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Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Lake Station teen’s death in river ruled accidental after March crash

Rodrigo “Rico” Montes, 18, died from asphyxia. The drowning was “complicated with hypothermia” with evidence of “blunt force trauma” to his head from a crash, the Lake County Coroner’s office said.

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Gary, firefighters’ union announce new contract after almost 23 years

Gary leadership and the Gary Firefighters Association Local 359 announced Tuesday that they’ve signed a new contract after the last one expired Dec. 31, 2003.

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Suffolk/Tribune poll: Chicagoans want to see Bears move to Arlington Heights — not Indiana

In a new poll, 56% of Chicagoans said they wanted the Bears to build a new stadium in Arlington Heights, not Indiana.

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‘There’s hope for you’: Organ recipents, donor families share messages of inspiration

John Babbitt and Christine Ho each shared their stories of hope at the Franciscan Health Crown Point Donate Life Celebration.

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Portage Township Schools accused of mishandling boy with autism, federal lawsuit says

A 14-year-old boy with disabilities was improperly treated by the Portage Township Schools and subjected to physical restraint, a lawsuit alleges.

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Fire destroys six-unit LOFS condominium; no injuries reported

Alan Sneade was thanking the neighbor who pounded on his door shortly before a fire engulfed the back of his six-unit condominium.

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Indiana student voter ID law reinstated complicating early voting

An Indiana law banning the use of university-issued IDs for voting is back in effect after a Monday order from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, as early voting for the state’s May 5 primary continues.

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Valparaiso School Board supports superintendent in Micah Beckwith controversy

The Valparaiso School Board weighed in on the controversy over Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s appearance at a high school career fair.