Rensselaer stunned after announcement of St. Joseph’s closure
When Tom Flowers had the day off work, he took his wife Cheryl back to the chapel at St. Joseph's College in Rensselaer to renew their wedding vows. Nearly half...
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Gardner Center to exhibit ‘Vanguards II’
For Black History Month, the Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts is advancing an exhibit it debuted last year, documenting the lives of longtime African-American residents in Gary's Miller...
Gardner Center to exhibit ‘Vanguards II’
For Black History Month, the Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts is advancing an exhibit it debuted last year, documenting the lives of longtime African-American residents in Gary's Miller...
Gary Poetry Project aims to reconnect city to artistic past
A year-long series of poetry workshops in Gary aims to reconnect the city's artistic community with its historic past. The Gary Poetry Project will hold its first workshop for aspiring...
Gary bailout bill clears Senate committee
State lawmakers may soon consider temporarily shifting financial control for the Gary Community School Corp. away from its school board in exchange for assistance with some outstanding loans. Under the...
Former Andrean valedictorian recognized for genetic research
A former Andrean High School valedictorian is receiving national publicity for research using computer science techniques to identify genetic variations that could be a predictor of diseases or mental health...
Away from hospice, veteran relives military days
Even 30 years after leaving military service, Victor McGovern perked up from a wheelchair when he heard Brenda McGarvey sing the Air Force service song. More than three years after...
Emotional service honors donors to cadaver program
After her son decided to donate his body to Indiana University Northwest's Cadaver Prosection program, Tasha Jetson-Bowman viewed it as a way to establish his legacy. "He used to tell...
Lawmaker proposes doubling Medicaid-eligible child lead tests
A state lawmaker from Indianapolis has proposed legislation to spend $2.9 million to double the number of Medicaid-eligible children tested for lead poisoning. As East Chicago continues to grapple with...
Residency program inked IUN med students
Indiana University Northwest announced an initial agreement on Tuesday between nine local health care providers to begin offering a residency program for its medical students. The move aims to give...