South Bend’s Four Winds Casino targets June 15 reopening
The Four Winds Casino in South Bend along with its three affiliated sites in Michigan could resume operations by June 15.
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State providing nearly $44 million through programs to help Hoosier businesses
The state has launched several initiatives meant to help Hoosier businesses as they recover and reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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West Lake Corridor Rail Project receives $100 million in federal funds
The West Lake Corridor Rail Project appears to be on the fast track. The U.S. Department of Transportation on May 29 announced the project, which involves construction of a new eight-mile rail line extending from Hammond on the north to Dyer in the south, with four new stations, will receive $100 million in federal dollars
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IU, Valparaiso University join growing ranks of Indiana colleges reopening campuses this fall
With public restrictions easing amid the global pandemic, many businesses and organizations as well as Indiana’s college have either reopened or are making plans to resume operations.
Northwest Indiana Forum hosts June 4 online presentation with Indiana Commerce Secretary Jim Schellinger
The Northwest Indiana Form will host an online presentation featuring Indiana Commerce Secretary Jim Schellinger on June 4.
Businesses reopening leads to rising gas prices
Demand for gasoline along with prices is rising as more people return to work and restrictions ease on public activity amid the pandemic.
Pandemic-created drop in tax collections leads to state spending cuts
The pandemic which led to stay-at-home orders and reduced business activity led to reduced tax collections in April and now calls for cuts in state spending.
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Crisis-related job losses leads to spike in April unemployment rate
Stay-at-home orders and business shutdowns in recent weeks because of the pandemic were the main causes of unemployment soaring sharply, experts say.
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