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Local News Day op-ed by Legacy Foundation President and CEO Kelly Anoe: Support the Information We Rely On
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NIPSCO has locked out about 1,600 union workers, after the two sides failed to agree on a new contract by an extended deadline. The utility company had been bargaining with the United Steelworkers since January 20.
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Indiana drivers will soon be paying a few more cents per gallon in taxes at the pump.
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Lakeshore Public Media and Indiana Humanities Will Host Screening and Community Discussion of The American Revolution at Valparaiso University
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Regionally Speaking host Dee Dotson speaks to Alfred "Chip" Cooke, Administration Assistant Special Agent In Charge U.S. Drug Enforcement of the Merrillville District Office.
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Regionally Speaking: Inside the Fentanyl Crisis in Northwest Indiana Part One - Interdiction and the Supply Chain
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"I think that really is probably the biggest thing I've learned coming up to Northern Indiana is that we are a part of the community, and as quickly as I can get in and establish myself and get to know everybody and start building those relationships, the better," said newly-appointed NICTD President David Dech.
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"'Bearsville' – that's the vision," Mayor Tom McDermott Jr. said during a press conference Thursday. "I want it to be like a section of our city."
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Civil Rights Icon Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr Dies at 84; Northwest Indiana Mourns a Champion for Justice
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Portage has unveiled a proposal for a 300-acre development it's calling "Halas Harbor," which would be located near U.S. 12, State Road 249, I-94 and the South Shore Line.
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Bet on the Best Seat: Hard Rock Emerges as Big Game Headquarters
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US Rep. Frank Mrvan honors 104-year-old WWII, Korean, and Vietnam War veteran Oscar Primm Jr. for Black History Month 2026.