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View In Browser February 4, 2019 chicagotribune.com Post Tribune ADVERTISEMENT Indiana legislators, industry experts bet on successful sports betting law Friday, Feb 1 "If I were a betting man, I'd bet we'll have sports wagering in Indiana," said State Rep. Earl Harris Jr., D-East Chicago. Read More » A common denominator in Northwest Indiana's pay-to-play towing investigations: 'Individual A' Allegations that a tow operator bribed Portage Mayor James Snyder to get on the city's tow list is only one of a string of incidents of pay-to-play towing that's been exposed during the last two years. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Ex-Lake County Councilman Jamal Washington charged with battery against 'political ally' Former Lake County Councilman Jamal Washington is again facing battery charges, this time involving a candidate for Gary mayor. Read More » A 13-year-old boy allegedly told Siri, 'I am going to shoot up a school.' Now he's charged with a felony. A Chesterton Middle School student is being detained at the Porter County Juvenile Detention Center after allegedly making a threat to Valparaiso schools. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Bereavement time for pets? Some Northwest Indiana employers offer flexibility when a 4-legged friend dies Nathan Bagby said he was fortunate to have Corey and Charlotte Liss as his employers when his two elderly boxers were terminally ill. Read More » Bill would extend polling hours, offer same day registration in Indiana A downstate lawmaker is backing a proposal to allow for election day registration and the extension of polling hours. Read More » Marshal, county officer rescue horse stuck in tree in Winfield A horse wedged between two trunks of a large tree amid frigid temperatures in Winfield, Indiana, was rescued. Read More » Davich: When a teen smoker of e-cigarettes says, 'I'm not all that worried,' a marketing campaign has won The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has announced a major crackdown against retailers for allegedly selling vaping products to anyone under 18. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2019 | Chicago Tribune | 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Post Tribune newsletter.