Port officials hope a demonstration of all-electric trucks would encourage port tenants to consider trying one out.
Year-to-date Great Lakes shipping through June shows drop from same period in 2021
Year-to-date shipping on the Great Lakes through June is down when compared to the same period in 2021.
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System reports year-to-date grain shipments up 38%
The Great Lakes Seaway Partnership reported grain shipments through the seaway in May were very strong.
Region’s double track rail improvement project on pace for early 2024 completion
Officials say the double track project to improve passenger rail service in the Region should be completed by early 2024.
160 Driving Academy opens at Ivy Tech South Bend
A new partnership between Ivy Tech Community College and 160 Driving Academy aims to get more trained truck drivers on the road.
Gary / Chicago International Airport takes back facility management
The Gary / Chicago International Airport is taking back the facility’s management and operational responsibilities.
Economic Development Corp. Michigan City celebrates 25 years with gala
The Economic Development Corp. Michigan City has guided numerous developments the past 25 years and will celebrate those achievements July 25.
Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor wins Pacesetter Award for second straight year
Growth in international cargo coming into the Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor has landed the organization industry honors.
First ocean vessel of 2022 arrives at Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor
Burns Harbor opened the 2022 international shipping season April 6 with the arrival of the RESKO, which came from Europe through the St. Lawrence Seaway.
UPS honors select drivers for reaching 25 years or more being accident free
Logistics giant UPS honored 1,495 delivery drivers throughout its global network for reaching 25 years or more of service of safe driving.
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