All Things Considered Local Host/Reporter
Michael Gallenberger is a Local Host/Reporter for All Things Considered at Lakeshore Public Media, focusing on news and events in Northwest Indiana. With experience in various media outlets including WLPR-FM, WFYI Public Media, and Indiana Public Media, Michael covers a wide range of local stories, from government decisions and appointments to community events and issues affecting the region.
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Michael Gallenberger's articles primarily focus on local government, infrastructure, public services, economic development, transportation and logistics in Northwest Indiana. He covers a wide range of topics including crime, government & politics. Given the extensive coverage of local government announcements and press releases as well as themes such as transport and logistics and economic development, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new initiatives or developments within these areas.
Potential pitch ideas could include exclusive interviews with key figures involved in local government projects or insights into how specific policies are impacting the community. Additionally, providing data-driven analysis on transportation issues or economic trends within Northwest Indiana may also pique his interest.
It’s important to note that Michael focuses on news relevant to Northwest Indiana specifically rather than broader national topics.
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BP says some flaring took place Monday morning at its Whiting refinery.
By: Michael Gallenberger
Under the proposed ordinance , Damon Run residents would see a three-phase increase between January 2025 and January 2027. Walsh said the average customer's monthly bill would go from about $92 today to about $115, when the final phase is implemented.
By: Michael Gallenberger
Planners continue refining their recommendations for future upgrades to U.S. 30, east of State Road 49. The Indiana Department of Transportation has released a draft level 3 screening report for its
By: Michael Gallenberger
Local October unemployment rates were down from the month before, but still higher than they were in October 2023. Lake County's unemployment rate was 5.4 percent,
By: Michael Gallenberger
"Those rate increases up to 30 percent will really blow your electric service budget line items out of the water," Cooper told the city council last week.
By: Michael Gallenberger
Valparaiso is looking to keep up its investment in its roads. This year, the city set aside a record $8.8 million for paving projects.
By: Michael Gallenberger
The railroad says an extra eastbound train will leave Millennium Station at 8:45 p.m., pick up passengers at Van Buren at 8:48, and then make all local stops from Hegewisch to Carroll Avenue.
By: Michael Gallenberger
Franciscan Alliance says it will transition its Dyer hospital to a behavioral health campus in late 2027.
By: Michael Gallenberger
The body of a missing driver has been recovered from a pond in Dyer.
By: Michael Gallenberger
The town of Dyer is promising to work with Franciscan Alliance, as is transitions its Dyer hospital to a mental health campus.
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