Post-Tribune - 2023-02-16

• Porter County Public Safety Commission aims to tackle crime, mental health
• Police say man killed woman over $10
• Actor with Munster roots steps into spotlight with ‘Chorus Line’
• Gaetz says he will not face charges in sex traffickin­g case
• Russians take up arms for Ukraine
• Nominee for IRS chief faces questions on ‘thankless’ job
• More Santos trouble: Where did $365K go?
• ‘Living the tragedy of all tragedies’
• EPA details $27B ‘green bank’ to fund clean energy projects
• Jan. retail sales up sharply after weak holiday season
• Acting FAA head defends US air travel safety
• Tesla, White House says, to let all EVs be charged
• Looking in-house for talent
• Why America’s schools are getting more political
• Minutes that drag on while waiting marks another sign of inequality
• What’s on the horizon for Ukraine?
• ‘Wait, is that real?’
• Upgrade your shower with these quick pro tips
• Invest time to discover how home projects should be done
• They call her the godmother
• Student wants to protest school dress code
• What to watch
• LITTLE’S BIG PART
• Closer-by-committee? The door remains open to that approach.
• Rule changes get test run in spring games
• Woods still in it to win it
• DA drops case against ex-Texas coach Beard
• Kansas City revels in title
• Losinski, Stanley R. ‘Stas’
• Aaron, Kelton

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