Marquette Mall’s new owner is investigating how much of the long-struggling Michigan City property can be reused for a major medical office complex.

NiSource reached a deal to supply power to Microsoft's new data center in LaPorte, which it says could save customers up to $140 a year, or about $11.66 a month,

Haunted hospitals, chainsaw rooms and a historic jail await Halloween thrill seekers as Northwest Indiana's haunted houses bring new scares to the Region.

Hip-hop legends Scarface, Too Short and Chicago's Do or Die are coming to Hard Rock Casino in Gary for The Function Tour on Nov. 20.

UChicago Medicine named Kimyatta Washington the Chief Operating Officer of AbbVie Foundation Cancer Pavilion, a regional cancer center that's slated to open on Chicago's South Side in April.

HealthLinc landed a Valinhos Foundation grant for its behavioral health residency program,

The Crossroads Chamber of Commerce will convene hundreds of people at its annual Rockin' Northwest Indiana: Putting on the Hitz Gala.

The Northwest Indiana Realtors Association and Northwest Indiana Reinvestment Alliance are hosting a homebuying class this month.

Doral Renewables just brought one of the largest solar farms in the country online in Northwest Indiana.

Cleveland-Cliffs is laying off 500 workers at its Stelco mill in Canada.

Felony charges have been filed against the operator of two Michigan City hotels accused of failing to pay just more than $92,000 in taxes and related fees.

The Porter County Museum, or PoCo Muse, will offer a guided walking tour of the Porter County Courthouse highlighting local history.

A show at the Theatre at the Center in Munster will highlight the McCarthy Era persecution of Hollywood figures like screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, actor Zero Mostel and composer Leonard Bernstein.

"This is about our families, our communities and our neighbors," steelworker Jack Tibold said. "This is our house. We make the steel here."

"This is about our families, our communities and our neighbors," steelworker Jack Tibold said. "This is our house. We make the steel here."

Shultz Floral recently relocated to 551 Franklin St. in Valparaiso.

Is that a painting or a real object? A new Michigan City art exhibit will challenge what visitors see and believe.

Ashley Stewart just relocated from the long-moribund Village mall in Gary to the Southlake Mall in Hobart.

Rio's Indoor Golf moved to 1555 Lincolnway in Valparaiso.

Gary Lighthouse Charter College Prep. Principal Antonio Ross pleaded guilty to wire fraud in federal court Tuesday.

"It's a celebration of my friends as the state's first Latin art collective," co-founder Ish Muhammad said. "It started out as an active graffiti crew... We've evolved beyond just tagging."

Tractor Supply unveiled a major renovation of its DeMotte store.

A half dozen new stores are opening in the Southlake Mall this fall.

Purdue University sent an expedition to a remote atoll in the South Pacific try to find out what happened to Amelia Earhart.

Demolition is kicking off on the Genesis Center, the convention center that was supposed to help revitalize downtown Gary but that ended up empty and a symbol of blight.

Demolition is kicking off on the Genesis Center, the convention center that was supposed to help revitalize downtown Gary but that ended up empty and a symbol of blight.

Lake Michigan has plenty of salmon, but fewer than 1% of those stocked by Indiana return to local waters. Here's what's behind the decline.

Demolition is kicking off on the Genesis Center, the convention center that was supposed to help revitalize downtown Gary but that ended up empty and a symbol of blight.

Longtime Greater Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce President Rex Richards is retiring after two decades of serving as a prominent leader in Porter County's business community.

Trader Joe's explored a Northwest Indiana location, but it did not come to fruition.

Many residents voiced surprise that their utility bills only dropped by $40 to $70 last month, despite going as long as 14 days without power.

Lake Michigan has plenty of salmon, but fewer than 1% of those stocked by Indiana return to local waters. Here's what's behind the decline.

Lake Michigan has plenty of salmon, but fewer than 1% of those stocked by Indiana return to local waters. Here's what's behind the decline.

Business Ins and Outs | Trader Joe's looked at Northwest Indiana store; Langel's and Sugo opening

Three 1 million-square-foot warehouses are going up along Interstate 65, and more 1 million-square-foot warehouses are likely on the way, economic development officials said.

Business Ins and Outs | Trader Joe's looked at Northwest Indiana store; Langel's and Sugo opening

Radke Orchards lost 95% of its apple crop this year. The LaPorte County orchard closed a month early after late-spring frosts damaged blossoms.

Business Ins and Outs | Trader Joe's looked at Northwest Indiana store; Langel's and Sugo opening

Radke Orchards lost 95% of its apple crop this year. The LaPorte County orchard closed a month early after late-spring frosts damaged blossoms.

Business Ins and Outs | Trader Joe's looked at Northwest Indiana store; Langel's and Sugo opening

Three 1 million-square-foot warehouses are going up along Interstate 65, and more 1 million-square-foot warehouses are likely on the way, economic development officials said.

The IKEA most Northwest Indiana residents shop at for cheap modern Scandinavian furniture or Swedish meatballs with lingonberries is closing and moving to a farther Chicago suburb.

Centier Bank is apologizing after the rollout of a new app and other digital services caused customer frustration.

Mike Ditka, the iconic former Chicago Bears head coach and the first-ever tight end to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, has died, his family announced Friday.

Mike Ditka, the iconic former Chicago Bears head coach and the first-ever tight end to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, has died, his family announced Friday.

Aurelio’s is blessing the public with a limited-edition Pope Leo pizza box.

The Black Chamber of Commerce of Northwest Indiana is encouraging small businesses to take advance of disaster recovery resources after the devastating windstorm in August.

The Gary Chamber of Commerce will host Congressman Frank Mrvan next week.