Spotted lanternfly spotted in Chesterton along rail tracks, not far from Thomas Centennial Park

The invasive spotted lanternfly has made its way to Porter County, to Chesterton and, to be more specific, to a few blocks from Thomas Centennial Park. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said in a Monday release that the insect, which favors trees of heaven commonly found near railroad tracks and often transported by train, has been found in Elkhart, St. Joseph and Porter counties, ...

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