Goshen Community Schools is celebrating its highest IREAD-3 pass rate since the state assessment began in 2019, highlighting a significant upward trend in reading achievement and the collective efforts of students, families, teachers, staff, and school …
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Dear Gary Community School Corporation families, Although school will not be in session on Friday due to power outages from the storm, we still are looking out for our families! The district once again will be supplying grab and go lunches for ALL STUDENTS …
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The St. Joe County Public Library is partnering with Laufey, the 2X GRAMMY Award-winning artist, NY Times Bestselling Author of the children’s book, Mei Mei The Bunny, and her global Laufey Book Club to release a special limited-edition library card ahead …
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The City of Valparaiso, in conjunction with Porter County, has been declared a disaster area following the severe storms that swept through the region Tuesday, August 11. The declaration allows emergency management and local officials to coordinate resources …
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Governor Mike Braun today declared a statewide disaster emergency and announced he mobilized the Indiana National Guard as he continues leading Indiana’s coordinated response to widespread damage, power outages and flooding caused by this week’s severe …
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Buying your first home can feel like a rollercoaster of emotions, from excitement to nervousness, and maybe even a little doubt. That’s completely normal and the good news is you don’t have to navigate the process alone. Purdue Federal Credit Union is …
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It’s safe to say that this has been an atypical week in Northwest Indiana. Tens of thousands of households across Lake, Porter, and La Porte Counties have been dealing with power outages. For the businesses that have remained open for most of this period …
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For many in Michiana, Amish people are a fixture of daily life. With one of the largest Amish communities in the United States, Amish food, crafts, culture, and buggies are prominent for many growing up in Michiana, but visitors to the area might not know the …
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Community leaders, elected officials, educators, faith leaders, and advocates gathered Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at the Chicago Urban League to officially launch National Civility Month, reaffirming their collective commitment to advancing respect, meaningful …
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