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Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Schedule and other changes coming for South Shore Line

The South Shore Line is cooperating with Metra on a $200 million project to add a fourth rail line into Millennium Station. Adding bidirectional signaling to better coordinate train traffic both ways is part of the project.

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Chicago Bears’ proposed stadium site in Hammond would be built on giant slag heap, near hazardous waste sites

The proposed Chicago Bears stadium site in Hammond would be on a giant slag heap, and near hazardous waste sites and an oil refinery.

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School board candidates to have Democrat or GOP labels for first time under Republican law

Voters might be scratching their heads in November when they see party labels attached to school board candidates.

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New ban prohibits phones in schools and on school buses in Gary

The Gary School Board unanimously approved a “bell to bell” cellphone policy May 14, with some members voicing skepticism on how to enforce the new state law.

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Valparaiso woman convicted of animal cruelty before neglect charges in daughter’s death

Before she was charged Thursday with the neglect of her baby daughter which led to the child’s death, a Valparaiso woman was convicted last year for cruelty to an animal after leaving her dog in a garage for a week with little food and water while she was in North Carolina.

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Portage considers creating data center zone; proposal going through legal review

Portage Mayor Austin Bonta wants the city to create a special technology campus zoning category for data centers.

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Gary offers $25,000 grants for city's small businesses

Gary Mayor Eddie Melton has watched small businesses struggle more as prices rise nationwide, he said, and he wanted to help in some way.

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Charges expected after Lake Central fight Monday

Officials said a fight erupted during a lunch period Monday at Lake Central High School leaving both male juveniles injured and one facing possible charges.

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