The Governor’s Public Health Commission met today at the Indiana State Library to discuss public health funding issues, which impact how public health departments are structured and carry out their duties.
This morning a pedestrian was struck and killed when they were hit by a semi on I-94 in Laporte County.
Indiana Conservation Officers arrested a Munster man on Monday morning after a lengthy criminal investigation regarding break-ins at the Willow Slough Fish & Wildlife Area property office in 2018.
Recently, the Gary Community School Corporation received feedback from students, parents, and community members regarding the quality of the menu items being offered to students for breakfast and lunch throughout the District.
Gary Community School Corporation Accepts Invitation to Partner with Greater South Shore Athletic Conference | Promotion recognizes talent, character of Gary student-athletes
Gov. Holcomb announces Commissioner Bruno Pigott to step down from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management | Commissioner Pigott joining U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) expects airport security checkpoints nationwide will be busy during the upcoming Thanksgiving travel period, which runs from Friday, Nov. 19, through Sunday, Nov. 28, and the agency is prepared to handle the increase in passenger volume for the holiday. TSA expects to screen about 20 million passengers during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Federal loan program, Recover NWI, makes pandemic recovery funding accessible to businesses | NIRPC highlights regional recovery program during US Economic Development Administration’s “Revolving Loan Fund Week”
Indiana’s infant mortality rate improved among white and Hispanic infants in 2020 but increased among Black infants, leading to a slight overall increase in the state’s infant mortality rate for the year, the Indiana Department of Health announced.
The Indiana State Police held an awards and recognition ceremony in Indianapolis this past Friday, November 12, 2021. The ceremony publicly recognized the achievements and accomplishments that often go without the proper recognition. Officers were recognized for their dedication, service, bravery, devotion to the department and the citizens of Indiana. Four troopers from the Lowell Post were honored for their efforts in serving the citizens of Indiana.
