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Monday, December 22, 2025

Cash reserves rescue Gary school budget shortfall

The Gary School Board agreed to dip into its cash reserves to cover more than $5 million in unexpected expenses not included in its 2025 budget.

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Chicago Bears fans celebrate winning season as team considers move to Indiana: ‘They need to stay in Illinois’

The talk of stadium relocation comes as Chicago Bears fans celebrate the team’s 11-4 record — capped by Saturday night’s stunning 22-16 overtime comeback win against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field.

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Man arrested for vandalizing Whiting Christmas decorations

An Illinois man has been arrested for acting out the Grinch’s shtick on Whiting City Hall’s Christmas decorations late Sunday afternoon.

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Porter County, Northwest Health reach EMS deal

After an autumn of angst over the impending expiration of Porter County’s ambulance contract with Northwest Health, the county and hospital have come to a two-year agreement.

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Remembering the light amid dark times

In a year marked by violence toward Jewish people across the world — Australia’s Bondi Beach mass shooting at a Hanukkah celebration December 13 as the latest— Chabad Northwest Indiana’s Rabbi Eliezer Zalmanov said there is a duty to smile and be fearless.

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Portage RDC plans to spend $11.2 million in 2026

The Portage Redevelopment Commission approved an $11.2 million budget for 2026, setting aside $3.6 million for a surplus in case it’s needed for anything special that pops up.

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Senate bill would reverse law, restore IU alumni votes on trustees

A proposed state Senate bill would restore the right of Indiana University alumni to select three members of the university’s Board of Trustees, reversing a late addition to the 2026-27 budget bill passed earlier this year that granted the governor authority to name all nine trustees at the state’s largest university.

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Fired comptroller’s report critical of Lake County government

A scathing report compiled by the former Lake County Comptroller before he was fired demands that county government “solves its leadership problem” and modernizes how it leads and serves.

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