One lonely cancer patient awaiting radiation treatment changed everything. Now a cancer survivor is delivering comfort, kindness and hope to strangers across Northwest Indiana.
Forget about the destination and enjoy the journey. Walk through a neighborhood, park or unfamiliar place—and use the time to think, talk, vent or simply notice what’s around you.
Sunday is "National Read A Book Day." Pick up a library book or memoir and read it outdoors instead of scrolling on your phone. The right book can slow time
Slow down long enough to watch the sky change completely. A sunset offers a rare chance to step away from distractions and simply appreciate the moment.
Labor Day weekend reminder: Five things to squeeze in before summer slips through your fingers — and none require a reservation, a suitcase or a fat wallet.
Credit card surcharges for 3% or 4% are spreading across Northwest Indiana merchants, but customers shouldn’t have to play detective to find them. The issue is transparency.
“We’re a hard-working group who take great pride in our neighborhood and Marquette Park,” said Joe Petras, one of the original leaders of Friends of Marquette Park. “All three bridges
A tribute band doesn’t just play the songs you love — it brings back the person you were when you first heard them, turning nostalgia into a night out, one familiar note at a time.
The power will eventually come back. But NIPSCO is facing a deeper crisis: angry customers, exhausted workers and growing questions about profits, management and storm preparedness.
We're being watched: Flock cameras, license-plate readers, facial recognition and other technology tracking. Experts warn we need stronger privacy safeguards and oversight.
Lawsuits filed by Kathy Lynch over COVID test fees from 2020 has grown into a wave of outrage from Region residents banding together to challenge what they call a cash grab.
