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Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Target attracting seven other stores to Portage development

The Target store being built in Portage isn’t going to be lonely. It’s bringing seven other stores to the same development.

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Feds remove final snag for dismantling State Line Bridge

State Line Bridge along the Kankakee River, a 1926 bridge decommissioned years ago and known for its logjams, is finally slated for removal.

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Alleged Portside Pub killer signs plea deal for life in prison: records

Caprice Cashaw, 32, of Merrillville, pleaded guilty in documents filed this week to two counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder in the March 2025 deadly rampage.

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Hammond Teachers’ Federation calls for BP boycott as lockout continues

The Hammond Teachers’ Federation called on its members and the Northwest Indiana community to boycott BP as the Whiting refinery’s lockout continues.

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‘Adulthood with training wheels’: PNW unveils its newest dorm

Purdue University Northwest’s new freshman dormitory will fill many needs with its one purpose: getting students to say “Hi” to each other.

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Referendum questions on ballot for Lake, Porter schools amid new property tax law

Lake and Porter County school superintendents said referendums on the November ballot are required to maintain operations.

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Gary council approves short-term rental property in city

The short-term rental property’s special use permit was approved in a 6-1 vote during the Gary Common Council’s Monday evening meeting.

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Portage considers e-bike safety rules as other communities do the same

E-bike regulations could be coming to Portage. That push for rules of the road follows adoption of ordinances in other communities.

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