Analyst downgrades U.S. Steel stock
Another analyst has downgraded U.S. Steel stock, which recently hit its lowest point since the import crisis in 2016.
Month: July 2019
1 charged in connection with 16-year-old’s homicide over Xbox
CROWN POINT — One of two teens arrested this week in connection with the homicide of a 16-year-old trying to sell an Xbox in Gary was charged Friday with murder.
Veteran Whiting police chief to retire July 16
WHITING — The city will soon have a new police chief following the announcement that Chief Steve Miller will retire come July 16.
Forbes’ No. 1 business coming to town
MERRILLVILLE — The top bank in Indiana, according to one national publication, will be opening its first branch in Michigan City in about five weeks.
Fairgrounds: What’s in a name?
La PORTE – Hoping to get more events lined up at the La Porte County Fairgrounds – and stop draining county resources to do it – a new management corporation will be taking over operation of the facility, and one…
Fairgrounds: What’s in a name?
La PORTE – Hoping to get more events lined up at the La Porte County Fairgrounds – and stop draining county resources to do it – a new management corporation will be taking over operation of the facility, and one…
‘Cancer doesn’t rest – neither do we’
La PORTE — The temperature reached upward of 90 degrees across the area last Saturday, but the passion of those gathered at the La Porte County Fairgrounds burned brighter than the sun.
PBS hopes community will pitch in
MERRILLVILLE – Repairing and replacing equipment that was originally damaged by a storm, followed by several months of not being able to broadcast, has put Lakeshore PBS in a financial bind.
Northwest Indiana unemployment hits lowest point since 2017
Northwest Indiana’s unemployment rate fell to 3.8% in May, hitting its lowest point since May 2017 after dropping by half a percent, but the latest unemployment figures weren’t all good news about the local economy.
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