South Shore riders complain of late, packed trains; railroad considering 10% fare increase
The Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District got an earful from riders Tuesday at a hearing on a proposed 10% fare increase.
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Status of Brauer Museum artwork slated for sale unclear as Moody’s downgrades Valparaiso University’s rating
Valparaiso University has "made enough progress" in its plans to sell three cornerstone pieces from the Brauer Museum to move forward with planned dorm renovations.
One year after Dakota ‘Levi’ Stevens died in foster care, his family still struggles
Dakota "Levi" Stevens' family has had a year to ponder what happened, what could have been done differently, and what impact they can have moving forward.
Exploratory proposal to expand Valparaiso park off the table as property owners won’t sell
Valparaiso will no longer explore a downtown park expansion after adjacent property owners discontinued talks to sell their buildings.
Porter fraudster Donald Johnson to remain in jail without bond as he continues to seek an attorney
Donald M. Johnson remains in Porter County Jail without bond for six more months, telling the court he can hire a lawyer in that time.
Impact of Sunday’s storm still being assessed in Valparaiso as NIPSCO works to restore power
Kevin Cornett, who lives in the 400 block of Northview Drive on Valparaiso's north side, saw a hopeful sign on his block Thursday -- NIPSCO crews working on a power...
Valparaiso officials: City can keep ARPA funds used to buy land for now-defunct plans for sports complex
As part of the sweeping controversy over a now-defunct proposal for a data center on Valparaiso's north side, one question that remained after the brouhaha seems to have subsided is...
Business owners still waiting to be made whole after raw sewage floods their properties
Almost seven months after heavy rain and a pump failure sent a torrent of raw sewage into the basements of businesses in downtown Valparaiso, at least two of those businesses,...
Migrating sandhill cranes latest bird flu victims in Indiana; more than 1,500 killed
Sandhill cranes are the latest victims of a particularly persistent strain of avian influenza, killing at least 1,500 of the migrating birds in recent weeks, according to a biologist with...
Valparaiso University business college dean charged with misdemeanor battery
The now-former dean of Valparaiso University's College of Business was charged this week with misdemeanor battery and is no longer employed by the school but his defense attorney said the...