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United Steelworkers Local 1010, which represents steelworkers at the Cleveland-Cliffs Indiana Harbor Works in East Chicago, lost 10 members since President James Thomas was hired on in 1999.
Lake Station and federal officials marked the completion of a $1.8 million sewage lift station replacement on Wednesday.
A groundbreaking was held for the Tolleston Opportunity Campus, a transformative community hub developed through a partnership between the City of Gary, Crossroads YMCA, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana, and Methodist Hospitals.
Community leaders, partners, and residents gathered recently to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Tolleston Opportunity Campus, a transformative community hub developed through an unprecedented partnership between the City of Gary, Crossroads YMCA, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana, and Methodist Hospitals.
Officials broke ground on Gary's Tolleston Opportunity Campus on Wednesday. It's a collaboration involving the city of Gary, Crossroads YMCA, Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana, and Methodist Hospitals.
More than 70 years ago, the Boys and Girls Clubs opened their doors to Gary, creating the Steel City Boys Club.
Now, the organization and various community partners are ready for the next pages in the group’s story in Gary.
Merrillville, IN – We regret to announce that, due to an unexpected health issue, Congressman Mrvan will be unable to participate in today’s scheduled Community Conversations events.
Congressman Frank J. Mrvan is hosting a series of town hall-style events Thursday to listen to the needs of Northwest Indiana residents and update them on what he's accomplished on their behalf in the U.S. House.
The Highland Democrat plans to participate in three community forums at locations in Lake, Porter and northwest LaPorte counties.
Ground was ceremonially broken Wednesday for a major utility project in Hebron’s Snake Flats neighborhood, a month after actual construction began.
Grimmer Construction, of Highland, is replacing ancient cast iron four-inch water mains with PVC pipe. The project includes 3,800 feet of eight-inch diameter pipe and 5,100 feet of six-inch pipe.
Technology upgrades were likely coming to at least eight Region police departments this year, thanks to federal funding proposals. But now, after last month's federal budget cut state and local law enforcement programs, those upgrades are unlikely to happen on the government's dime.