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The city of Valparaiso is asking state lawmakers to authorize five additional alcohol-sales permits for restaurants in and near downtown.

Senate Enrolled Act 374 sets a new maximum daily payment of $150 for board members of regional water, sewage or solid waste districts — the first increase in decades.

If appointed, the receiver would have broad powers to operate in place of the landlord, including the authority to collect rents, pay debts and even sell the property.

A House committee advanced Senate-approved legislation to allow a small modular nuclear reactor to generate 470 megawatts of energy, up from the current 350 MW generating cap.

Several bills impacting Northwest Indiana are still in the mix as the General Assembly begins its second half on Monday.

Contractors may no longer be required to sign a project labor agreement as a condition of bidding on a public project organized on a construction manager as constructor basis.

Transgender children living in Indiana received a drubbing like few others Wednesday at the Indiana Statehouse.

Gov. Eric Holcomb and State Rep. Ed Soliday are visiting Valparaiso High School Tuesday to congratulate students on their football state championship.

Gov. Eric Holcomb and State Rep. Ed Soliday are visiting Valparaiso High School Tuesday to congratulate students on their football state championship.

Legislation advancing in the Indiana House authorizes establishment of an additional transit development district centered on Valparaisos bus station at 260 Brown St.