Valparaiso University wins robotic football championship
Valparaiso University is the 2022 champion of the Collegiate Robotic Football Conference.
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NIPSCO reveals 2022 Luminary Award recipients
Merrillville-based NIPSCO names its 2022 Luminary Award recipients.
South Bend – Elkhart Regional Partnership names new president and CEO
The South Bend – Elkhart Regional Partnership named Bethany Hartley its new president and CEO.
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More locations in Elkhart, La Porte and Newton counties will get access to broadband service
About 1,500 rural Indiana locations in Elkhart, La Porte and Newton counties will soon have access to broadband internet service.
NiSource halts search for new headquarters
NiSource, parent company of NIPSCO, said May 9 it will not pursue the sale of its Southlake headquarters in Merrillville.
New agreements ease Ivy Tech transfers to Valparaiso University
Ivy Tech Community College students who are pursuing a bachelor’s degree in either engineering or other science programs may want to consider Valparaiso University.
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Former La Porte Hospital will be demolished
Now that La Porte’s new $125 million hospital is open, there’s no need for the building it replaced.
U.S. migration report shows people continue Midwest exodus
High taxes, more affordable housing and better job prospects are chief reasons more people are leaving the Midwest, a study revealed.
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NIPSCO awards 17 grants totaling $69,000 for environmental projects
A total of 17 organizations and initiatives will receive funds through NIPSCO’s annual Environmental Action Grant program.
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Purdue University ag sector survey shows farmers concerned over rising costs
Rising prices for corn and soybeans provided some boost among farmers about current economic conditions but higher operating costs are a growing concern.
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