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The family of a 25-year-old Washington, D.C., Special Police Officer plans to file a civil lawsuit after she was killed by friendly fire during a […]

A "Sip and Savor" wine and food pairing event Oct. 13 will help support the human services programs of Catholic Charities Diocese of Gary.

Three years behind bars is the sentence a D.C. Superior Court judge handed down to a retired D.C. police lieutenant, accused of shooting and killing a special police officer following a training session at the Anacostia Neighborhood library last year. 

Old National Bank is sponsoring approximately 25 blood drives during July and August in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin. One of those drives will be in Joliet.

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With a joint effort, they gathered 140 units, estimated to have saved over 400 lives.

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Since the inaugural blood drive, more than 900 units of blood have been collected, resulting in nearly 3,000 lives saved.

Joshua Lollar, 41, of Spring, was sentenced to 13 months in prison and 12 months of supervised release, in addition to being ordered to pay $2,000 in restitution, after pleading guilty Monday to obstruction of an official proceeding.

The cousin of An'Twan Gilmore said her family's wounds are reopening at word a grand jury has indicted the D.C. police sergeant who shot and killed him in…