Two builders eye Hobart land for homes
City leaders were pleased with both of the proposals, but officials have decided to begin negotiations with Steiner Homes about the property.
City leaders were pleased with both of the proposals, but officials have decided to begin negotiations with Steiner Homes about the property.
Great Lakes steel production fell by 6,000 tons last week, the second straight week of decline, and remains depressed by nearly 10%, with U.S. steel mills only operating at about three-fourths of capacity, according to the American Iron and Steel…
The program by Mexican Consulate in collaboration with the Indianapolis Public Library aims to help Spanish-speaking Hoosiers finish primary school
Lowering the age at which truck drivers can cross state lines would ease a labor shortage, writes a South Bend-based food service company’s president.
Lawmakers must shore up Indiana gun laws, writes DeAndra Dycus, whose son DeAndre Knox was left a nonverbal quadriplegic after being shot in 2014.
The celebration of popular culture took place online in 2020 due to the novel coronavirus.
Jimmy Romans was granted clemency by Donald Trump on the day his administration ended. Romans was serving a 30-year sentence on marijuana charges.
The Indiana General Assembly is considering several bills targeting the state’s Democratic-leaning largest city.
Purdue University Northwest is planning multiple cultural and academic events to celebrate Black History Month.
Catalyst had planned a $75 million sports resort for competitions and conventions.