Post Tribune Monday, January 26, 2026 | | |
| | | | | A Michigan City man said he was injured at the Project Maize data center site on Dec. 16, and police body camera footage shows another man was injured there on Oct. 9. | | | | | Two protests against rising NIPSCO rates will be held at the company’s Hammond district office and Merrillville corporate headquarters. | | | | | A Hobart woman is leading the charge in her subdivision when it comes to protesting what she said are rising costs from NIPSCO. | | | | | A Gary Police officer has been placed on unpaid leave following a Jan. 17 arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. | | | | | Razing Garyton School is back on the Portage Redevelopment Commission’s list of capital projects to consider this year. | | | | | A Porter County Sheriff’s deputy is in stable condition after being struck by a vehicle while responding to a snowstorm-related crash. | | | | | A 2025 state law to throttle property tax revenue has mayors looking at reducing services and enacting a municipal income tax. | | | | | The Crown Point Fire Department officially welcomed its newest member, Teagen Janson, according to a release. | | | |