U.S. Steel expects to turn a profit of $265 million in the first quarter
U.S. Steel projects it will turn a profit of $265 million or $1.02 a share in the first quarter of 2021.
Month: March 2021
Suspect fired before officer in January shootout on northeast side, police say in video
Police said the shootout at intersection of Shadeland Avenue and 30th Street that wounded two men began after an argument over the sale of a vehicle.
Rescues, shelters make extra efforts to give older, infirm pets homes of their own
Hospice and senior pet fostering and adoption take a special kind of commitment. Just like it sounds, it’s taking ailing or older pets home to provide them with love and care — and likely get the same in return —…
Great Lakes steel production rises by 18,000 tons
Great Lakes steel production rose by 18,000 tons last week, while U.S. steel mills are getting close to operating at 80% of capacity, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Caring Place executive awarded Sagamore of the Wabash
State Sen. Ed Charbonneau, R-Valparaiso, presented the award to Schultz at a small ceremony on Friday. The award is Indiana’s highest honor, Charbonneau explained
How to avoid being a couch potato when working from the couch
It is no secret that working from home has many benefits, especially during a pandemic. But when it comes to getting exercise, this remote set-up can present some challenges.
Lakeshore flooding expected in NWI, northeast Illinois through Friday
Forecasters expect waves to reach heights of 8 to 13 feet high, resulting in flooding of low-lying areas near the lakefront, the National Weather Service reported.
Drew family making more March memories in return to NCAA Tournament, Indiana
Scott Drew led Baylor to a No. 1 seed and Bryce Drew leads Grand Canyon in its first-ever NCAA Tournament. The Valparaiso natives will have their parents on hand creating more March memories.
Family Express acquires six Freedom Oil stores, another station in McCordsville
Valparaiso-based Family Express is expanding across Indiana again.