CBS2 - Tue Nov 24
Share + Nov 24, 2009 6:43 pm US/Central Reporting Mike Puccinelli MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.
South Shore eyes fare hike and service cutsChesterton Tribune - Mon Nov 23
With fewer riders, less revenue and higher operating costs anticipated in 2010, the South Shore commuter line will be looking at a fare hike and possible service reduction in next year's third quarter.
Jobless rate steady in state, county; improves in ChestertonChesterton Tribune - Mon Nov 23
Unemployment remained steady in the State of Indiana in October while showing marginal local fluctuations both up and down in Northwest Indiana.
Positives in new flu reportPost Tribune - Fri Nov 20
Although state health officials report an increase in the number of confirmed H1N1 influenza-related deaths through the end of last week, they believe the flu pandemic appears to be waning.
17-year-old found dead in Michigan City jail cellSouth Bend Tribune - Thu Nov 19
A 17-year-old boy was found hanging just before 6 p.m Wednesday in a jail cell at the Michigan City Police Department.
New Carlisle library stamped with 5 starsSouth Bend Tribune - Wed Nov 18
The New Carlisle-Olive Township Public Library has been named a "Five-Star Library" in Library Journal's latest national ratings of public libraries.
Meth lab bust a first for LaPorteSouth Bend Tribune - Tue Nov 17
A weekend meth lab bust in LaPorte was the first for the city. That's according to La Porte Metro Operations coordinator Tim Shortt, who said the discovery inside a home on Brighton Street indicates that the use of meth is becoming even more widespread.
Man seeks new trial due to alleged jury tamperingWLS-TV Chicago - Tue Nov 17
The Indiana Supreme Court will decide whether a LaPorte County man should get a new murder trial because a judge didn't investigate allegations of jury tampering.
2 dead from H1N1 virus last week in LaPorte CountyPost Tribune - Tue Nov 17
LaPorte County Public Health Department officials reported two people died from the H1N1 virus last week.
Train parts stolen from Hesston Steam MuseumSouth Bend Tribune - Mon Nov 16
Train whistles and a brass bell were recently taken from antique locomotives at the Hesston Steam Museum.
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