MUNSTER – Men with elevated and/or rising PSA levels concerned about a prostate cancer diagnosis or men in active surveillance of prostate cancer will get peace of mind with new technology fighting prostate cancer. The new 3T MRI technology being used at Community Hospital. Radiologists, urologists and oncologists are working together to identify, target and […]

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ten years ago, only one community in the nation enrolled at least 30 percent of its public school students in charter public schools. Today, 14 communities meet that threshold, demonstrating high demand for increased charter school enrollment across the nation, according to the 10th annual student enrollment share report released today by the

MICHIGAN CITY – Zorn Holdings LLC, will receive monies from the Michigan City Revolving Fund for the historic Zorn Brewing Company restoration of the manufacturing facility as the loan request was approved by the City of Michigan City Board of Works Monday morning. The property, located on 9th and York Streets in Michigan City, will be converted

HOBART – Two new physicians join St Mary Medical Center medical staff. Talet Khan, MD, Pediatrics, and Travis Haldeman, DO, Obstetrics and Gynecology, are the newest members of Community Care Network, Inc. – the physician group affiliated with St. Mary Medical Center and all Community Healthcare System hospitals. Dr. Khan earned her medical degree from

GARY – Indiana University President Michael A. McRobbie, IU Northwest Chancellor William J. Lowe, and colleagues got an up-close look at some of Northwest Indiana’s most powerful economic engines as the IU President tours Port of Indiana – Burns Harbor. The tour was part of McRobbie’s visit to IU Northwest, one of seven IU campuses

MUNSTER – More than 1,000 walkers and runners joined in to Unite & Fight Cancer at Munster High School football field for the 12th annual event benefiting the Cancer Resource Centre in Munster. Teams representing the hospitals of Community Healthcare System; local businesses and those in the community unites to fight cancer as they walked/ran

BLOOMINGTON – The Indiana University School of Public Health-Bloomington will host a panel discussion for World AIDS Day about this year’s HIV outbreak in southern Indiana. The panel, sponsored by the school and its Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention, will take place at 7 p.m. Dec. 1 at the Grand Hall of IU’s Neal-Marshall Black Culture