Legacy Foundation to host state representative
Indiana State Representative Julie Olthoff will serve as the guest speaker at a virtual event hosted by the Legacy Foundation Dec. 10 to provide an overview of legislation.
Advisory council leads state prison redevelopment
The redevelopment process for the Indiana State Prison site in Michigan City has kicked off with advisory council members recently gathering to begin planning.
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Griffith BMV branch to close
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles branch in Griffith will close its doors permanently Nov. 27 following a public hearing and assessment of branch activity.
Merrillville police to upgrade aging equipment
The Merrillville Police Department recently received a $963,000 federal Community Project Funding grant to upgrade its radio equipment that was becoming outdated and obsolete.
Hammond announces firefighter promotion
City of Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott announced that firefighter Casey McClusky has been promoted to battalion chief for the Hammond Fire Department.
Porter County judge to join Indiana Court of Appeals
Gov. Holcomb recently announced that he has selected Judge Mary DeBoer to join the Indiana Court of Appeals, the second highest court in Indiana.
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Governor honors businesses for longevity
Four Region companies were honored with 2024 Century Awards on Aug. 15, including American Community Bank of Indiana.
Girls sports complex to launch with help from READI funds
The Marvella sports complex will offer facilities for girls sports at Fair Oaks Farms in Newton County.
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Indiana Democrats caution against U.S. Steel sale
The Indiana Senate Democratic caucus spoke out Sept. 9 against the sale of U.S. Steel to Japan’s Nippon Steel as President Joe Biden is said to be considering blocking the move.
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Michigan City police receive federal funding
The Michigan City Police Department recently announced it received $180,000 in Federal Community Project Funding for technology upgrades.