cooking up a fundraiser
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• Methodist Hospitals icon John Betjemann, 70, dies
• Two reserve Gary cops wounded in gun mishap
• Apple pickers up a tree looking for bumper crop
• Porter County voters can attend 3 forums
• 5 appellate judges up for election, no campaigning
• Lake County treasurer candidates share views
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Lisa DiLeonarde
• 'A wonderful little gallery'
• Park goes to the dogs
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals searching for murder suspect
• Explosion, fire tears into Sheffield Press
• These women take their cut from deer processing
• Boone Grove grad heads support office
• Hunters target cheap meat
• State investigates stains at Portage Marina
• New sheriff faces full agenda
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• A little 'Honey' can make life sweeter
• Bookstore springs surprise ending
• Volunteers help restock Food Bank of Northwest Indiana
• Stockpiling peanut butter
• United Male Chorus celebrates 60 years of lifting spirits
• Are tax caps as easy as one, two, three?
• Century of Progress homes open to tour
• Train hits grain truck, kills driver
• Around the region
• Expert: Engage students to tap into real learning
• Appeals will delay NIPSCO electric rate hike till spring
• VU Law School grad sworn as deputy attorney general
• 10 injured when two buses collide
• Shooting victim mourned
• Arrest brings sigh of relief in Lowell
• Police officer held in bistate shooting spree
• Pacurar won't seek East Chicago mayor seat
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Christian singer performs Sunday
• (219) Steppers mark anniversary
• Making the transition
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Jeromy J. Rech
• 'The sky's the limit'
• Jumping for better health
• Money manager who crashed plane gets 10-year term
• Correction
• Indiana BMV chief resigns after bathroom sex sting
• Student growth model touted as cutting-edge educational tool
• Driver charged with criminal recklessness
• Suspect in shootings nabbed in Lynwood
• Superior stands behind MLK bridge construction
• Crete, Ill., man arrested in shooting spree
• Bid to end Livemercial Aviation bankruptcy contested
• New lab drives mechanical engineering
• BMV ruling means Seaton still not allowed to drive
• Blood Donor Challenge kicks off Monday
• Agencies form task force to find bistate shooter
• Top law schools look at LSAT
• Daniels to Realtors: Spread the word about property tax caps
• Around the region
• Teachers: 'Fill their ears with beautiful language'
• Task force formed to find shooter
• State BMV chief nabbed on indecency charge
• Bar rates Lake candidates for judge
• Minnesota boy charged in attack at truck stop
• EC's Pacurar: Not sure on mayoral run
• CP cops make robberies arrest
• Around the region
• Merrillville woman charged in stabbing death of husband
• Photo contest highlights 24 hours in NWI
• Mystery surrounds 90-year-old's train death
• A Taste of Autumn helps education group
• Police deal with plenty of leads, but none deliver shooter
• Around the region
• Woodland Park is site for Elvis Fantasy Fest
• Weekly planner
• Walking to make changes
• Showcase shortchanged
• Raising funds, awareness
• Five generations of undertaking
• Judge Mathis to film Gary police cold cases
• Shooting victims' families, friends share memories
• IUN hosts gay, lesbian event
• Illinois man charged with growing pot
• Lowell man accused in rape of woman, 91
• Man sentenced to 40 years for repeated molestations
• Hardship license OK'd for Seaton
• Gary council eyes tax exemption for Illinois data firm
• Shooting shatters rural town
• Bi-state shooter kills one, wounds Lowell farmer
• Missing woman killed in Porter County
• DirectBuy Club releases new state-of-the-art member website
• S'ville Dem chairman files complaint on political ad
• Around the region
• Health planner
• 'A little bit of escapism'
• Daniels fires IURC chairman
• Injured 'Transformers' extra files negligence suit
• M'ville woman to be charged in husband's death
• Energy conservation saves cash for owners
• Visclosky upbeat on region, Dems
• Routine state audits reveal practices in need of correction
• Daniels fires utility panel chief in ethics flap
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in spree shooting
• Search on in Lowell for Beecher shooting suspect
• Offices busy with early voting, late registration
• Today's obituaries
• Federal court roundup
• Ex-Trustee's daughter, fiance sue sitting trustee
• 5 women charged in September assault
• Valparaiso man, 25, faces 17-year term for child porn
• Women philanthropists honored
• Around the region
• Fundraising with style
• Pence busy campaigning for other GOP candidates
• At your service: Diane Moore
• Business briefcase
• Nail salon pampers patrons, offers a wide variety of styles
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals seek man who violated federal probation
• Around the region
• Is today's loud music damaging our ears? Answer's hard to hear
• Surgeon puts family, society first
• Visiting Nurse Association celebrates 40 years of service
• Bikers show their support
• New justice David will be sworn in Oct. 18
• Robinson Lake gets TLC from local friends
• Today's obituaries
• 'Rebuilding' targets homes of veterans
• Lake Republicans rally vote
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategy
• How they voted in Washington
• Rules set for caucus to elect new EC mayor
• Dance will raise funds
• Religion news
• Volunteers come out in force for agency's fundraising event
• Today's obituaries
• Anti-bullying program comes to Lowell
• Crash kills Portage man after chase
• Healing Hands gets boot
• Statue of Marquette slated for makeover
• Monday last day to register to vote in November election
• State Line Energy plant's smoke a bad habit
• Sheriff files complaint about closed meeting
• Town marshal ordinance tops agenda in Winfield
• Bayh gives more cash to Dems' campaigns
• Developer signs contractors to build its bioethanol plant
• Coats will get state chamber's backing
• Another eyes Gary mayor's office
• Gary pastor elected presiding bishop
• Around the region
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• Around the region
• Experiential learning works
• Education briefs
• Mural embodies values
• Scholarship fair attracts hundreds from region
• Contract fight shelves Merrillville TV figure
• Lake Station's new city hall project under way
• Today's obituaries
• Porter schools given Blue Ribbon status
• Work to start on Valpo parking lots
• Lake Health Department gets new surroundings
• Stories galore at P-T charity book sale
• Sheriff: County no longer patrolling Winfield
• Crown Point's 109th Avenue interchange officially opens
• NRA supporting Dem Ellsworth in Senate bid
• Tip a state cop, catch a jerk driver
• Meet a teen: Andrew P. Delano
• Lawyers: County can own bioethanol plant
• Around the region
• Local NAACP readies for Washington rally
• Election briefs
• CSX closings miff Gary city officials
• Candidate plays 'crime prevention' card
• Region alternative energy sites part of national tour
• Muppets invade museum
• Writing workshop piques students' interest
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Weekly planner
• Comedy makes comeback
• Librarian draws on talent
• Taking a walk into history
• Summer camp caters to kids fighting cancer
• M.C. restaurant cited for sexual harassment
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• Educator: I was fired for being gay
• 2 events planned for GOP candidates
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Walking to show support
• Two companies sued in moving stage prop
• Around the region
• Forum covers new ideas for modern businesses
• Sobriety checkpoint announced
• Correction
• Turning back pollution clock
• New mayor has officials sign resignation letters, just in case
• Seaton to fight address charges
• Around the region
• 'The food is fantastic'
• Republican back on ballot for judge
• National Lakeshore home may be future museum
• Dem Secretary of State candidate wants radar on residency
• Bail boosted for former government center janitor
• Today's obituaries
• S'ville man charged with murder
• RBA survey patrons use service to shop
• Valpo man nominated for 'Best Dad on Wheels'
• Deep River crash victim fights for life
• County faces fines for IRS misfiling
• Driver in Deep River mishap dies
• McDermott: EC mayor to be elected Oct. 16
• At your service: Julie Bieszczat
• Creating comfort, savings
• State Police inspector dies in I-70 crash
• Today's obituaries
• Marshals look for battery suspect
• Walkers eye cure for juvenile diabetes one step at time
• Hundreds gather for Pink Ribbon Society fundraiser
• Car plunges into river; driver taken to hospital
• Alcohol sales ID law under fire
• New law routine for coroners
• Hobart woman identified in Deep River plunge
• Hobart woman in Deep River car plunge dies
• Business briefcase
• Wire repairs will make outages less extensive
• Today's obituaries
• Potential EC mayoral successors surface
• Private dog park opens with 'Woofstock'
• Volunteers comb beaches in annual search for trash
• Ferry trucks to avoid Borman Expressway?
• How they voted in Washington
• Ellsworth in struggle against Coats
• Everyone should read the fine print of 'grandfather clause'
• World traveler feels at home in NWI
• Portage's youngest fire chief brings passion to the job
• Stewards of democracy
• City controller becomes mayor until caucus vote
• Police making 'rescue' find party instead
• South Shores cuts costs, sees dip in passenger service
• Vintage South Shore rail cars bound for Wisconsin museum
• Candidate registered to vote -- in Michigan
• Ex-lobbyist pleads to illegal campaign donations
• Gingrich endorses GOP candidate
• Around the region
• Around the region
• 'Never too old to learn'
• The George Pabey timeline
• Toll Road crash closes road for 6 hours; 3 hurt
• Applications for home repairs now being taken
• Sheriff blasts waste board's closed-door meeting
• Porter County marks two West Nile cases
• Cross-cultural learning
• Support for the canines
• Lawsuit filed in jail death
• National Guard unit Iraq-bound
• Museums celebrated at Gary event
• Pabey, Camacho guilty on 2 counts in federal trial
• Today's obituaries
• Council eyes changes to town's fire department
• Wreck snarls Toll Road traffic
• Indiana gets $48.5M for teacher merit pay
• Finances key to Portage Township school races
• City plans to appeal NIPSCO rate increase
• Around the region
• Harris wants fraud conviction overturned
• Long road to degree was worth the effort
• Drug take-back day helps clear shelf, reduce hazard
• Around the region
• Railroads deal nears in runway expansion
• Around the region
• Bad letter isn't always the end
• Ex-NFL player overcame learning problems
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Deominique Meadows
• Scheub, Dominguez argue over Winfield police patrols
• Help with beach cleanup
• Chesterton police seek clues in man's beating
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Weekly planner
• Around the region
• Lifelong musician has tales to tell
• Getting to like the game
• History boosts literacy
• Council votes 4-3 to trim retirement fund payment
• Whistleblower awarded $215K in firing
• 2 crash victims died of blunt force trauma
• State puts historic bridges up for sale
• Patrol cars offer safety to youngsters in trouble
• Election news
• Mayor mum on salary from Sanitary District
• INDOT: Don't put campaign signs on state, federal highways
• Police unsure if shootings are related
• Boaters agree Hobart is 'The Friendly City'
• Pabey's wife: He's no handyman
• Special Olympians receive star treatment
• Michigan City whistleblower to get $215,000
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Keeping the culture alive
• Zionsville school district enlists all hands in vaccination effort
• Around the region
• Region students advance
• Car washes set for stricken infant
• Two drivers killed in Portage crash
• EasyGo bus lines see increase in ridership
• Colvin incident not the first
• Unvaccinated kids to be barred from class
• Federal judge clears cop in fatal shooting
• NIPSCO rate hike to hit low users hardest
• Around the region
• Annual Spinal Cord Injury Walk set for Sunday at Old Fairgrounds Park
• Four tractor-trailers crash on U.S. 30
• Illinois firm to decide between Hobart and Portage
• Lowell begins ticketing students who jaywalk
• Valparaiso, RBA talk consolidation
• Competition pushed Majestic Star toward bankruptcy
• NIPSCO rates could jump 16.8 percent, more than expected
• Crack, powder cocaine nearer equal footing
• The new face of foreclosure
• Munster students to present comedy with unusual twists
• Business briefcase
• At your service: James J. Rubino Jr.
• To-go food, gourmet style
• Today's obituaries
• Walkers join in to combat ravages of Alzheimer's
• Marshals seek alleged drug dealer
• IDEM top official to EPA: Focus on air pollution, not climate change
• Friends, family remember well-known attorney
• Three years after crash, families search for peace
• Gary woman has lived aliens' plight
• Local couple among Oprah's entourage
• Restless Memory Syndrome good for one's health
• Military briefs
• Around the region - Porter
• Around the region -- Lake
• Around the region -- Gary
• Celebrating clean water
• Correction
• River Forest schools to honor former principal
• VU song, dance routine fun despite missing world record
• Today's obituaries
• How they voted in Washington
• Annual Oz fest draws celebrities, fans to Chesterton
• VanDenburgh nixes debate at church
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Church honors new pastor, wife
• School exhibit displays Crown Point family's passion for art
• Correction
• Autopsy on Hobart man inconclusive
• Today's obituaries
• State AG plans to sue 2 local credit repair companies
• Renovated museum opens today
• Environmentally friendly energy doable, affordable
• Bond denied for teen accused of killing dad
• Indianapolis man charged in EC shooting
• Boone County judge named to state Supreme Court
• Iran-Contra's North talks religion at Dyer church
• Seaton seeking hardship license
• Indiana Supreme Court: EC cannot take casino funds
• Campus alive late this week
• Wheatfield man, 45, dies after shooting
• Around the region
• Long budget session went 'as expected'
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Meet a teen: Steven Ford
• Education briefs
• Annual festival features entertainment, food, more vendors
• Drawing up simple fun
• Vendors at annual doll show repair, dress up owners' dolls
• Investigation continues after man's body found at Lakeshore
• VU plans cultural convention
• FBI tech charged with theft
• BP leak officially 'threat to health'
• New website shows Hoosiers who is representing them
• Pabey trial set to begin Monday
• PMA Group head to plead guilty in campaign donations probe
• Volunteer lives the life so she can speak with authenticity
• Public help sought to ID Super 8 robbery suspect
• Appeal gets Gary man new trial
• Tillema hearing postponed pending test results
• NIRPC will discuss its plans for future
• Motorcyclists take another shot at benefit
• Those who really care earn Quality of Life recognition
• Majestic keeps Gary gaming licenses
• BP not done cleaning Hammond leak
• Accentuate positive, eliminate negative
• Pastrick finances subject of multiple state queries
• Duneland Heritage Days expands Harvest Festival
• Families scramble to meet new state vaccine laws
• CARS & CYCLES
• Porter RDA appeal filed in Jasper County
• Majestic Star's bankruptcy could confuse license renewal
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region -- Gary
• Glen Park Academy event welcomes parents and students
• Historical event evolves into Dyer Hometown Celebration
• Bringing history to life
• Report blames Senate's failure to pass useful bill
• Mittal, enviro group explore settlement on 'Easterly's Pile'
• State: Calumet Township can't use loan for tax loss
• Conservative speaker goes after era's hot-button topics
• Crown Point sportsplex forum attracts few
• Pastrick assets 'few,' lawyer says in court
• Photos not adequate, Pabey's defense says
• New memo works to unite region, Gary bus systems
• Levee maintenance critical in flood project
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Volunteer's hobbies all about the outdoors
• Car club hosts get-togethers, donates to community groups
• Former city judge Fred Work dies at age 75
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Today's obituaries
• Judge refuses release of ill doctor
• M'ville doctor will plead guilty to fraud
• Region hospitals go green embracing sustainability
• Sheriff to Winfield: Pay for cops
• Re-enactment shows how the region's early residents lived
• Business briefcase
• Salon reaches 20-year mark with attention to customers
• More than 1,000 join walk to fight MS
• Walkers aim to raise awareness of suicide
• Correction
• U.S. marshals look for sex offender
• Races on Lake George attract an international field
• 911 consolidation brings questions
• Around the region -- Gary
• Family of woman found dead plan second vigil
• Region reflects on 2001 terrorist attacks
• Program marks '08 floods, continues healing process
• Don't become biased about having biases
• Around the region - Porter
• Ex-librarian loves her Red Wings
• Steady diet of good ideas
• Today's obituaries
• Dem Harper questions chamber forum
• Around the region
• Religion briefs
• Teens work to improve dunes parks' attractions
• National Park Service seeks comment on services, fees
• Mother tearfully maintains innocence in baby's death
• Law and Order
• 9/11 observances
• Differences become the norm in post-9/11 world
• Porter County anti-drug forces get expert advice
• Eco-safe ponds could help save water, ease dangers of flooding
• Man accused of killing his wife in '86 faces charge
• Sheriff says Winfield welching on its deal
• Lake County Council may need deeper budget cuts
• One degree not enough for recent graduate
• Twist on aliens topic
• Prepare for alumni interview
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Meet a teen: Marjorie Muller
• Recalling the good times
• Actors, crew enjoy staging 'Pinocchio'
• Today's obituaries
• LaPorte trio arrested on pot charges
• Sept. 11 memorial events
• Heavy turnout for food giveaway
• Hobart paint recycling facility begins operation
• Power plants cited for air quality
• Flores gets life without parole in killing of sisters
• Murderess Castillo gets life plus 5 years
• Around the region
• Former Hoosier DNR chief named carp cop
• $5.5 million in HUD funds sent to fight urban blight
• Senate candidates set 3 debates
• Drug, alcohol usage by Porter County teens above state average
• Work starts on next year's summer concerts
• Purdue Calumet chancellor to step down
• Memories of 9/11 temper events
• Port of prosperity: Shipping up 52 percent
• 'History Comes Alive' at state park
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Things to do
• Family history in a shoebox
• 'Great fun for everyone'
• Creating art from nature
• Today's obituaries
• Around the region
• Law and Order
• Horseshoe, Majestic Star on long 'winning streaks'
• Quarry shareholders sue to operate in Lake County
• For many, residential homes are a 'last resort'
• Mental health takes hit in state budget cuts
• After 9 years, chancellor to step down at PUC
• Fine plans to appeal vote verdict
• Around the region
• Program helps girls build healthy habits and self-respect
• Cedar Lake road projects set for 2 areas
• VU building continues; welcome center planned
• Hammond charter school takes flight
• Commissioners target synthetic pot
• U. of St. Francis set to break ground for Crown Point campus
• Bioethanol effort gets boost in Florida
• VU boasts most diverse, distinguished frosh class
• Daley won't seek re-election
• Around the region
• Local students win Chicago contest for speedy filmmaking
• Family: Injured movie extra doing better
• Lowell loves its Labor Day parade
• Today's obituaries
• Malden honors parade founder
• Seven Indiana colleges hang up dorm phones
• Federal marshals looking for confinement suspect
• Brother in custody in fatal shooting
• Suicides, fatal overdoses alarming Porter County
• Friend indeed to motorists in need
• Business briefcase
• At your service: The Rev. Michael Yadron
• Rescue group rehabilitates and 're-homes' abused animals
• Health officials: Protect yourself from West Nile
• City's three-day party celebrates residents
• Cop, union leader can take the heat
• It's easy to get lost amid modern meal mayhem
• Indiana National Guard program uses chess as safe haven
• Rail crossing closes for repair work
• Online voter registration slow to catch on in NWI
• Area universities urged to study climate change
• Today's listing
• Road crews risk their lives
• Labor Day loses luster as unions struggle
• Correction
• Deputies fire stun gun to stop teen with knife
• Deep River named among top water parks in the nation
• Regional Bus Authority still has questions for Gary
• Election board rejects Seaton challenge
• Tax caps will force cities to run leaner, expert says
• Around the region
• Religion news
• Hammond church members 'thank God for the blessings'
• BP's Hammond oil cleanup still a work in progress
• Stolen city dump truck found four days later
• Federal Court briefs
• Honors today for Majestic's Don Barden
• NWI facing return of laced heroin, ODs
• GPTC sends new offer to Regional Bus Authority
• Man, 70, charged with trying to film two girls
• GOP Adams gets OK to run in Lake assessor race
• Alt-fueled police vehicles won't pass federal muster
• Fine off ballot as election commission deadlocks
• Highland vandalism on tape; police seek culprit
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Fun first at Friday University
• Northwest Indiana education briefs
• Meet a teen: Brian Hedge Jr.
• Events for special people
• Preparing kids for school
• Today's obituaries
• Around the region
• Many ingredients in recipe of life
• Weekly planner
• Art's farewell to summer
• National Lakeshore recognizes, rewards park volunteers
• Correction
• Debate will continue over wood boiler rules
• Today's obituaries
• Seaton license suspension stays in effect
• Judge tells law firms to repay fees to E.C.
• Bike ride rich in history
• Inmate takes worker hostage at state pen
• BP replaces defective Hammond pipeline
• Brunker family vow: She won't be 'a cold case'
• Maybe the good old days weren't so bad
• Gary may miss next Jackson museum transfer deadline
• Hammond woman recalls special grandma
• Old paint remixed for new life in recycling
• MJFanvention organizers off to good start
• From the front in the war on drugs: It's paying off
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• Dunes programs set for fall
• Re-living medieval times
• President Obama's speech
• Michigan City's marinas honored for being 'clean'
• Gary native remembered for love of harp, libraries
• Man charged for gunshots in wake of horse deaths
• University presents plans to Valpo for replacing union
• Agency implements Gary bus route cuts
• Bones buried in dunes 'petite,' expert to analyze the remains
• Obama calls for 'turning the page' on Iraq combat
• Around the region
• Man charged after girls run to police
• Man accused of stealing $9,000 of grandmother's jewelry
• West Side students released early due to heat
• U.S. Steel Gary Works wins permits
• Walk in the dunes leads to discovery of skeleton
• IUN students return as enrollment soars
• Shuttered grocery causes concerns among residents
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• Bee business explained
• Corrections
• State hotline taking all child abuse reports
• Today's obituaries
• Valpo puts TIFs to work
• Critics say Gary false alarm ordinance too weak
• Gary's Small Farms a rare success
• MJFanvention calls it a wrap
• Liquor stores fight bid to OK Sunday sales
• Buzinec wants 4th term as mayor
• Business briefcase
• At your service: Jerry K. Jordan
• Longtime bow hunter operates archery sales, repair store
• Today's obituaries
• Four injured, one arrested in I-94 wreck
• Lieutenant governor may be planning to run for top job
• Calumet Township paperwork could again affect Lake tax bills
• Economist finds fertile grounds for property tax reform
• Confusion spawns digital snarl on new TV channels
• Prominent attorney Saul Ruman dies
• Whiz bang engineering nets bucks
• Fans mark Michael's birthday
• Verdicts could tap $90M from state fund
• Unused TIF money sparks debate
• Man found dead in Gary
• Gary renting parking lot it doesn't need
• Confusion spawns digital snarl on new TV channels
• 'Only game in town' for growth: TIF
• Dems draft plan to consolidate Lake precincts
• Area births
• Around the Region -- Lake
• Around the region
• 'Growing pains' never seem to stop
• Win-win for K-of-C, church
• Duneland community turns out for annual Party in the Park
• TIF districts in Gary, Chesterton and Portage
• Today's obituaries
• Jury convicts boyfriend in child's fatal beating
• Seaton ruling in, but not released
• Son of president shares his life story
• Commuter logs more than 46,000 miles in Twike
• MJ event brings back memories
• Plaintiff gets $300K in Weinberger trial
• Hobart man charged in daughter's 1995 death
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• Opening tour here, African choir provides hope for children
• Today's obituaries
• Reagent to process rail cars
• Workshop aims to steer kids off crack
• Valpo Best Buy employees give back to the community
• Sex offender faces multiple charges in Portage
• 12 women sue Big Lots for job loss
• Fans arrive for MJFanvention
• Motorists reminded of deadly rail intersection
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• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Kylee Miller
• Celebrating a new heart
• Two from Indy identified as crash victims
• Continued service outages set for South Shore wiring
• Body of boy, 17, found after drowning in Lake Michigan
• Patient takes stand in malpractice case
• Hobart subdivision residents finally get long-awaited park
• Local restaurant owner from Mexico works hard to provide for his family
• Program shows women the basics of automobile upkeep
• Drug-induced killing puts man in prison for 30 years
• Tube City wants tax exemption
• Recent grad from Hobart ready to tackle med school
• IDEM mum on handling mint water discharge
• Expanded services reflect record enrollment
• Federal Court briefs
• Essays critical to admission
• NIPSCO electric bills will go up 10 percent
• National park firefighters tell Cub Scouts about their jobs
• Witness says doc changed heart test
• Flores gets life without parole in double killing
• 'Armed' teens alarm Valpo merchants
• Around the region
• 3 dogs rescued in East Chicago a week from death
• Around the region
• Illinois tollway system tells Hoosiers to pay up
• Operation Roadblock vital to war on drugs
• Army reservists prepare to deploy to Afghanistan
• Around the region
• Kouts the place to be Saturday
• Weekly planner
• Friend plans benefit event for family of injured boy
• Giving a second chance
• Settlement helps reduce NIPSCO bills
• Today's obituaries
• Chicago man on trial for tot's 2007 death
• Gary 2001 budget cut, but not enough
• 'Transformers' closes section of Cline Avenue
• VU students start new year
• Rescue teams recover body of South Bend teen
• AECOM named to lead Gary runway project
• Doctors testify no illness, need for patient's surgery
• Republic scrambles to clean recycle sites
• Gary 2011 budget cut, but not enough
• Prepared students of echocardiography
• Health planner
• Attorney says Great Lakes waterways a 'carp highway'
• Man with children in car arrested for drunken driving
• Interviews start in fatal barn fire
• Today's obituaries
• Hobart graffiti artist leaving mark in Gary
• State details Kouts man's alleged 'shell game'
• Weinberger trial gets under way
• Rough water suspends hunt for missing teens
• Body of 1 of 2 missing teens found in lake
• Contests set in six school board races
• Horticulture scholarships awarded
• State-approved budget $190K less than expected; cuts needed
• Host of events to mark Michael Jackson's birthday
• Marshals seek suspected cocaine dealer
• Low mortgage rates struggle for traction
• New guidelines may soften IDEM enforcement
• 'Every little kindness counts'
• Lake search continues for missing teens
• Feds fault SeaWorld in death of orca trainer
• At your service: Dr. Mohamed Hassan
• Business briefcase
• Crafting wearable art
• Today's obituaries
• Lakefront Fest race really quacks it up
• RailCats, regional agencies offer vets outreach options
• Gary pay cuts restored in draft
• Debtors falling prey to collectors
• Porter County candidate hopes immigration reform bill pays off
• 'Leave it better than you found it'
• Community Hospital Auxiliary Scholarships
• August
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• We need a national pie-tasting tourney
• Area reunions
• Good times at Sunnyside
• September walk to raise funds to fight Alzheimer's
• Pipeline safety concerns date back to 2002
• Today's obituaries
• Around the region
• Religion briefs
• Donations can help shelter use kitchen renovation grant
• Today's obituaries
• BP continues pipe repairs, removes second section
• New president selected for Calumet College
• Mortgage fraud probe adds new defendants
• Meet a teen: Ny’Keva Mapson
• Clarification
• BP may have found source of pipeline leak
• Portage Police missing $3,700
• IUN rebuilds hall, leases shopping centerspace for art classes
• Porter Fair deemed a success; events break records
• Portage 'bus bully' guilty of sex battery
• Eggs are safe, not part of big recall
• Ethanol plant ownership answers not yet clear
• Seaton faces 1-year license suspension
• Northwest Indiana Pakistanis ramp up flood aid
• Seaton challenges opponent's candidacy
• School community will picnic
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• Northwest Indiana education briefs
• Around the region
• Former jock goes to bat for academia
• Event honors wife of Merrillville business owner
• Longstanding block club fosters unity with car, jazz show
• Church hosts petting zoo, other events to spread its word
• Hunt for fake frogs helps to support community programs
• Man will plead guilty to swindle
• Gary cops to fill tanks with ethanol in Hobart
• Public help sought as cops hunt for liquor store killer
• Judge rejects guilty plea by gang member
• Hearing continued for DeMotte man charged in fatal crash
• Emerson grads keep memories alive at regular gatherings
• Enbridge wants to replace part of oil pipeline
• Jazz in the Park theme is 'The Way It Was'
• Daniels hopeful about economy
• Even canines have trouble with dog days
• Last-minute changes seal Lake County Jail settlement
• Around the region
• Solar plant icing on the cake for Schneider
• Around the region
• Crews work to find, fix leaking BP pipe
• Election Board won't forward Philpot case
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Linkster Academy a success
• Today's obituaries
• Gary Chamber initiative targets schools
• Man dies after second shooting in two months
• MV neighbors object to development housing
• Pence mum about plans to seek governor's seat
• Japanese, Chinese officials tour area
• Curry packs, leaving Gary post for Florida airports
• Possible BP pipeline leak probed
• Portage school bus sex terror trial opens
• Decision may come today on Lake sheriff campaign fliers
• Around the region
• VU ranks high in Midwest region
• Children learn about food by growing, donating vegetables
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• Crash topples pole, closes Ridge Road in Highland
• Boiled dog's owner plans lawsuit against mint farm
• Michigan City teen sent to adult court for fatal wreck
• Funding needed for 45th Avenue work in Griffith
• 'Transformers' returns to Gary; filming in church
• Local Dem trio, GOP talk up 'open government'
• Weinberger attorney asks judge for help
• Airport director takes flight; new Florida job
• Hammond, BP investigate possible pipeline leak
• Blagojevich guilty of one count; jury hung on 23
• Valpo HR pro sets sight on streamlining processes
• Suspected cocaine dealer wanted
• North Judson woman killed in U.S. 30 crash
• Changes in store for struggling schools
• Without state funding, readiness a challenge
• Enbridge: Region oil pipeline section safe
• Business briefcase
• Today's obituaries
• Slight dip in attendance blamed on heat; Lake fair ends
• Mayor, colleagues celebrate Tousant's 50 years of service
• Girls model confidence, ladylike behavior in fashion show
• Thousands expected at annual car show
• Dyer woman dies in single-car crash
• New program allows parents to become involved in learning
• Correction
• Third youth will go to court, charged with bus terrorism
• Apprentices install upgrades at science education center
• If grade level caps, parents have choices
• How they voted in Washington
• Corporation's teaching staff reduced going into start of the school year
• 90-year old no procrastinator as she has fun, continues learning
• All's fair when it comes to casino cash
• Around the region
• Back to school no simple lesson in area
• Around the region
• School construction limited by state law
• Around the region
• Area reunions
• The fall won't kill you, but staying down will
• Area births
• Military briefs
• I-65 bridges to be inspected, Indiana 10 closed at crossing
• Hobart OKs help effort to lure Graycor
• Candidate for sheriff has Lake jail plan
• State gives OK to build coke substitute facility
• Governor leads charity motorcycle ride through area
• Heat blamed in 62-year-old's death in Porter County
• Dog boiled alive after jumping into mint farm discharge
• Castillo gets life in prison for killing Hobart toddler
• Around the region
• Religion briefs
• A neighborly place to sit
• Today's obituaries
• Twenty years of work pay off with award-winning garden
• Schrenker agrees to guilty plea to fraud
• Airport officials discuss end to preference-based bidding
• Today's obituaries
• Ozone alert issued in Lake, LaPorte, Porter counties
• 8 indicted in identity theft ring
• BP stands by its pledge not to pollute lake
• Father charged with son's shooting death
• Castillo guilty in beating death of toddler
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Prepare for college visits, then take tour
• Around the region
• Grad welcomes challenges
• IUN prepares for larger enrollment
• Campus monument honors Froebel
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Ariel Magallon
• 'Transformers 3' films on streets of Gary
• Around the region
• Cantrell loses appeal in honest services case
• Chamber music festival has French flavor
• 2 semis in fiery I-65 crash tie up traffic
• Join the fight against breast cancer
• Get ready for school, Lakefront Fest
• Male models sought for cancer fight
• Around the region
• Plain-spoken Lowell farmer proud of community roots
• Weekly planner
• Child safety program spreads word with picnic
• Camp introduces children to the wonders of life in water
• Around the region
• Bicyclist's mishap due to drinking
• Around the region
• Memorial pays tribute to women law officers
• Chef learns 'wealth of information'
• Portage man held in wake of Tuesday shooting spree
• Hammond event's bands to put their touch on Beatles hits
• Police seek pair of counterfeiters
• Father charged in year-old shooting death of son
• No settlement in Munster fed condo suit
• Seaton charged in registration flap
• Castillo shifts blame; says boyfriend killed Jada
• GOP judge candidate challenged
• No money to make 'fair deals' to 'Cowboy Town' homeowners
• Cline bridge 'still on table' INDOT reps say
• Water from oil spill won't go into Lake County drains
• Portage man held in wake of Tuesday shooting spree
• SWINGING BACK AT CANCER
• Around the region
• Health planner
• Rock Church continues 'Reach' event
• Solemn ceremony marks Masonic lodge's 50th anniversary
• Reads named to conservationist Hall of Fame
• Coconut cream pie takes the cake
• Today's obituaries
• Murder charges filed after baby dies
• Enviros question BP's sincerity on lake pollution limit
• Jail tapes reveal defendant's role in toddler's death
• NIPSCO offers old appliance pickup
• Around the region
• SWINGING BACK AT CANCER
• Classroom in the dunes
• Casino trespassers find they've lost after court
• Unlicensed driver chased, faces host of charges
• Nursing school plans OK'd in Crown Point
• Pot grower pleasds guilty, faces up to 16 years
• Casinos starting to see green again
• Lake jail draft reviewed by Justice Department
• Castillo's demeanor changed, says FBI
• EEOC takes case of hiring discrimination
• Enviros seek $2.7 billion for wastewater infrastructure
• Locals not told oil-water spill mix coming to Griffith
• At your service: Myrna Sarowitz
• Fitness, not just fisticuffs
• Marshals search for drug dealer
• Pipeline firm buying two homes near oil spill
• Today's obituaries
• Latino Fest adds flair to fair
• Lack of witnesses in Gary murder frustrates cop
• Wind turbines can bring financial windfall
• Keepers of the Lakeshore
• Schererville police program helps kids solve mock cases
• Barbecue artists cook up hot summer treats
• 2-day pilgrimage passes through area
• Flu season likely to be 'milder'
• Dunes view comes to an end for homeowners
• How they voted in Washington
• Around the region
• Area births
• Area reunions
• Around the region - Lake
• The little town gets a chance at renewal
• Around the region -- Porter
• From truck driver to hall of famer
• Runaway bull to get greener turf
• Detective: Castillo reacted in anger during questioning
• Bennett: State to issue letter grades to schools
• Bats throw wrench into levee project completion
• Pence to help raise funds for Valparaiso GOP
• Around the region
• Around the region
• When does school start?
• Reaching out for health
• Correction
• Portage welcomes vet home
• Gary taps Chicago educator for Roosevelt
• $7.1M awarded to family of Gary teacher killed in 2008 car crash
• Empty Gary building target of cleaning 'team'
• Gary: No decision made to join RBA
• Lake Calumet Asian carp likely placed there
• Windmill systems face council airing
• Fed officials to finalize upgrades at Lake jail
• PMA head faces 11 fed charges
• 'Nontraditional' students receive scholarships, too
• Students pay tribute to anatomical donors
• Around the region
• Bicycle trek tests willpower
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Education briefs
• Meet a teen: Lindsay M. Howarth
• All-American family fun
• Corrections
• 97 get escrow accounts restored
• Around the region
• Lake County Fair begins 10-day run
• Music with a message
• Gary roots important for international performer
• Trooper's quick work stops van, saves man
• Today's obituaries
• Woman, 57, killed in Crown Point crash
• Ball State OKs Merrillville charter school
• 'Transformers' will return, film in Gary
• All-Greek Picnic promotes sorority, fraternity togetherness
• Latest scam: Phone calls focusing on kids
• Seaton set for Friday hearing downstate
• Police agencies raid Cedar Lake chop shop
• Saying 'no' just one way to simplify life
• Gary flex-fuel vehicle grant moving closer to reality
• CARS & CYCLES
• Castillo murder trial begins; mother takes stand
• Special Olympians' sportsmanship inspiring
• Audition for Chicago Has Talent Showcase
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Local history is her story, too
• Church open house is Friday
• Kitchen class for kids
• National Guard tries to checkmate drug use
• Today's obituaries
• Heavy storms pound area
• South county wind farm scope expands
• Jury seated as Castillo murder trial set to start
• SUV driver injured in crash
• Health planner
• Around the region
• Porter medical team aids Bolivians
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Civil Air Patrol members update training at local exercise
• Humane Society to add clinic
• C.O.P.S. ride for the families of the fallen
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• Bond denial upheld for alleged Latin Kings member
• Michigan City girl, 17, overcome by heat during run
• Unemployment benefits extension can aid economy
• At your service: Susana Villatoro
• Medical team to provide services in Honduras
• Today's obituaries
• Alleged child abductor arrested
• Semi rolls over on Indiana 2
• Gary man sought for attempted murder
• Police say alcohol suspected in crash that killed 2
• Gary doc out of prison, license still suspended
• E-prescription use grows, but some hurdles remain
• Motorist strikes, kills man on side of Interstate 65
• Indiana's gambling habit brings billions into the state
• Gary squads lack right fuel
• Business briefcase
• Around the region - Lake
• Area births
• Military briefs
• Reunions
• Polka Party provides cheery end to Festival of the Lakes
• 7 hurt in Borman crash
• NICTD will cancel one planned service outage
• 500 potential jurors to be called for Castillo trial
• $86M in state subsidies for Toll Road discounts
• Homeowner learns the hard way in mortgage fight
• Around the region
• Fundraiser will help choir help others
• Teen vows to help bring back Gary
• Mercy! Language today is a lot of bunk
• US: Gang member's plea deal valid despite testimony
• Two 87-year-olds share top house raffle ticket
• Vintagesportscarunearthed
• Transportation money heading for NWI projects
• Michigan oil cleanup focus turns to geese, other wildlife
• $50,000 study OK'd for Gary Metro, Miller stations
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Religion briefs
• Martial arts competitor says discipline earned him respect
• Genesis Center's garage shut
• South Shore track relocation likely to get another study
• Today's obituaries
• Correction
• Military Activity Day supports Guard and Reserves
• My day in the military
• NICTD looks to cut train-car fatalities
• Enbridge track record for safety questioned
• His career has begun on solid foundation
• Fall semester a month away
• Simplify selection process
• Around the region
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• Meet a teen: Abigail Lams
• Education briefs
• State park naturalists demonstrate tips for living in nature
• Theater group does 'Othello,' hopes to find its own stage
• Illinois man faces charges
• Correction
• Today's obituaries
• 2 Verizon towers get Crown Point OK
• Bank rules needed, Dem says
• Bus a lifeline to seniors, disabled
• Beach water improving; E. coli sickness down
• 'Stop the Hush' will raise drug awareness
• BET's Jeff Johnson tries to get Gary moving
• Car show gives patrons a bonus
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Around the region
• Reserve officers sworn in
• Weekly planner
• Classic cars, music draw new visitors to museum
• Jaycees organize mud volleyball tournament as fundraiser
• Allen, co-defendant lose appeal; must report to prison
• Bar owner shows fight, now has one with cable company
• Floodwall installation works
• Lack of insurance coverage prompts suit
• Michigan oil spill has roots at Griffith plant
• Illinois man racks up charges in Borman wreck
• E. coli levels improving at state beaches, report shows
• Health planner
• A challenge for fitness
• State cops round up cattle after crash
• Westville inmate's death ruled homicide
• Civil rights hall may get home at last
• Indiana 33rd in annual Kids Count report
• Boy killed when thrown from horse
• Veterans relive WWII at Wings of Freedom Tour
• Cattle hauler wreck closes interstate
• Oil from Griffith pipeline spills into Michigan creek
• Around the region
• Correction
• Around the region
• 'It's a really good group'
• Reporter is plane-ly an observer
• Man's body pulled from river Monday
• Lowell residents debate smoke ban proposal
• Ivanhoe demolition at halfway point
• Alleged gang member appeals no-bond ruling
• Inmate found dead, foul play suspected
• Teen gets 60 years for boy's murder
• Power to the people… Social buying gives buying power to the consumers, but is this really a new t
• DirectBuy Featured at Response Expo 2010
• Acoustic Night At Cafe Divine
• Nothing casual about giving… DirectBuy employees donate proceeds from Spirit Day to Boys & Girls C
• Humane Society Fundraiser : 'Mutts, Merlot and More'
• Spring now on deck…Get your deck ready for spring and summer entertaining
• Easy-to-be-green home improvement projects
• DirectBuy names Nancy Jancaric as Director of Human Resources
• No place like your home for the holidays (and guests)
• Home safety for the upcoming holiday season.
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Checkpoint…The fall home improvement projects that should be on your list.
• Join the Movement to End Alzheimer's Disease: Memory Walk at Hidden Lake Park
• DirectBuy promotes achievement through technology.
• DirectBuy Supports Boys &Girls Clubs...Donning Denim Makes a Difference for Boys & Girls Clubs of No
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