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20,000 Still Without Power In Northwest Indiana
Twenty thousand Northwest Indiana residents and businesses remained without power late Wednesday, two days after a tornado and severe thunderstorms slammed the region, snapping trees, destroying homes and ...
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Gary man's trial on rape charges delayed again
Lake County Criminal Court Judge Salvador Vasquez declared a mistrial Wednesday in the jury trial of a Gary man accused of rape.
Gary Looking to Cut Police, Fire Salaries
The City of Gary, Indiana is facing serious budgets problems. But last night, citizens asked the City Council not to take it out on public safety personnel.
Sentencing delayed for Gary woman charged with murder
Lake Criminal Court Judge Thomas Stefaniak Jr. delayed the sentencing Wednesday of a Gary woman accused of murder.
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Former Gary, Indiana Police Officer Pleads Guilty to Falsifying Police Report
WASHINGTON A former Gary, Ind., Police Department officer pleaded guilty today to a charge that he knowingly falsified a police report to obstruct and influence a criminal civil rights investigation, announced ...
The Jacksons to be honored in L.A.
The Jacksons will receive a lifetime achievement award during performing rights group BMI's eighth annual Urban Awards on September 4. Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and Michael Jackson will be bestowed with ...
Students Got Free Lunches in Primary Voting
Dozens of Gary high school students who voted during school hours in Indiana's last two primaries were treated to lunches at Lake County restaurants.
Two men arrested in attempted armed robbery
Merrillville police arrested two Gary men early Monday morning after they attempted to rob a gas station at gun point.
Gary students got free lunches in spring voting
Dozens of Lew Wallace and Roosevelt High School students received more than $1,000 in free lunches from the Gary School Corporation while voting during school hours in the past two primary elections.
Gary man faces jury today in rape
A Gary woman told police she regained consciousness in late 2006 to extreme pain as her boyfriend brutally raped her.
Cop accused of brutality disputes FBI evidence
Federal jurors may have to decide in a case of alleged police brutality who is more credible -- a former Gary deputy police chief or an FBI special agent.
Appellate court reverses ruling on school shooting
The Indiana Court of Appeals reversed a decision against the Gary Community School Corp.
Facing a life in prison, boxer still hopeful for release
Not long ago, Duke Tanner served as a mentor to school kids on avoiding criminal life while attracting national attention to his boxing prowess.
Prosecutor to examine Gary School Board election
Lake County Prosecutor Bernard Carter said Thursday he will study complaints of perjury and obstruction of justice being made by an unsuccessful candidate for the Gary School Board.
A 36-year-old man was shot dead in an apparent homicide in Gary late Wednesday night.
Gary man sentenced in stolen property case
A Gary man was sentenced Friday to two years in prison for receiving stolen property, according to the Lake County prosecutor's office.
Court: Harris will be sentenced Thursday
HAMMOND, Ind. - A prominent Gary businessman appears to have failed in his attempt to delay his sentencing on six counts of fraud and money laundering.
Lake Sheriff's office claims no savings in patrol restrictions
The sheriff's office is disputing a claim by a county council committee that the sheriff could save $700,000 by restricting police patrols to areas outside cities and towns.
Stepdaughter's behavior has brought husband to the edge
Dear Annie: I am a 45-year-old man who met the woman of my dreams. We have been married for three years and I love her with all my being.