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MCAS Reminds Motorists of School Bus Stop-arm Laws
Michigan City Area Schools makes parody-style music video to remind motorists to stop for school buses with extended stop-arms.
Crime News
more Crime NewsSex Offenders Arrested in La Porte County’s “Operation Santa Sweep”
La Porte County Sheriff's office conducted "Operation Santa Sweep" and arrested four suspects found to be non-compliant with the Sex and Violent Offender Registry.
Student Arrested After High School Threat Investigation
A Michigan City High student has been arrested as a result of an investigation into threats of a gun on campus.
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City Loses in Overtime to Vikings, 33-30
City loses to Homewood-Flossmoor Vikings 33-30 in overtime in Friday night's game at Ames Field.
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Colts eager to get starting safeties back after knee surgery
Indianapolis Colts starting safeties Malik Hooker and Clayton Geathers eager to get back to work after spending time on sideline duty due to knee injuries.
Michigan City High News
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Wolves Football Team Makes AP Top 10 in Indiana 5A
Michigan City Wolves football makes top 10 in Indiana 5A according to Associated Press Top 10.
Marquette High Reveals Honor Roll for 2018 Spring Semester
Marquette Catholic High School announces names of students that made honor roll during the 2018 Spring Semester.
Wolves Bring Home Big 53-0 Win Against Griffith in Season Opening Game
Michigan City Wolves start the season off with a bang beating Griffith 53-0 during Friday night's season opening game.
City Makes Huge Comeback Against Chesterton After Being Postponed Due to Weather
Michigan City Wolves make a huge comeback in their game against the Chesterton Trojans after the game was postponed until Sunday due to weather.
Slicers Take Win Against Wolves in Semifinals
LaPorte Slicers take home sectional win, 14-10 against Michigan City Wolves in Friday night's Class 5A Sectional 9 Semifinals.
World News
Colts eager to get starting safeties back after knee surgery
Indianapolis Colts starting safeties Malik Hooker and Clayton Geathers eager to get back to work after spending time on sideline duty due to knee injuries.
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