Porter Superior Court Judge Christopher Buckley is attending treatment full-time and has no intention of resigning from the bench after a drunken driving arrest and conviction last month.

Chesterton will disconnect its Flock Safety License Plate Reader cameras by Oct. 31 after Police Chief Tim Richardson performs an internal audit of officers’ use of the system.

Portage Township students won’t be forced to make up days missed because of the Aug. 11 derecho, Superintendent Amanda Alaniz told the School Board.

Amid nationwide controversy over the use of Flock cameras, Portage officials gave a presentation Monday on the 22 Flock cameras the city pays for.

The State Board of Finance agreed Tuesday to reimburse about $139 million to local governments for July losses in road tax revenue during the suspension of state gas taxes by Indiana Gov. Mike Braun.

Indiana American Water opened its $2.2 million training facility in Gary, which will help with field, operational and safety skills development.

Historian of East Chicago’s Marktown neighborhood Paul Myers, 73, died Sept. 9 in his sleep after battling progressive dementia the last two years of his life which required him to leave his beloved history-filled home to reside at a Northwest Indiana care facility.

Lansing will host a 100th Anniversary free expo and aviation showcase at the municipal airport’s Ford Hangar on Saturday.