Detectives with the Indiana State Police Lafayette District Bureau of Investigations have concluded an investigation that led to the arrests of Richard Lark and Megan Vessels.

AVLI HOSTS INAUGURAL CHICAGO HELLENIC CHEF’S EXPERIENCE, BENEFITTING THE NATIONAL HELLENIC MUSEUM || The event, in partnership with Athens-based hospitality group Nice & Easy, will bring together chefs from Greece as well as Chicago’s Avli, Andros Taverna, and more for an evening with Greek food, wine and culture

The Munster Police Department and Choice Community Council are now seeking monetary donations through June 13th towards Munster’s 30TH ANNUAL National Night Out Celebration which will be on August 5th. 

This fun and exciting event for all ages is held each year to promote positive police and community partnerships. Munster was ranked as the #2 National Night Out event in the United States by population category in 2024. 

Throughout Autism Awareness in Month (April) Munster Police officers are being encouraged to wear blue badges (as pictured) to show their support for our residents with autism.

BROADWAY IN CHICAGO SPRINGS INTO THE NEW SEASON! || Broadway In Chicago is thrilled to announce the upcoming season lineup

OIL LAMP THEATER ANNOUNCES CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR THE MARVELOUS WONDERETTES, JUNE 6th - 2th, DIRECTED BY LAUREN KATZ || Re-Visit Classic Hits From the ‘50s and ‘60s in Oil Lamp Theater’s Latest Production.

REDTWIST THEATRE ANNOUNCES CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM FOR GARY: A SEQUEL TO TITUS ANDRONICUS, WRITTEN BY TAYLOR MAC AND DIRECTED BY STEVE SCOTT, APRIL 24th - JUNE 1st || Award-Winning Artist, Pulitzer Prize Finalist and MacArthur “Genius” Taylor Mac Pens the Aftermath to Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus

GARY RESIDENTS WANTED for Work B.I.G. Paid Skills Training Program.

“Making New Gods” with acclaimed fiction writers N.K. Jemisin, Nnedi Okorafor, Nghi Vo and Matthew Kirby || Tuesday, April 22nd at 5:15 p.m. at Harold Washington Library Center, 400 S. State Street in Chicago

Bishop Noll Institute senior Maisie Wragg, a standout both in the classroom and on stage, is set to bring the beloved character of Jo March to life in the school's upcoming production of “Little Women.”

“The thing I find most compelling about Jo is her willingness to be unapologetically herself,” said Wragg, of Lansing. “She is expressive and dramatic, and she doesn’t worry if others will judge her for that. Storytelling brings her joy, and she embraces it freely.”