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Heavy lake-effect snow is forecast for northwest Indiana Wednesday and Thursday, with a Winter Storm Warning in effect for La Porte County, IN and Berrien County, MI (7am Wed–1pm Thu ET). Porter County has a Winter Weather Advisory (8am Wed–4am Thu). Expected totals: Porter 2–5 inches, La Porte 3–8 inches, and up to 12 inches in parts of Berrien, with snow tapering Thursday as temperatures fall throughout the week.
The Chicago Bears mailed a survey to season-ticket holders to gauge interest and how much fans would pay for various seats at a potential enclosed stadium and mixed‑use district in Northwest Indiana, as part of evaluating options beyond Soldier Field. The poll accompanies visits to possible sites near Hammond and Arlington Heights, with results intended to inform feasibility and fan experience amid Illinois’ reluctance on public funding.
A semi-truck rollover on I-80/94 in northwest Indiana resulted in at least one death, with the passenger in the vehicle being killed and the truck driver and another passenger sustaining minor injuries. The crash occurred early in the morning at Grant Street, blocking three lanes as police investigate.
The Chicago Bears are considering relocating to Northwest Indiana due to stalled efforts to secure public funding for a new stadium in Illinois, despite their preference to stay in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Team president Kevin Warren emphasized their commitment to Chicago but highlighted the need for a world-class stadium, citing delays and lack of support from Illinois state leadership. The move is controversial among fans and officials, with the team seeking significant public investment to build a new venue.
The Chicago Bears are considering relocating to Northwest Indiana due to stalled efforts to secure public funding for a new stadium in Illinois, despite their preference to stay in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Team president Kevin Warren emphasized their commitment to Chicago but highlighted the need for a world-class venue, citing difficulties in obtaining necessary funding and support from Illinois state leadership. The team has a history of not owning their stadium and is exploring options to build a new one, with ongoing negotiations and plans that have faced political and logistical challenges.
The Chicago Bears are exploring new stadium sites outside of Arlington Heights and Illinois, including Northwest Indiana, due to legislative and financial hurdles in Illinois. The team has expressed willingness to invest over $2 billion in a new stadium but faces challenges in securing legislative support and funding, leading to potential relocation discussions. The move has garnered political reactions, with Illinois officials disappointed and the team considering various suburban sites amid rising construction costs and legislative delays.
The Chicago Bears are considering relocating their stadium to Northwest Indiana after failed negotiations with Illinois state leaders over financial aid for their planned Arlington Heights stadium, leading to an expanded search for a new site in the Chicagoland region.
The Chicago Bears are exploring new stadium sites in Northwest Indiana after facing obstacles in securing public infrastructure support for a proposed stadium in Arlington Heights, Illinois, with the move seen as a way to deliver a world-class venue amid legislative setbacks and a lack of public funding.
The Chicago Bears are exploring the possibility of building a new stadium in northwest Indiana due to challenges in securing support and incentives in Illinois, with potential sites in Hammond and other parts of Indiana, while still considering options in Illinois. The move is part of ongoing negotiations and political debates over the team's future and stadium funding, with some officials welcoming the idea and others expressing disappointment.
Northwest Indiana experienced a record-breaking snowstorm, with LaPorte County receiving over 2 feet of snow, causing white-out conditions and traffic disruptions near the Indiana-Michigan state line. Meanwhile, Chicago saw freezing temperatures and snow showers, with wind chills making it feel even colder. The snowfall is expected to continue in northwest Indiana, while Chicago may see a gradual warm-up in temperatures by Monday.
LaPorte County in northwest Indiana was hit by a winter storm that brought more than two feet of snow to several communities, with one neighborhood receiving at least 32 inches of snow. The snowfall rates of up to two inches per hour led to slick and snow-covered roads, with various areas reporting significant snowfall totals ranging from 20 to 32 inches.
Northwest Indiana is bracing for a major snowstorm with 12-to-18 inches of snow possible, leading to whiteout conditions and travel hazards. Winter storm warnings have been issued in Porter and LaPorte counties, with rapid snowfall and wind gusts of over 40 miles per hour expected. Other parts of the Chicago area will also see snow and travel issues, with a winter weather advisory in effect for several counties. Warmer temperatures are expected to arrive by Sunday, accompanied by mixed precipitation and rain.
Another round of snow is expected in the Chicago area, with some parts potentially seeing 6 or more inches, especially in Northwest Indiana. A winter storm warning is in effect for certain areas, with heavy lake-effect snow and dangerous driving conditions expected. Temperatures will remain cold, with wind chills close to zero, before a slight warm-up next week. Stay updated with the NBC 5 Storm Team for the latest weather information.
A 14-year-old teenager died in a four-wheeler crash in New Prarie, Indiana, after colliding with an object while driving at a high speed on private property. The teen was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, and the crash is currently being investigated by conservation officers.
A two-story farmhouse with five income-producing outbuildings on 28 acres of farmland, located on the Illinois/Indiana border, is up for sale. The property offers a projected income of over $76,000 and features a 2,000 square foot home with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a partially finished basement. The home has a separate entrance and kitchen on the second floor, while the outbuildings are divided into separate units, including a warehouse rented to local businesses. With great income potential, the property is situated in Lynwood, IL, and accessed through Dyer, Indiana.