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Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Lake County Council passes resolution against NIPSCO rate increases

The Lake County Council unanimously approved a resolution opposing NIPSCO rate increases that are part of routine regulatory proceedings.

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It’s Alive!: Reanimated Frank-N-Stein to visit Gary on Sept. 13

Decades ago, a 26-foot monster stood watch over Gary, a root beer in one hand and a hotdog in the other. Now Frank-N-Stein, the megalithic mascot from a bygone Gary restaurant, is set to return Sept. 13.

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East Chicago man on trial for allegedly killing teen who snuck into apartment

An East Chicago man is on trial this week, charged with allegedly fatally shooting a teen who snuck into his apartment to have sex with his daughter.

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Police: Trucker ejected, injured after crash on eastbound I-80/94 exit ramp

A truck driver suffered injuries Tuesday after police said he was ejected when he sideswiped another semi pulled over on the Burr Street exit ramp on Interstate 80/94.

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‘Everybody knew him’: Northwest Indiana arts icon Larry Brechner dies

Longtime Northwest Indiana arts icon Larry Brechner, 71, died at his home, which he affectionately called Brechwood.

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Bike trek honoring 9/11 makes stop at Merrillville Fire Department

Started in 2011 by retired Santa Clara, California Driver-Engineer Darrell Sales Sr. to honor the 10th anniversary of 9/11, the bike ride invites first responders from all over to bike cross-country.

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Public interest group asks that NIPSCO expand refunds for broken gas meters

The Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana is recommending that the Northern Indiana Public Service Company LLC should expand the time frame of refunds for more than 4,000 customers who were billed incorrectly for years due to malfunctioning gas meters.

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