Through dental records, the Porter County Coroner's Office identified him as Gary Cunningham. The 70-year-old man was last seen Sept. 12 at the Portage Walmart store, Porter County police said.

In a statement, Lineker admitted that he felt that now was the right time to step away: Recommended BBC confirms Gary Lineker will leave earlier than planned after social media controversy Gary ...

The BBC has announced that Gary Lineker will step down from his presenting role following the final episode of this season's Match of the Day on Sunday. The broadcaster has also confirmed he will ...

Gary Lineker says he believes bosses wanted him gone long before the broadcasting great sensationally quit the BBC on Sunday. The Match of the Day host was already scheduled to leave the show at ...

Gary Lineker has reportedly quit the BBC following a backlash over a social media post about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The Match of the Day host was already due to leave his role at the end ...

Gary Lineker quickly apologised after mocking Wayne Rooney and leaving BBC's pundits in stitches during the FA Cup final. Lineker, 64, led the Beeb's coverage from Wembley and as ever, made a joke ...

Gary Lineker has "apologised unreservedly" for a social media re-post featuring a rat, saying he would "never knowingly share anything antisemitic". The 64-year-old presenter faced criticism after ...

“CSI: NY” star Gary Sinise stepped away from Hollywood after his son Mac’s tragic death. “Something may come along and it’ll be right, but it’s harder to leave home now,” he told ...

Gary Lineker has apologised after leaving staff at the BBC furious over his "repeated offensiveness to Jewish people" after he shared a pro-Palestine video. Lineker, 64, left colleagues at the ...

Gary — best known for his role as Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump — stepped away from acting in 2019 to care for his son full-time. In a new interview with People magazine, the actor said of ...

The 'Forrest Gump' actor, 70, who moved to Tennessee nearly two years ago, keeps his son Mac's memory alive with music Gary Sinise is ... a St. Augustine prayer book at his side.

A few years later I saw Alan Shearer at Wembley and he said, "I loved that time when you forced Gary to shake your hand." So he could see it, too.' In his new book, entitled 'Ian Holloway ...