Post Tribune Wednesday, July 29, 2026 | | |
| | | | | Lake and Porter counties were hit hard by back-to-back storms Monday afternoon that resulted in a lot of wind damage, most notably at the Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton, but no reported injuries or fatalities, officials said. | | | | | More than 100 Andrean students, staff members and adult volunteers hoisted classroom furniture into the Catholic high school Tuesday. | | | | | Angelita Soriano already knew that Amazon’s Hobart data center would be massive, but she said seeing the numbers in a recently filed air permit application was shocking. | | | | | Avery Harding’s family and friends are in mourning after the 14-year-old girl was found unresponsive in a hot tub at a Crown Point residence last week, according to her family and the Lake County Coroner’s Office. | | | | | Detectives conducting a well-being check at a Morgan Township home Sunday walked into a grisly, blood-filled scene and found the victim covered in stab wounds with his heart cut out of his chest, according to charges. | | | | | A pedestrian safety project for the Calumet Road railroad crossing in Chesterton will proceed after the town officials determined a way forward. | | | | | Porter Town Council members criticized the performance of Porter County’s Animal Control & Shelter Services as the county increases fees. | | | | | Valparaiso’s Human Relations Council came under attack by Councilman Jack Pupillo, who said he is concerned about the group’s political neutrality. | | | |