Officials say a deeper dive into Gary city government’s misuse of $8.2 million in public safety dollars is warranted, given the recent findings of a detailed analysis by accounting firm Whittaker & Co.
CHICAGO — Opportunities long closed to Illinois residents with criminal records are beginning to open as employers seek new sources of talent and lawmakers bet that gainful employment will reduce recidivism.
It took about seven years for the vision of Frank and Shirley Schilling to be realized — and that dream continues to be built upon at the Shrine of Christ’s Passion in St. John.
The Hammond and East Chicago chambers of commerce merged to form the Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce.
Nearly seven months before families descend on his farm each year, Josh Sickinger is busy at work.
NEW YORK — Opening Ceremony, the label that always seems to find quirkier and more unusual ways to display its clothes during Fashion Week, upped the ante on Sunday with a festive drag show, featuring a surprise performance by Christina…
The United Steelworkers union expressed concerns that ArcelorMittal and U.S. Steel’s contract proposals would strip away hard-won benefits and “devastate retirees.”
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was campaigning against states regulating student-loan companies when she called her friend, Gov. Bruce Rauner, in August 2017.
CONTRADA PETRARO, Sicily — They come in the middle of the night and are gone by morning. But without fail, they leave their calling cards: Pronged footprints and gashes in the ground where they’ve dug with natural abandon.
NEW YORK — There was a steady rain coming down as guests were handed transparent umbrellas and seated in a flower-strewn cemetery in Manhattan’s East Village for the return of Rodarte, designed by sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy, to New…