Indiana AG files suit against East Chicago council over federal immigration law
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the East Chicago Common Council to comply with federal immigration law.
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As state seeks to resume executions, Lake County death row inmate still in appeal process
As state officials seek to resume executions in Indiana, Lake County’s one death row inmate is still within his appeal process, officials said.
Gary receives $100,000 Love Your Block grant toward resident-led neighborhood improvement projects
Gary officials will use a $100,000 grant to fund resident-led neighborhood improvement projects, technical assistance and AmeriCorps embedded staff.
U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan files $11 million in Community Project Funding requests for fiscal year 2025
U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan announced 15 Community Project Funding requests he made for Indiana’s First Congressional District for fiscal year 2025.
‘Dream big and find ways to serve your country’: Judge urges new citizens to make communities better on the eve of the Fourth of July
Tatiana Mendez, 27, came to the United States 10 years ago from El Salvador to escape violence. On Wednesday, the eve of the Fourth of July Holiday, Mendez was one...
Illinois residents boost sales at Krazy Kaplans in Hammond ahead of Fourth of July holiday
Timothy Kostka, of Chicago, walked the tightly packed, but organized, aisles of Krazy Kaplans in Hammond with his two children and one of their friends. His son, Brody, closely examined...
IDEM approves partial closure plan for Gary junkyard cited repeatedly for hazardous waste spills
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management approved a partial closure plan Monday for the Gary junkyard owned by Summit Inc. where hazardous waste was illegally stored.
Supreme Court ruling in Snyder case could impact how officials interact with contractors, vendors
The impact of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning former Portage Mayor James Snyder’s conviction on a felony bribery charge last week likely won’t impact other cases where officials have already...
What’s next after the Supreme Court overturned James Snyder’s bribery conviction
While the U.S. Supreme Court overturned former Portage Mayor James Snyder's conviction on a felony bribery charge Wednesday, his conviction on defrauding the IRS stands, as does the possibility that...
Project managers say plans in the works for Jacksons Family Home on 15th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death
As the rain cleared Tuesday morning, five people walked out of the Jacksons Family Home at the corner of Jackson Street and 23rd Avenue in Gary.