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Pope Leo XIV Diagnosed With Lung Cancer Following Surgery
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer after doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung during surgery on Tuesday, October 13.
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Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer after doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung during surgery on Tuesday, October 13.
A generator started a house fire in South Bend late Monday night and left one resident with burn injuries that required a transfer to Indianapolis for further treatment. Firefighters rescued one dog from the home, but a second dog died in the fire.
A traffic stop on U.S. 30 in Plymouth began after officers spotted a vehicle traveling 71 mph in a posted 45-mph construction zone.
Pulaski County EMS has acknowledged that criminal charges were recently filed against a department employee but has declined to discuss the allegations while the case remains ongoing. MSC is aware of social media posts circulating about the situation and is awaiting independent confirmation before reporting additional details.
A reported road rage incident in Plymouth ended in an arrest after police say a Jeep driver attempted to hit a bicyclist in the front yard of a home on West Harrison Street.
The Marshall County Council voted 5-2 to end its agreement with Flock Safety, with the cancellation set to take effect December 31, 2026.
Triton High School has named Caleb Oetjen its interim head girls basketball coach following the previous coach’s resignation, which took effect October 8. Oetjen previously led Triton’s JV boys team to a 40-7 record and two Bi-County Tournament championships over two seasons.
A person died following a shooting in a Valparaiso business parking lot early Saturday, October 10. Two men were arrested after a police pursuit that ended in Portage, with one now facing a murder charge.
A traffic stop near U.S. 31 and 9A Road led to an arrest after Plymouth Police discovered the driver had a suspended license.
A Plymouth man was taken into custody after police say he crashed an electric scooter, left the scene and was later found hiding nearby. Officers reported his blood alcohol level was nearly four times the legal limit and discovered an outstanding federal warrant.
A traffic stop for illegal window tint on U.S. 30 in Plymouth led to an arrest on October 10.
NIPSCO is acknowledging a mistake in how it communicated power restoration estimates following the August 11, 2026, storms that caused widespread outages across Northwest Indiana, while promising an independent review of its response.