Post Tribune Monday, August 24, 2026 | | |
| | | | | In a police report and videos from Porter Superior Court Judge Christopher Buckley’s Aug. 15 arrest for drunken driving, Buckley repeatedly emphasized how the arrest will ruin his life and career. | | | | | Hobart chef Teddian Jackson, who owns the popular Montego Bay Grille in downtown Hobart, is organizing food trucks to deliver meals prepared by World Central Kitchen this week. | | | | | Meals on Wheels continues to provide a lifeline after Gary and Northwest Indiana experience historic power outages as more than 500 volunteers on more than 50 routes work to serve around 2,200 meals daily. | | | | | Around 40 chihuahua mixes of all ages, some of which were pregnant and have varying illnesses, were found at a Merrillville mobile home that was damaged in storms on Aug. 11. | | | | | New Leash on Life has entered into a purchase agreement on the land at 12430 South Court Street to create a 20,000-square-foot building that will also serve as a low-cost veterinary clinic. | | | | | A group of about eight local activists are fundraising $10,000 for legal counsel to represent community members and fight back against Project Rise. | | | | | The Chicago Bears and other organizations across the region are assisting Portage and Gary residents impacted by the early August storms. | | | |
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