Indiana Law: No Jail For Breaking Into Car To Rescue Pet; But Pay Up
Breaking into a locked car to rescue a trapped pet wouldn't get you sent to jail in Indiana, but you would have to help pay for repairs.
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Breaking into a locked car to rescue a trapped pet wouldn't get you sent to jail in Indiana, but you would have to help pay for repairs.
Jimmy John's announced on Facebook and Twitter they are bringing back their $1 sub sandwich promotion.
A week of stepping up enforcement in distracted driving laws resulted in more than 120 motorists being pulled over in the northwest suburb.
Trisha shared how her Mom and Dad helped make her into the cook she is today and how she is now honoring them with recipes she's sharing with the world. From staying calm in the kitchen to not being afraid to try new things, Trisha's let us in on her keys to casual entertaining.
Passengers have many in-air forms of entertainment to help them cope with crowded airplanes and noisy people
The Chicago Crime Commission has set up a new crime reporting hotline that is targeted at the city's most dangerous communities.
A dive team simulated rescues in the cold water at North Ave. Beach Tuesday, locating 175 lb. mannequins in the lake with zero visibility.
The recent passenger-dragging incident at O'Hare will be front and center Thursday in D.C. during a U.S. Senate subcommittee hearing.
House Transportation Commitee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) said "something is broken" and the airlines all agreed they can do better.
Some small business owners may want to increase their employees' wages, regardless of the law.
Three teens face reckless homicide charges, after they allegedly dragged a man from their car when they cheated him out of his cell phone.
The Obamas will host a round table discussion Wednesday to "update the community" on the progress of the Obama Presidential Center.
A man was carjacked Monday night in Lakeview, and the thief crashed the stolen car while trying to get away from police.
A battle over who will lead the Merrionette Park Fire Department has led to the sudden departure of more than a dozen firefighters.
The person jumped onto the tracks about 12:30 a.m. in the first block of East Roosevelt, according to Chicago Police.
