There are nearly 400 reported cases of measles in the US. What are states doing about it?
The measles outbreaks have highlighted the importance of immunization, but states have been mostly reactive in their vaccination policies.
The measles outbreaks have highlighted the importance of immunization, but states have been mostly reactive in their vaccination policies.
The measles outbreaks have highlighted the importance of immunization, but states have been mostly reactive in their vaccination policies.
On April 3 and 4, 1974, a deadly tornado outbreak ripped through Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, causing more than 300 deaths.
An unidentified Illinois company is poised to move into Lear Corp.’s 25-year-old factory building on 165th Street in Hammond this summer after the Tier 1 automotive supplier moves to a larger plant that’s now under construction, Hammond Mayor Thomas Mc…
Northwest Indiana’s steel mills have been cranking out more and more advanced high-strength steel grades for years, aiming to help automakers lighten vehicles and lower emissions.
The program is a way to lower stress levels for shelter dogs, and increase their chances of finding a forever home.
Three more people have contracted mumps on the Indiana University campus, bringing the total to six cases reported since February.
A Hobart man is accused of traveling across state lines to have sex with a woman’s two underage daughters.
Great Lakes steel production dipped to 715,000 tons last week, a statistically marginal decline of 1,000 tons.
Lauren Miranda says she was wrongly fired from her job as a Long Island teacher over an old topless selfie.