PNW hosts Midwest cyber defense competition
More than 100 students from 12 colleges in 10 states competed at Purdue University Northwest for the 2026 Midwest Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition
NIPSCO reaches tentative agreement with union leadership
NIPSCO and union officials agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement to potentially end an employee lockout that started April 2. Employees must still ratify the contract.
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U.S. Steel plans to restart Gary Tin Mill
Restarting the Gary Tin Mill at U.S. Steel’s Gary Works facility will require hundreds of jobs to support operations that were halted in 2022.
NW-ISBDC to host Business Doers Resource Fair
The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center’s Business Doers Resource Fair will include booths, raffles, giveaways and snacks April 21 at Calumet College St. Joseph in Whiting.
Overlooked talent pool
Neil Samahon, CEO of Opportunity Enterprises, says companies should consider hiring Individuals with an IDD because they often make the best workers.
Indiana Toll Road deal would trade hikes for Bears windfall
The lease amendment with the Indiana Toll Road’s private operator would require more investment in the road and share the ups and downs of collections.
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From community college to career: Fixing transfer gap
Alison Bell, regional vice president at Western Governors University, says better pathways for transitioning from community colleges to four-year degrees are needed in Indiana.
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UChicago Medicine primary care coming to Valparaiso
In addition to an expansion of its Crown Point facility, UChicago Medicine is opening a primary care location in Valparaiso with two providers onsite.
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