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Porter County Sheriff’s Office warn of scam phone calls of people claiming to be law enforcement

The Porter County Sheriff's Office recently said in a statement that they have been receiving reports that citizens have been getting telephone calls in which people were fraudulently claiming to be law enforcement officials. "Sometimes callers can mask the caller ID information to make it appear as if the call is coming from a police department or other government entity,

April 17th, 2026|Local News|

Here is your Friday forecast-enjoy your weekend

Today Partly sunny, with a high near 74.   Tonight A chance of showers, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 56.   Saturday Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm before 1pm, then a chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 69.   Saturday Night Mostly cloudy, with a low

April 17th, 2026|Local News|

Google acquires data center, collaborates with community

News Release by Economic Development Corporation Michigan City: Michigan City leaders are welcoming Google as a community partner after the acquisition of the data center development, Project Maize. The $832 million Google Data Center has transformed the long-vacant building at 402 Royal Road, which formerly housed the Federal Mogul Corp. The site, owned by Phoenix Investors since 2022, had been

April 17th, 2026|Local News|

Ramp closures scheduled for S.R. 912 in Lake County

In Lake County, an INDOT contractor will have additional ramp closures along State Road 912/Cline Avenue for resurfacing. The ramp closure schedule is weather dependent and subject to change but is currently as follows: The ramp from northbound State Road 912 to Gary Road will close on or after Saturday, April 18 The ramp from Gary Road to northbound State

April 17th, 2026|Local News|

Spring Cleanup Week in the Town of Chesterton set to begin Monday April 20

The Town of Chesterton's Spring Cleanup Week will begin on Monday, April 20. Crews will be collecting both leaves and brush. The Town of Chesterton is emphasizing that leaves and brush must be left at curbside in separate piles. “A problem we’re already seeing is people putting their brush on top of the leaves,” Chesterton Street Commissioner John Schnadenberg recently

April 17th, 2026|Local News|
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