State Rep. Mike Andrade invites the public to the first Lake County Cybersecurity Conversation on Wednesday, November 17

The Office of the Indiana Attorney General’s Unclaimed Property Division has ventured into a new method of monetizing physical items — offering them for auction on eBay.

Gary Community School Corporation Officials Launch Lew Wallace Demolition |  Project set for completion within 150 working days; Paving the way for progress

MyDNR - Your next outdoor adventure begins now | Save with the 2022 State Park Holiday Gift Pack

The Indiana Adoption Program, the Indiana Department of Child Services and the Indiana Supreme Court are working together to share stories of children who have found permanent, loving homes across Indiana.

The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC), in partnership with the Indiana State Library, announced today that the works of 41 poets have been added to the State of Indiana's poetry archive, INverse.

What You Need to Know About Catán’s FLORENCIA EN EL AMAZONAS | November 13th–28th at Lyric Opera of Chicago

Chicago Fire FC to Complete Regular Season on the Road against Columbus Crew | Chicago Fire FC Weekly Update: Nov. 1-7

Gov. Holcomb and First Lady Janet Holcomb dressed as characters representing iconic imagery and historic figures that represent Indiana.

**** Recommended **** When I think of the Court Theatre, I know I’ll see a well-staged, true-to-the-book production so I was surprised to learn I had ‘stage’ seating for The Tragedy of Othello the Moor of Venice.  Needless to say I wasn’t expecting an avant-garde immersive experience but there it was, right in the middle of everything.  Although Othello is my least favorite of Shakespeare’s plays, what with Iago being a bottom-feeding sociopath, compelling performances from a stellar cast drew me right in.  Unfortunately, in abbreviating Othello to one act, certain key speeches explaining nefarious behaviors were omitted.  3 ½ Spotlights