“Medicaid is not just health care. Medicaid is a lot of people’s lifeline,” Musenbrock said. “People with disabilities want and are a part of the community. We are only asking for our basic needs to be met so that we have the same opportunities as everyone else.”
Some 400 residents in and around the former Hickory Ridge apartment complex are getting 2.73 million gallons of water storage — and lower flood insurance bills — via a partnership between the Town of Merrillville and Little Calumet River Basin Development Commission.
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As the Memorial Day weekend holiday kicks off the summer season, the Lake County Sheriff, Porter County Sheriff, U.S. Coast Guard and Department of Natural Resources are tasked with protecting the roughly 26-mile Lake Michigan shoreline from the Illinois state line through Porter County.
Molley Lanham, 19, was murdered in 2019. Her sisters are carrying their experience forward as deputy prosectors in the same office.
Northwest Indiana leaders were cautiously optimistic about the future of U.S. Steel’s Gary Works plant after President Donald Trump signaled Friday afternoon that he’ll approve an investment by Japan-based Nippon Steel in the iconic American steelmaker.
World War II ended 80 years ago and Edward J. Behling is among those still around who can give an account from a soldier’s viewpoint.
Philip Mulroe, 8, has a goal of reading 3 million words by the end of third grade, starting this summer.
Erika Watkins returns to the Valparaiso School Board now representing the city while John Peluso takes her spot for Center Township.
I always preferred to write about travel and entertainment, which meant I was assigned to features, the past “Women’s News Department.”