Rayonna Burton-Jernigan

Without investments in new technology at Gary Works, some in the community fear the city could be left behind.

The summer event sparked nostalgia for many who remember skating’s significance in the city.

If you’ve driven down Broadway over the past few weeks, then you may have seen dozens gathered under the Jackson 5 mural overlooking Fifth Avenue. For seve

The sound of hammers and conversation filled the corner of Washington Street and 22nd Avenue on Friday as dozens of Gary residents gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of Brothers’ Keeper’s new ho...

The two-story building will double the shelter's capacity to 50 beds and expand services for men experiencing homelessness.

Statee and federal elegibility changes to assistance programs have forced many to seek additional support.

As schools reopen and many families continue to navigate rising food costs, churches, schools and nonprofit organizations across Northwest Indiana will host dozens of free food distributions throughou...

The trees lining West Seventh Avenue in front of the former Brunswick Elementary School had weathered decades of storms, their thick trunks and sprawling roots becoming fixtures of the neighborhood. W...

Northwest Indiana residents still recovering from last week’s storm and widespread power outage can get free food, oxygen refills, cleanup assistance, and other support at locations across the region....

Several community groups in and around Gary are offering assistance in the wake of last week’s devastating storm.