Indiana’s waters, though cleaner, are still the worst, environmental groups say
A half-century of clean water laws has benefited Indiana lakes and streams, but still left them the most polluted of any in the United States.
A half-century of clean water laws has benefited Indiana lakes and streams, but still left them the most polluted of any in the United States.
Produce Depot, a popular market in St. John is under new ownership as of March 1.
Oil workers at the BP Whiting Refinery overwhelmingly voted to approve a new four-year deal with a 12% pay increase and no concession on a hotly contested issue of providing months of advance notice if workers were to go on…
Boosting your immune system can be challenging because of its complex nature.
Aishah Hasnie, an IU grad from Bedford who previously anchored for Fox59, is on the ground in Poland to cover the Ukrainian refugee crisis.
Flags should be flown at half-staff in Lake County from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, the governor said.
Longtime mailman Dave Woerpel recently published the humorous memoir “Nothing Like I Planned,” which has drawn comparisons to the work of fellow Hammond native Jean Shepherd.
The Crown Point native has wiped the slate clean, tweeting “disappointed but the sun came up.” A mature take for a leader on the third-seeded Boilermakers (27-7) ahead of Friday’s 1 p.m. meeting with Yale in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
VALPARAISO — A jury returned Thursday night to find a 47-year-old LaPorte man guilty on all three counts of repeatedly molesting an underage developmentally delayed girl in Valparaiso beginning 17 years ago, according to the court.
“Today was a perfect day to welcome this event back into our community.”