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The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will host a public comment hearing Monday, August 1st in Michigan City on NIPSCO’s plan to pay for the estimated $40 million clean-up at the Michigan City Generation Station with a rate increase. The hearing at Michigan City City Hall is set to begin at 6 p.m. And we bring back our conversation with immigration attorney Alfredo Estrada.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch was in the Region earlier this summer touring local businesses. CareSource Indiana shares tips to help get kids prepared for back to school. And Victor Garcia, President and CEO of the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana. addresses the issue of food insecurity as prices continues to rise.

Join Chef Nick as he chats with the masterminds behind the magnificent wines at 4 Corners winery on this special edition of Let's Eat

A fresh wave of the latest subvariant of Omicron has COVID-19 infections cases on the rise. We'll hear from industry experts on health safety and prevention methods.

What is the housing forecast for the remainder of 2022? We hear from GNIAR about home sales in the Region. The Department of Veterans Affairs is encouraging veterans to apply for a VA home loan.

For this evening's program, I unearthed some live in studio performances made during guest visits to the radio studio over the last decade.Among those local musical artists featured on tonight's show will be performances of original music by Geddy Trezak, Jack Whittle, LeAnn Stutler, James Gedda, S. Joel Norman, Gunner Brightweiser, Derek Caruso, and Angie Campbell as they were originally heard live from when the guests visited the radio studio with Tom Lounges.

Shep gets philosophical in a program from his early days in New York radio.

The Indiana Dunes National Park received $16 million for deferred maintenance projects through the Great American Outdoors Act. And environmental advocacy groups filed suit against the EPA to close close a regulatory loophole that left about half of the coal ash waste in the U.S. exempt from federal health protections. Representatives from NIPSCO and JustTransition NWI are on Regionally Speaking to discuss coal ash removal at the Michigan City Generating Station.

Harding Elementary faces a potential health crisis

Young Jean tries to sell seeds to his neighbors