Post Tribune Wednesday, August 5, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The Target store being built in Portage isn’t going to be lonely. It’s bringing seven other stores to the same development. | | | | | State Line Bridge along the Kankakee River, a 1926 bridge decommissioned years ago and known for its logjams, is finally slated for removal. | | | | | Caprice Cashaw, 32, of Merrillville, pleaded guilty in documents filed this week to two counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder in the March 2025 deadly rampage. | | | | | The Hammond Teachers’ Federation called on its members and the Northwest Indiana community to boycott BP as the Whiting refinery’s lockout continues. | | | | | Purdue University Northwest’s new freshman dormitory will fill many needs with its one purpose: getting students to say “Hi” to each other. | | | | | Lake and Porter County school superintendents said referendums on the November ballot are required to maintain operations. | | | | | The short-term rental property’s special use permit was approved in a 6-1 vote during the Gary Common Council’s Monday evening meeting. | | | | | E-bike regulations could be coming to Portage. That push for rules of the road follows adoption of ordinances in other communities. | | | |
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