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As the School City of Hammond prepares to close schools and lay off staff, the stalemate over its teacher contract may be nearing an end.
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The city of Gary is considering its next steps, after the Indiana General Assembly passed legislation to end the city's lawsuit against gun manufacturers and sellers.
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The mayors of the Region's two largest cities are trying to crack down on vandalism.
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Lakeshore Public Media announced its Spring Pledge Drive in partnership with Meals on Wheels of Northwest Indiana, signaling a collaborative effort to nourish and support the local community. This unique collaboration, from April 25 to May 3, underscores Lakeshore's commitment to addressing pressing community needs while upholding its mission of providing enriching content and fostering community engagement.
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Hammond Mayor Tom McDermott Jr. is largely blaming state leadership for the planned closure of three of the city's elementary schools.
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One person is dead, after a three-vehicle crash on I-65 Tuesday afternoon.
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South Shore Line trains will make an extra stop Friday for the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo.
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The United Way of Northwest Indiana invites people interested in buying their first or next homes to their First Time Home Buyers Vendor fair on Saturday, April 27, 2024. The vendor fair, which is free to the public, will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Lake County Public Library (main branch) in Merrillville.
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The Valparaiso City Council has unanimously approved sewer and water rate hikes, but city officials aren't ruling out some future discounts.
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It's now easier for students to start their college education at Ivy Tech and finish at Valparaiso University. The two schools say they've entered into a Dual Admission Partnership Agreement.
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Lake County officials are continuing their gun safety efforts with a series of videos. It's part of a gun safety lock initiative begun by Prosecutor Bernard Carter earlier this year.
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More Lake and Porter County residents were working in March than in February, according to the latest employment numbers released by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.