Category: Post-Tribune

Even across American Legion Post 100, the volunteer servers for the weekly Sunday breakfast are instantly recognizable. The wigs with the tight red curls, the brightly colored and flowing caftans, the chunky jewelry — who else could it be but a memorable, if not major, TV character from the late 1970s and early 1980s?

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management extended its public comment period for the U.S. Steel Gary Works’ air quality permit, but there’s no definitive timeline for the agency to make a final decision.

A Merrillville tow truck driver was convicted late Thursday of hitting and killing a 19-year-old teen.

Students at Hammond Central High School and Scott Middle School staged a mid-day walkout Friday to protest proposed staffing cuts and school closures in the financially-troubled School City of Hammond, Northwest Indiana’s largest district.

Pursuing a major in philosophy and classics while maintaining your proficiency in math and computer programming can lead to some exciting career opportunities.

The legacy of the Geter Means mid-century modern home in a groundbreaking Black midtown neighborhood will continue after its sale to a local non-profit organization.

Much attention has been given this week to the unfortunate news of Oberweis Dairy, headquartered at 951 Ice Cream Drive in North Aurora, Illinois, filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Northern District of Illinois in Chicago to seek debt relief while continuing operations and looking at a possible sale.