Aaron Dorman

MERRILLVILLE — The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana was one of many Region organizations whose facilities were damaged by the intense waves of storms

In the wake of devastating storms last week, many organizations have stepped up with food and donation assistance.

NWI Farmer Dan Perkins is working on a method of nutrient spray and sap analysis that will keep tomato plants healthy and resistant to aphid attacks.

As the Region braces for yet another storm, the Food Bank of Northwest Indiana announced on Wednesday that it is adding extra mobile market dates to meet the expanded need.

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From flower farms to high tunnels, the NWI Food Council's upcoming FarmHop tour will show community members how local farmers are "pushing the boundaries" of what small-scale farming looks like

LAPORTE — Danielle Adams, director of the LaPorte County Historical Society Museum, fondly recalls growing up in Union Mills and being surrounded by dairy farms.

Music, food and community filled downtown Gary as residents celebrated Juneteenth while reflecting on the continuing struggle for equality.

LAPORTE — The good people of LaPorte have spoken and they want their tacos filled with fresh ceviche.

CROWN POINT — The ghost that haunts the Zombie Club tiki bar didn't have much to say about the bar's abrupt, imminent closing at the end of this month.