Post Tribune Wednesday, May 7, 2025 | | |
| | A teen girl testified Tuesday that she and her father weren’t at the Michael Jackson Childhood Home in Gary long before a man walked up from behind and stuck a gun at her side. | | | Portage High School head football coach Roy Richards has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of a personnel matter, according to a statement by the school district. | | | A judge denied a Gary man’s bid to fire his lawyer Wednesday on the third day of his trial for a carjacker’s killing. | | | Voters in Crown Point and Hobart overwhelmingly approved the renewal of eight-year school property tax referendums Tuesday. | | | Telisa Reed, the Hammond interim superintendent who’s been placed on leave by the school board, left a position in Washington in 2023 after alleging harassment. | | | As the Energy Department considers shutting down energy projects, two Northwest Indiana congressmen defend the regional Hydrogen Hub. | | | Sen. Jim Banks and Rep. Frank Mrvan have sent a letter to the Department of Treasury, asking for the nation’s owned and operated steel industry to be preserved. | | | A surprised and clearly emotional Terrell Taylor, a Merrillville building trades instructor, was presented the Indiana State Teachers Association (ISTA) Minority Educator of the Year award. | | | A trial opened Monday for a former North Carolina man charged in a Merrillville hotel murder. | | | A Gary man is on trial for allegedly killing a carjacker. | | | |