FREE Booth Spaces Now Available for the 2026 National Night Out Celebration
The Munster Police Department is registering FREE booth spaces THROUGH JULY 1ST ONLY for Munster’s 31st National Night Out Celebration
New Munster Police Officers Celebrate Academy Graduations
The Munster Police Department would like to congratulate the three newest members of our police department: Officer Brett Malmquist, Officer Noah Fallon, and Officer Henry Nelson
UPDATED* Suspect Information Added* LaPorte County Deputy Shot by Chicago Man in Hospital Emergency Room
UPDATED* Suspect Information Added* LaPorte County Deputy Shot by Chicago Man in Hospital Emergency Room || The suspect has been identified as Sharod Grafton Jr., 22 years of age, from Chicago, IL. He is currently being held at the Porter County Jail.
Driver Arrested Following Early Morning Pursuit in West Lafayette
An early morning traffic stop attempt by an Indiana State Trooper led to the arrest of a Lafayette man on multiple charges, including resisting law enforcement and possession of methamphetamine.
TSA readies for summer travel season kickoff
TSA readies for summer travel season kickoff || Agency prepared for FIFA World Cup, America 250
Register for IDEM's Next P2 Toolkit Lunch & Learn: Soiled Rags/Gloves
The 30-minute live webinar will feature a short video to help you implement best management practices for handling soiled rags and gloves safely to reduce costs and pollution for your business.
Three people rescued from floodwater (Ripley County)
Indiana Conservation Officers, along with other responders, rescued three people this morning after they attempted to drive through floodwater in Ripley County.
GOV. BRAUN URGES PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT DROWNING AHEAD OF MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
With Memorial Day marking the unofficial start of summer, Gov. Mike Braun and the Indiana Department of Health urge Hoosier families to prioritize water safety and take steps to prevent drowning. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), drowning is the leading cause of injury or death for children ages 1 to 4 years.