Driver of stolen U-Haul killed after truck crashes into Little Calumet River
Hammond police also confirmed that a female passenger was also in the U-Haul at the start of the pursuit but jumped from the vehicle during the chase.
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Hammond police also confirmed that a female passenger was also in the U-Haul at the start of the pursuit but jumped from the vehicle during the chase.
"I'm pretty against it. Just because I have gas stations in this area."
She believes her family has given police all the information they need to actually solve the mystery.
The plan would allow gas stations to file for an exemption. But it is the approval process for that exemption that has some gas station employees worried about their job security.
The council will potentially vote on the ordinance next week.
Supporters - including the mayor - say it will help stop violent crime but gas station owners we talked to say they get a lot of business during those hours.
Right now, the Hammond City Council is considering an ordinance that would require all gas stations to shut down between midnight and 5 a.m.
Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott has said if this ordinance gets on his desk, he will sign it.
It was just before 2 a.m. when it drove through the yard - hitting the home.
We have not heard about any injuries - but we're told the two people inside the home appeared to be okay.
Two men are dead following a motor vehicle crash in Hammond, Indiana early Sunday morning.
A large utility pole was damaged in a fire near Kennedy Avenue, causing concern power lines could come down on the toll road.
It comes nearly four months after frigid temperatures caused a sprinkler pipe to burst on the second floor.
Police said the St. John officer fired several shots at a car driven by an off-duty Hammond officer.
The hospital had planned to close at the end of the year Saturday and will now do so.
Franciscan Health announced in November that it planned to end in-patient services and its emergency department, effective Saturday, Dec. 31.
"It's in an area where there's isn't a book around for at least 30 feet."
According to the library's website, they don't know how long repairs will take.
He was also arrested for unlawful use of a weapon and making an improper right turn.
It started back on December 10 when Keon mocked Asian languages during his speech.
After CBS 2 began making calls, there seemed to be progress.
A utility company said multiple safety issues need to be fixed before gas service can be restored.
CBS 2's Sabrina Franza has been trying to track down the person responsible.
The driver escaped with only minor injuries.
What's adding to the confusion to this already disturbing incident: two different stories told by the two different police departments.
