Gary Indiana

Gary Mayor Jerome Prince reflected on his term in office during his final State of the City address Thursday. "I can only and honestly say that I have no remorse, no regrets, and every decision, every action was driven by a deep-rooted commitment to this city and its success," Prince said.

Gary native Corey Armand is working to revitalize his hometown one renovation at a time. He has spent the last 15 years rehabbing residential properties and has recently opened a new multi-use business center.

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch discusses affordable housing and tourism in Indiana. Cory Armand is working to transform his hometown one real estate investment at a time. Hoosier students eligible for the 21st Century Scholars Program are now being auto-enrolled under a new state law.

The city of Gary is putting plans in place for extreme heat. Cooling centers will be available if temperatures reach a certain threshold. The Calumet Township Multipurpose Center on West 41st Avenue will be available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Brothers' Keeper on Broadway will serve as a cooling center for adults only, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The city of Gary is making another push to close down a used truck parts business that city officials say is a public safety hazard.

Nonprofit organizations serving Gary residents can now apply for a share of the city's COVID-19 recovery money. The city is partnering with the Legacy Foundation to administer $500,000 of the city's federal American Rescue Plan funds, earmarked for nonprofits.

The City of Gary is encouraging residents to help clean up the city on Earth Day. The city says it's holding a special edition of its "All In Gary!" citywide cleanup on Saturday.

Another dilapidated building in Gary is set to be torn down.

Gary residents can weigh in on the future of the city's park facilities.

The city of Gary is putting together a plan to address housing insecurity.