“Families continue to struggle to meet their basic needs. The Legislature has the power and the funds to provide immediate relief and ultimately invest dollars back into our economy,” said state Rep. Vernon Smith.
The Region’s public schools can and will provide the education our next generation needs, but our degree of success will be determined by your involvement and support.
Building relationships brings together the very best resources in our diverse community to make a positive impact and promote growth. Now more than ever, there are great opportunities to strengthen our interconnectedness that will spearhead progress al…
An architecture firm that started in Valparaiso a half century ago has gone on to design many landmark buildings in Northwest Indiana, including the Duesenberg Welcome Center at Valparaiso University, the Regional Mental Health Center in Merrillville a…
For Methodist Hospitals, the last two years have caused us to rededicate ourselves to the mission we have fulfilled for nearly a century — to deliver high-quality health care to all those in need.
Indiana Dunes National Park is hands-down the biggest tourist attraction in Indiana. It’s drawing millions of visitors a year, even more so now that its status has been upgraded to “national park.”
During the Civil War, secessionists coined the term “king cotton” to highlight their key export to New England and Great Britain. Rich soils, hot summers, and southern seaports have benefited cotton farming, placing it high on America’s agricultural ec…
Two men were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds Saturday night in the parking lot of a YMCA on the southside of Indianapolis.
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