Nonprofit secures millions for local companies
Millions in funding secured for companies in three states by Valparaiso-based non-profit.
Valparaiso University’s struggling law school set to close
The announcement of the planned closure comes weeks after Tennessee regulators rejected a plan to move the law school to Middle Tennessee State University’s Murfreesboro campus.
Indiana governor signs childbirth standards bill into law
The state recorded 623 deaths of more than 83,000 babies born in 2016.
Evelyn scores 20, Valparaiso beats Indiana State 69-63
Bakari Evelyn scored 20 points and Valparaiso snapped a five-game slide.
Silver Alert canceled for 59-year-old Valparaiso man
Authorities believe he is in extreme danger and may require medical assistance.
Valparaiso University to suspend law school admissions
“There’s been no decision to close the law school,” the university president said.
Officials search for missing boater in northern Indiana
It happened when a 20-year-old man and a friend were boating in Long Lake around 7 a.m., shortly before the canoe capsized.
Valparaiso schools looking at ‘Teen Court’ discipline effort
Teen Courts involve taking students ages 12-18 and placing them in front of a jury of their peers to hand out a punishment.
Valparaiso Police now using 2 drones in investigations
The Valparaiso Police Department has started using two drones equipped with cameras as investigative tools.
Porter County man convicted of killing wife gets 55 years
Prosecutors have alleged Lindsey shot his wife in the head as she lay in because he feared she would leave him.