La Porte County

• Michigan City Redevelopment Commission allows $300M development agreement to expire
• Suspect pleads not guilty to Halloween attack which left man in a coma
• Grant doubles donations for Friendship Botanic Gardens
• Deputies investigating string of damaged vehicles along US 421 over weekend
• South Bend providing two free community meal pickups
• U.S. 35 construction project update
• La Porte man charged with possession of child pornography and solicitation
• IDEM holds public meeting concerning air permit request from Michigan City data center
• Two men steal merchandise using garbage can in Westville
• Suspect in 2023 murder enters guilty plea agreement for lesser offense
• Michigan City announces free public transportation for all riders
• UPDATE: South Shore train service resumed
• Historic homes tour across La Porte Saturday and Sunday
• Sen. Mike Bohacek talks redistricting, responds to Trump's use of offensive term against Tim Walz
• Tractor trailer crash, cause unknown
• UPDATE: Threat cleared, believed SWATTING incident
• Man sentenced after pleading guilty to 2020 charges of Rape, Burglary, Child Molesting
• Deadly crash on S.R 2 and C.R 500 East Friday
• Community chimes in on City of La Porte Comprehensive Plan
• Charges refiled against second suspect in fatal shooting outside Matey's Bar
• La Porte County Sheriff’s Office shares rise in I.C.E. holds and detainers
• A night of elegance: La Porte City Park Foundation is hosting Picnic Under the Stars Gala
• The Barker Mansion celebrating Christmas season with events throughout November
• Suspect faces multiple counts of Child Molesting following investigation
• Alabama man charged in semi-truck crash that blocked I-94
• INDOT hosting public hearing in La Porte over intersection improvement Monday, Nov. 17
• Michigan City mayor pushes back against union’s claims over arrests
• Michigan City motorcyclist dead following Monday crash
• South Bend teens arrested following multi-county police chase
• Father and son arrested for allegedly killing woman's dogs
• Man charged after allegedly stabbing man walking his dogs
• Police investigating Monday night stabbing
• UPDATE: Police identify body found on side of S.R. 212, incident deemed hit-and-run
• Family of Michigan City homicide victim remembers his legacy of music and compassion
• Teen leads Michigan City police in high-speed chase Friday night
• Victims Identified in Michigan City double homicide
• Malloween event at Lighthouse Place Oct. 25
• Michigan City double homicide victims identified, cause of death released
• Juvenile detained as suspect in Michigan City double homicide
• Two found dead during welfare check in Michigan City, foul play suspected
• UPDATE: One shot at Maple Tree Apartments, suspects identified and in custody
• Two new lawsuits filed regarding New Prairie baseball team bus crash
• Semi hauling vehicles burst into flames overnight on I-94
• Fire breaks out at vacant JCPenney, fire deemed suspicious
• Community invites local lawmakers to public forum over property taxes
• Illinois man faces drug charges after police find fentanyl during traffic stop
• Michigan City Animal Control warns residents of someone catching, poisoning cats
• Vacant motel unlawfully occupied catches fire Tuesday afternoon
• La Porte County compost site reopens to public following week-long fire
• UPDATE: Woman dead, man remains in hospital following truck crash into creek
• Arrest made in homicide investigation in La Porte County
• UPDATE: Silver Alert cancelled for missing 68-year-old La Porte County woman
• Two Michiana teachers become 2026 Indiana Teacher of the Year finalists
• I-94 to have overnight lane closures in La Porte County
• La Porte County traffic stops lead to two NYC men arrested