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New business: The Hayes Family Wellness Center opened Tuesday. A grand opening will be held Nov.
Hurricane Damages, Fire Destroys Home
Hurricane Ike flooded Kim and Ron Roarks' home on Country Club Drive in La Porte with 18 inches of water.
Special election Tuesday for St. Joe, Porter counties
St. Joseph County election workers are preparing for a special election Tuesday, but a lot of people still don't know about it.
Crossroad Baptist Church celebrates 34th anniversary
Crossroad Baptist Church celebrates its 34th anniversary at 10 a.m. today. The church was founded in 1975 by the Rev.
Ind. Courts - 'Judge and prosecutor argue over sex offender plea'
A plea agreement by a sex offender ignited friction Friday when La Porte Circuit Court Judge Tom Alevizos threatened La Porte County Prosecutor Rob Beckman with jail after the prosecutor shot back in defense of the agreement.
Free clinical breast exams offered in LaPorte
La Porte Regional Health System is offering clinical breast exams at no cost, but you have to sign up for an appointment.
A one-month visit to Indiana starts this weekend
T wo young sisters in matching swimsuits walk along a beach. They walk away from the camera and unwittingly into a history so horrific that millions have taken the vow to "Never Forget." One is Anne Frank, whose diary is the gateway into Holocaust studies for many youths worldwide.
American Legion essay contest opens its 73rd year
The American Legion is offering high school students in the area the chance to compete in the 73rd annual American Legion High School Oratorical Scholarship Program.
Commentary: The Sunflower Boy's Smile
On the morning of last year's annual Sunflower Fair in La Porte, Indiana, a family, appearing a little lost, walked up and down a crowded street, looking in vain for the table to sign up their entry.
Greene: The sunflower boy's smile
On the morning of last year's annual Sunflower Fair in La Porte, Indiana, a family, appearing a little lost, walked up and down a crowded street, looking in vain for the table to sign up their entry.
La Porte Police need help finding murder weapon
The LaPorte County Sheriff's office is asking for area residents' help in recovering the shotgun they believe was used in the Kingsford Heights double homicide on September 19, 2009.
Dixon Police Investigating Death
The local hospital called police Saturday about the death of 22-year-old Jose Reynoso of La Porte, Indiana.
Defiance man shot, killed in NW Indiana
A Defiance man was shot and killed Saturday in what authorities are calling a double homicide that occurred in the northwest Indiana town of Kingsford Heights.
Continue reading "No longer milking it: Low prices, high supply force farmers out of dairy industry"
Retirement was planned for Herb Hagenow, not for his cows. Yet, amid one of the longest stretches of low milk prices in decades, the Rockford-area farmer this month shipped his herd out to slaughter.
Got a dream but no cash? The Internet can help
Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:39am EDT - Flamingoes fly in Amboseli National Park near Mount Kilimanjaro, with an elevation of 5,895 meters , March 22, 2007.
A La Porte county man is in the hospital after being struck by lightning. La Porte county police say they got a call for a lightning strike in the 2900 block of State Road 4 around 7:20 pm central time in pleasant township.
Shooting report leads to big pot discovery in LaPorte County
A report of a man being shot and dragged inside a Westville-area home led LaPorte County deputies to a major marijuana growing operation.
Shooting report leads to big pot discovery in LaPorte County
A report of a man being shot and dragged inside a Westville-area home led LaPorte County deputies to a major marijuana growing operation.
Shooting report leads to big pot discovery in LaPorte County
A report of a man being shot and dragged inside a Westville-area home led LaPorte County deputies to a major marijuana growing operation.
Market Scene: Chicago's Green City Market
The temptation of the Chicago Green City Market in July is a little much to take.