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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for nwitimes.com
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Police raid cremation business west of NW Indiana tied to Chicago funeral home investigation (opens the original)
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A federal court ruled that the White House must reinstate journalists from CNN, MS Now, and Politico after finding the administrationâs restrictions conflicted with longstanding legal precedent. The decision is being hailed as a major victory for press freedom, though appeals and further cla… GLENWOOD, Ill. â More than a dozen law enforcement officers were at Planet Green Cremations in Glenwood on Thursday as authorities carried out an apparent raid connected to an ongoing investigation invo
PHOTOS | See the damage following a severe storm that swept across Northwest Indiana (opens the original)
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Severe storms tore across Northwest Indiana, leaving a trail of damage throughout the Region. Photos and video show downed trees and power lines, overturned semitrailers, flooded roads and property damage as powerful winds swept through Lake and Porter counties. States of emergency were declared and residents told to stay off the roads after destructive storms tore through Northwest Indiana. Region schools canceled their first days after severe storms damaged the area. Valparaiso City Councilor
We're investing in more talent to pursue NWI's local news -- because you're worth it (opens the original)
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Times readers recently learned of a transformational investment in local news âspecifically into newspapers and digital media platforms owned by Lee Enterprises. Businessman David Hoffman, who became the chairman of Lee Enterprises board of directors earlier this year, has led an investment of $50 million in the company. It's exceptionally encouraging for the industry and corporation I've made my professional home over the past 28 years. And The Times of Northwest Indiana readers should know t
5 Things to Know | NWI trade unions tie political support to Hammond Bears stadium plan (opens the original)
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A top official with Northwest Indiana's trade unions vowed opposition to all Region elected leaders who stand in the way of a dining tax that would amount to $1 on a $100 restaurant bill and help finance a Bears stadium in Hammond. Here are five things to know: Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Get all of our coverage of the Hammond Bears stadium saga in one place, with regular updates. Find all of The Times' coverage on the House vote that reshaped the Bears stadium debate here with
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