Cleveland-Cliffs goes public with bid for U.S. Steel
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. went public with an offer to buy U.S. Steel after the bid was rejected.
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Valparaiso University dean leads engineering organization
Valparaiso University’s dean of the College of Engineering is the new president of the American Society for Engineering Education.
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Michigan City-based Hitachi Global Air Power acquires Pumps and Service
Michigan City-based Hitachi Global Air Power US LLC acquired Henry Production Inc., parent company of Pumps and Service.
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Governor appoints new members to fire commission
Gov. Eric Holcomb named Kenneth Wagner of Osceloa to the Fire Prevention & Building Safety Commission.
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Fair Oaks testing ground for Bion’s sustainable beef model
New York-based Bion Environmental Technologies is set to start a demonstration of its livestock waste treatment technology at its Fair Oaks facility.
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Survive & Thrive Counseling hires three new therapists
Survive & Thrive Counseling in Merrillville expanded its services with three new therapists.
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Michigan City welcome center slated for improvements
Construction on the Michigan City welcome center is slated for 2030 thanks to an INDOT improvement program.
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NIPSCO to phase in 10% increase in electricity rates
Residential customers of NIPSCO will see about a 10% increase in bills for electricity use starting in August.
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