La Porte County

• Michigan City residents raise concerns over protections for Google in new Data Center Moratorium
• Michigan City activists urge NIPSCO to follow through on coal plant closure
• Section of S.R. 104 to close Tuesday for pipe replacement
• Fur Ball raises funds for shelter pets
• Squatter siblings arrested for felony Burglary at property with previously reported issues
• 66-year-old La Porte man dies in I-65 rollover crash
• Man convicted of murdering 14-year-old in Michigan City
• Trial of accused Jon Samuelson shooter set for February 2027
• Kids ride free on the South Shore Line for Fall Break
• Michigan City Council withdraws Flock funding ordinance
• Over 50 grams of fentanyl seized, suspect arrested following investigation
• Local girls volleyball coach faces 26 counts of Child Exploitation
• UPDATE: One arrested in Michigan City shooting investigation
• INDOT hosting public hearing for intersection project at US 35, Johnson Road, and Severs Road
• 18-year-old high schooler from Union Mills charged with having a gun, drugs on school property
• Employee faces Fraud charge for alleged misappropriation of nearly $4k from Michigan City Area Schools
• 50-year-old man charged with Attempted Murder, Domestic Battery, Animal Cruelty, more
• UPDATE: Second person dead from La Porte County crash on S.R. 2
• Warsaw woman dies in head-on crash Saturday afternoon, investigation underway
• "Play for Jake" at La Porte high school remembers Jake West, holds pregame ceremony
• Man arrested in La Porte County on alleged Child Molesting charges
• La Porte County man faces multiple charges in chase, including dragging officer with a vehicle
• 18-year-old charged in murder of 14-year-old Michigan City boy
• Westville inmate lights blanket on fire, per IDOC report
• INDOT announces ramp closures and overnight lane clousures at I-94 and US 421
• Man who fired at Goshen 7-Eleven same man who shot at ISP trooper in La Porte County, per police
• Indiana State Police Trooper Fired Upon; One Suspect has now been identified
• Gov. Braun announces SNAP benefits replacement for those living in some storm-impacted local ZIP codes
• Deputy Jon Samuelson's father, local FOP speak out against possible plea deal for charged shooter
• Part of US 35 will be closed for maintenance beginning Sept. 14
• Protestors rally outside Westville Corrections amid death of Amarion Hatch
• Sharod Grafton offered plea deal in the shooting of La Porte Deputy Jon Samuelson
• Michigan City assistant chief of police addresses transparency during Flock misuse investigation
• I-94 lane closures and ramp closures at US 421
• ProPEL S.R. 2 study seeking input
• Michigan City Police officer resigns after violating flock security policy
• La Porte County Fairgrounds hosts FEMA registration for residents in need of assistance
• Update from bus crash with South Central Community Schools
• La Porte County Coroner confirms electrocution in water the cause of death of two adults
• Michigan City considers data center moratorium as Project Maize continues construction 
• FEMA and IDHS will help La Porte County residents apply for assistance after storm damage
• La Porte County Sheriff's Office investigating motor vehicle/pedestrian crash; serious injury reported
• S.R. 8 will close temporarily on Sep. 2, for at least three weeks
• Michigan City Police investigating after woman was hit by train
• Deputy Jon Samuelson making significant strides in recovery, per La Porte County Sheriff's Office
• 34-year-old repeat offender arrested, charged for allegedly touching self in motel parking lot
• Illinois man arrested for alleged wrong-way driving on Indiana Toll Road in La Porte County
• Illinois man arrested on drug, weapons charges following traffic stop on Indiana Toll Road
• Michigan City Chief of Police talks updates to Flock Security use in the city
• INDOT announces overnight lane closures for I-94 in La Porte County
• 15-year-old identified as drowning victim; body was pulled from Lake Michigan in La Porte County
• 18-year-old arrested after police pursuit and crash in Michigan City; suspect and her three passengers injured
• Residents of La Porte County work together after severe weather outages
• La Porte County officials remain optimistic through storm recovery efforts
• UPDATE: La Porte Community Schools first day of school set to Wednesday, August 19
• UPDATE: Michigan City Area Schools to begin classes Aug. 18, following temporary closure
• La Porte mayor declares state of emergency for city due to storm damage
• Semi-truck driver dead after failing to stop at out of order traffic light
• What's a Derecho?
• Increase in traffic in La Porte County for food, gas following record-breaking power outages in northwestern Indiana
• Salvation Army deploys mobile feeding kitchen to storm damaged La Porte County
• La Porte homeowners evacuate after uprooted tree causes natural gas leak
• Police say man fled traffic stop, crashed into water, smoked glass pipe before swimming away
• Multiple road and lane closures are set to begin this week on S.R. 2
• Deputy Samuelson's K9 Bosco officially retires after eight years of service
• S.R. 39 will close temporarily for seal coat operations
• Firefighters rescue cats from house fire Friday, cause of fire under investigation
• 24-year-old faces Attempted Murder charges after allegedly shooting man at Michigan City gas station
• Man charged with drunk crash in La Porte County four months after OWI conviction, three years after another
• Michigan City police officials respond to viral animal control video, find no evidence of abuse
• Skydiver rescued after landing in Michigan City homeowner's tree
• La Porte community rallies for Sammy Strong Benefit, raising hope for injured deputy
• Man arrested for OWI after allegedly crashing tractor into several mailboxes late Tuesday night
• Michigan City's Council tables utility fund, Flock camera expansion
• Microsoft to partner with Ivy Tech in La Porte to launch Data Center Academy
• Teenager arrested in Michigan City stabbing investigation
• Beach Bash fundraiser supports Veterans and First Responders
• West Nile Virus confirmed in La Porte County
• Family of teen injured in New Prairie bus crash files lawsuit against Amazon
• La Porte County fair organizers adjust for heat and haze
• One man dead in Wanatah after a car hits two motorcycles
• La Porte County workers take precautions during this week's heat
• Friday's State Trooper shooting under investigation, questions unanswered about how a convicted felon was in possession of firearm
• S.R. 2 will see month-long lane closures beginning on July 20
• Traffic configuration change coming to I-94 over week of overnight lane closures
• Eastbound lanes of I-94 re-open in La Porte County after four-vehicle crash
• ABC57 breaks down what led to the shooting of an ISP trooper Friday, and covers the aftermath
• ISP identifies trooper shot Friday morning in Michigan City
• LIVE: Indiana State Police provide update after officer shot in La Porte County
• UPDATE: ABC57 confirms identity of man suspected of shooting ISP trooper, per sources
• US 35 road closure expands two blocks for additional work
• Teen suspect identified in Michigan City double-homicide to be tried as adult
• Michigan City man facing slew of charges after allegedly grabbing officer's wrists at crash site
• Michigan City man faces felony charges after allegedly trying to shoot woman
• Fatal fire in La Porte County
• Investigation underway into fatal residential fire in La Porte county
• Mason Schoen pleads not guilty in his first appearance in court
• Michigan City officials address privacy concerns as police consider expanding Flock Safety technology
• Part of US 35 to close for a month, starting Monday, July 6
• One dead after head-on crash between two vehicles in Wanatah