Several businesses from across Northwest and North Central Indiana were among 76 state-based businesses presented with either the Governor’s Century or Half Century Business Award.
Several Northwest and North Central Indiana companies honored by state for longevity Read More »
Erika Dilosa of Schererville, director of special education at 21st Century Charter School in Gary, was appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to the Indiana State Board of Education.
Region school official appointed by Holcomb to Indiana State Board of Education Read More »
Applications now are being accepted from Indiana manufacturers to be considered for a share of $4 million through the Manufacturing Readiness Grant Program.
State accepting applications for Manufacturing Readiness Grant Program Read More »
Hoosier renters and homeowners financially impacted by COVID-19 are getting some help from the state.
Executive order extends freeze on evictions and foreclosures in Indiana through July 31 Read More »
State leaders are urging Hoosiers to be proactive and use safe practices in announcing a plan to modify the Back On Track Indiana plan ahead of the July 4 holiday weekend.
State leaders relay message of caution as it modifies Back On Track Indiana plan Read More »
Joe Hoage is the new commissioner of the Indiana Department of Labor.
Pete Buttigieg, former South Bend mayor and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, was named a 2020-2021 faculty fellow at the Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study.
Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg joins Notre Dame Institute for Advanced Study Read More »
Indiana residents who lost their jobs because of the pandemic may be eligible for rental assistance from the state.
$25 million in rental assistance available for Hoosiers impacted by COVID-19 Read More »
Valparaiso University received a $362,000 grant renewal from the U.S. Department of Energy for continuing nuclear and particle physics research over the next three years.
Valparaiso University lands $362,000 federal grant for physics research Read More »
A new study from Ball State University suggests it may take more than a year for Indiana state and local government revenue streams to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
