Indiana limits rapid COVID-19 tests due to supply shortage

The Indiana Department of Health announced Tuesday it has limited who is eligible for rapid COVID-19 tests at state-run sites due to high demand and a surge of cases amid the spread of the omicron variant.

Driver smashed into Indiana state patrol car, nearly hit trooper

The trooper and other emergency workers were directing traffic around a jackknifed semi on I-65 near Crown Point around 6:45 a.m. when Hakeem A. Bahhur, 30, of Orange, California, allegedly swerved around an emergency vehicle.

Tears, remorse don't spare capitol riot suspects from jail

Many rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol a year ago are shedding tears and expressing remorse when judges sentence them for their part in the insurrection.

Gary students will attend classes remotely during the first week of January due to rising COVID cases

On Monday and Tuesday, students are expected to learn “asynchronously,” which means students will do assignments but not have scheduled class time. From Wednesday through Friday, students will learn synchronously with their teachers.

2 suspects arrested in Bradley hotel shooting that left sergeant dead, officer critically wounded

After an exhaustive search lasting nearly 36 hours and spanning two states, the suspects wanted in connection to a shooting that left one Bradley police sergeant dead and another officer critically wounded are behind bars.

Man murdered at bar in East Chicago on Christmas Day

Detectives said the door to Ralo's Bar was locked, even though they could see people inside. No one was willing to come to the door. Police are tracking down the owner.

Gary's mayor imposes new restrictions amid COVID-19 surge

Mayor Jerome Prince said that the first phase of the city’s two-phase effort would begin immediately and stay in effect through Dec. 31.

Hobart farm home to 2 handicapped cows
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A match made in heaven: two calves, with three-legs, have found each other in Hobart, Indiana.