NWI Times | Latest Headlines (2024)

Former FBI Director James Comey talks about his newest crime novel "Westport," Donald Trump and the rule of law, and why he is optimistic about our future.

The Supreme Court has preserved access to a medication that was used in nearly two-thirds of all abortions in the U.S. last year.

States are looking to increase their take from the $16 billion online sports gambling industry as it expands across the country with big partnerships. DraftKings, FanDuel and other betting apps are facing a bigger tax hit in Illinois following changes to tax policy this year. New Jersey is considering doubling its tax rate. A proposal to boost Massachusetts’ rate failed in May. All sports wagering revenue in the U.S. jumped 22% to $3.33 billion in the first quarter of 2024, according to the American Gaming Association.

Martha's Vineyard is about to run out of pot. One dispensary is already out entirely and the other is selling its remaining supplies.

A new restaurant has taken over the high-profile Chipotle spot on U.S. 30 outside the Southlake Mall in Hobart.

Browse through the latest Northwest Indiana employment postings and find your next career.

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The Republican nominee for Indiana governor is accusing Democratic President Joe Biden of orchestrating Donald Trump's criminal convictions in a New York state court.

Hard Rock recently was voted "Best Casino," "Best Casino Dining" and "Best Place for Lunch," among other accolades, in The Times Best of the Region awards.

Evidence suggests that Native Americans die in police interactions at a higher rate than other groups — and that most of these deaths occur in off-reservation communities like Rapid City.

The State Budget Committee gave the go-ahead Tuesday for $7 million in work planned for the LaPorte Readiness Center and $1.7 million for the Hammond Armory.

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Richard Stansu, 32, of East Chicago, died in a motor vehicle accident Wednesday morning at the intersection of Indianapolis Boulevard and Columbus Drive, officials said.

Three juveniles have been charged in relation to a series of spray paint vandalism incidents that occurred between June 3 and June 6, Chesterton police said.

Officials said there will not be a hot air balloon festival taking place on June 28 at the Porter County Expo Center, and that it is a scam.

"The Merrillville Police Department reminds motorists to always use caution while crossing railroad tracks and never go around the gates when they are activated."

The Republican nominee for Indiana governor is accusing Democratic President Joe Biden of orchestrating Donald Trump's criminal convictions in a New York state court.

The State Budget Committee gave the go-ahead Tuesday for $7 million in work planned for the LaPorte Readiness Center and $1.7 million for the Hammond Armory.

The news brought a mixed reaction on social media, with some voicing relief and others bemoaning the loss of tax dollars and sharing concerns about what else could be pitched for the site.

Data released by the Indiana Department of Health show the number of abortions performed in Indiana during the first three months of this year plummeted to 45.