Northwest Indiana’s existing advantages, along with challenges and opportunities presented by advancing technology and a global economy, will help shape its transportation infrastructure in coming years.
E-commerce continues to shake up the brick-and-mortar retail industry.
Market anxiety spilled into beef and pork prices this week, sending futures contracts sharply lower. Meat demand is reactive to overall economic concerns; when people have extra money, they’re more likely to buy steaks, but in hard times, they’re more……
The Southlake Mall is taking precautions over coronavirus, including sending sick employees home and removing chairs from common areas to encourage separation.
Two of the items that coupon shoppers often get free or very inexpensively are toothpaste and hand-wash dish detergent.
The funds received by nursing homes from county hospitals have been used responsibly, the president of the Indiana Health Care Association writes.
Coronavirus symptoms are common, but the risks are not. Here’s why I’m freaking out about the COVID-19 outbreak — and why I think you should be, too.
Hospital officials say they’re prepared to take steps to handle surge in coronavirus patients, from creating special units to visitor restrictions.
Charter schools do not comply with the same fiscal transparency, reporting and auditing procedures as school corporations, Terry Spradlin writes.
Indiana lawmakers ended the 2020 legislative session early Thursday morning after tackling both long-discussed and last-hour changes to state law.