Get in on the bidding fun with Bishop Noll Institute's Big Reinvent 2.

On Wednesday, morning, Senior Trooper Potesta stopped a black 2008 Ford Explorer for a moving violation on I-94 westbound in Porter County. 

Regional planning commission releases program details for transportation and transit projects, to begin between 2022-26, in bi-annual federal Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).

The Indiana DNR Division of Law Enforcement is looking for highly motivated, outdoor-centered individuals

Hoosiers can be grateful for the federal monies recently sent to all 50 states and targeted for small business relief and general economic recovery from the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021. Please take advantage of any of the programs listed that might help your Hoosier small business.

Indiana State Park Inns are currently looking to add passionate people to our team!

A proscribed burn has been scheduled between Thursday, May 6th and Saturday, May 15th.

And just like that, Mother’ Day is around the corner! What a year it’s been, which gives us that much more reason to celebrate that special woman in your life. Whether you are cheering to your mother, aunt, grandmother, or anyone else you hold near and dear to you, these Chicagoland venues have all the makings of an unforgettable holiday. From cruises on the Chicago River to an elevated High Tea event, check out the list below that has something for everyone

Gary Schools Alumna Wins Oscar | Mia Neal is a Proud Graduate of Horace Mann H.S.

GAYLORD AND DOROTHY DONNELLEY FOUNDATION EXPEDITES ADDITIONAL $3 MILLION IN GRANTS TO SMALL ARTS AND CULTURE ORGANIZATIONS IN CHICAGO AND SOUTH CAROLINA TO PROVIDE SECOND WAVE OF COVID-19 RELIEF | Grants include $750,000 in additional support designated for the Foundation’s new Broadening Narratives collections strategy to amplify underrepresented narratives told in small and diverse museums and libraries