INDIANAPOLIS – The State Budget Committee today released the December revenue forecast, which projects modest growth over the next three fiscal years. “This revenue forecast confirms the growth we are seeing across our state and should be an encouragement to every Hoosier,” said Governor Mike Pence. “While the December revenue forecast projects economic growth for […]

GARY — The City of Gary will be marking the holiday season with opportunities to give to those in need and to shop for goodies from local vendors. Trot for Toys 5K Run/Walk On Saturday December 20, the 2nd Annual Trot for Toys 5K Walk/Run will take place at Marquette Park (1 N. Grand Blvd.)

View the November commercial construction activity report (CCAR). This report lists the commercial building permits issued by the City of South Bend, City of Mishawaka and St. Joseph County. November CCAR Report

Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence penned the following op-ed regarding Making the Grade, his vision for education in Indiana. Indiana is on a roll. Unemployment in our state has declined from more than 8 percent when I was elected Governor to 5.7 percent today. Since 2009, the drop in our unemployment rate is the fourth

Visitors of the Indiana Welcome Center are invited to enjoy a holiday light show displayed outside of the building. Now through Sunday, Jan. 4, the light show will be presented five minutes after each hour beginning at 5:05 p.m. The last show will begin at 9:05 p.m. each night. The light show will be coordinated

Having the right business climate is critical to our economic development efforts. Our elected officials play an important role in that climate. The Chamber, in partnership with sponsor Indiana Michigan Power, will present an opportunity for you to hear directly from our area state legislators at the 2015 Legislative Preview on Thursday, December 18, 8:00

The Cities of Hobart and Portage have requested Federal Transit Administration (FTA) funds to support studies to explore the potential for public transit in their respective communities.  The comment period will begin Wednesday, December 10, 2014 and continue through Friday, January 9, 2015. Both cities are requesting federal assistance in the amount of $120,000 each.