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More road work is set to start next week.
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More service is coming to the South Shore Line, starting May 14. The railroad is overhauling its schedule with the completion of its Double Track project.
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A newly-launched initiative aims to improve opportunities for young men of color.
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Memorial services for Tommy Williams will be held at Smith, Bizzell and Warner Funeral on Friday, April 12th, from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM.
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With Portage crime news frequently in the headlines, the city's police chief says that just shows his officers are doing their job.
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Helping to train students for the high-demand field of occupational therapy is the goal of a donation to Opportunity Enterprises.
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The Indiana General Assembly concluded March 8, 2024 with 172 bills being sent to Governor Holcomb for his signature or veto. Legislators passed bills addressing child care access and affordability in Senate Enrolled Act 2 and House Enrolled Act 1102 along with priority legislation to address low 3rd grade reading test scores in Senate Enrolled Act 1. Overall, the legislature largely stayed true to their stated desire to keep a low profile in the midst of what will be a busy election year. Joining us now to share her take on the session is the President of the Indiana Senate. Lieutenant Governor Crouch
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The Valparaiso City Council is looking at ways to lessen the impact of proposed water and sewer rate hikes.
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A major route between Lansing and Munster will be closed Monday night for work on the West Lake Corridor project.
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The city of Crown Point is seeking funding to make its sidewalks more accessible to those with disabilities.
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The US labor market remains very strong, with job growth of 303,000 in March according to a survey of employers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, well above consensus expectations of around 200,000. Regionally Speaking host Dee Dotson is joined by PNC Financial Group economist Ershung Liang to get the latest local, statewide and national economic outlook.