Chicago Fire FC announced today that forward Elliot Collier has received his U.S. Green Card, granting him permanent resident status in the United States. With permanent resident status, Collier, 25, will no longer occupy an international slot on the Fire’s roster.
Chicago Fire FC have renewed a partnership with Univision Chicago to broadcast all 34 Fire regular season matches in Spanish on Univision Radio.
COVID-19 Concern Results in Visitation Restrictions at Some Department of Correction Facilities
The Munster Police Explorers Post has been active with the Munster Police Department for over 20 years, and is a great community service organization for male or female teenagers, age 14 and up (and who have completed 8th grade), who would like to learn about the duties of a law enforcement officer and who would like to help out with various events in town throughout the year.
Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to read the following facts and to also share safety tips with your children and teenagers:
The RailCats are saddened to hear the news of the closing of Indiana Beach, another family entertainment venue. In the wake of the news, the RailCats are pleased to announce that all Indiana Beach Day Passes and Season Passes will be honored at U.S. Steel Yard throughout the 2020 season.
The Indiana Department of Insurance provides information to help you understand flood insurance and tips for what to do during a flood.
Chicago Fire FC announced today that the Club has expanded its Spanish-language content offering, highlighted by an expanded section on its website and a newly-launched Twitter account, @VamosFire. Through these new platforms, the Fire will be able to more directly engage with fans both in Chicago and across the globe through original Spanish content and storytelling.
