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More East Chicago Residents Have Elevated Blood Lead Levels
The East Chicago Housing Authority currently has no plans to offer on-site lead testing at public housing complexes throughout the city.
IPFW Faculty Senate Passes Vote Of No Confidence Against Chancellor
The resolution says Chancellor Carwein is not committed to the university’s mission and strategic plan.
GOP Leaders Shrug Off Proposed Abortion Bill
Republican legislative leaders shrugged off questions about potential legislation banning all abortion.
Holcomb Announces Former Daniels Staffer As Chief Of Staff
Earl Goode was chief of staff to former Gov. Mitch Daniels for more than six years.
John Dillinger Museum Visits Rise At New Crown Point Home
So far in 2016, there have been more than 6,800 visitors to the museum in Crown Point.
Environmental Activists Gather In Response To Election
Panelists at the conference looked at roles clean energy and mass transit could play in reducing the impacts of climate change in Indiana.
Ind. Officials Working To Eliminate Feral Hog Population
Wild pigs are an invasive species first introduced to Indiana in the late 1980s. They're blamed for millions of dollars in damage to crops each year.
Will The Catholic Church Allow Women To Serve In Leadership Roles?
Those who support the ordination of women hope Pope Francis' commission studying the possibility of female deacons will lead to change.
Girl Scout-Run Food Pantry To Give Out Thanksgiving Baskets
One group, typically known for selling cookies, is stocking pantries in another way for the holiday.
Congressman Lee Hamilton On The 2016 Election
Hamilton says people’s view on the election should not change their responsibilities as citizens.
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