Porter County voters will have new equipment this year
Porter County voters will have new equipment for early voting next month, replacing machines damaged in flooding last year.
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Porter County Council spends $125,000 in opioid money
The Porter County Council gave a total of $125,000 to four nonprofits and the county health department to address a variety of needs.
Bears and trains could transform Northwest Indiana: Hammond and Michigan City mayors discuss development
Hammond and Michigan City are practically siblings, their mayors told attendees at a sold-out breakfast event Wednesday.
Valparaiso revokes liquor license for failed restaurant site
The Valparaiso City Council revoked a liquor license for Radius restaurant's owner, who had hoped to move to the old Chase Bank building.
NIRPC changes road funding rules at feds’ request
The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission changed its rules on updating road and transit project prices.
Region’s transit districts attracting housing, retail development
Transit development districts near South Shore Line stations are bearing fruit, TDD steering committee members reported.
Borman Expressway’s extreme makeover is beginning
Construction begins soon on the multi-year Flex Road project to add capacity to the Borman Expressway without adding lanes.
Is it recyclable? Group working to reduce plastic use has answers
The Plastic Reduction Alliance played a game of “Is it recyclable?” Wednesday night.
Development authority starts effort to designate portion of US 12 as scenic byway
After decades of discussion, steps are being taken to turn a portion of U.S. 12 into a scenic byway.
Chesterton, Valparaiso students debate data centers’ impact on the environment
Chesterton and Valparaiso students debated whether data centers should be restricted to areas where they can be powered by green energy.