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U.S. Steel inked a deal to capture some carbon emissions at its flagship Gary Works steel mill.

Top stories: FEAM starts full commercial operations, Gold Fields begins production at Salares Norte mine, US Steel & CarbonFree partner for CO2 capture, American Battery receives $20M grant for battery materials manufacturing & recycling.

An $8 million tech project planned for Garys Union Station is on hold as a new administration is taking a new look and the Decay Devils preservationist group is looking

Mayor Eddie Melton recently approached U.S. Steel about donating land to Gary, including to develop a new business park near Buffington Harbor

The air permit for U.S. Steels Gary Works is up for renewal and residents are asking for a public meeting that to explain the impact of the steel mills air

The United Steelworkers has taken its campaign against a Nippon acquisition of U.S. Steel to the White House, sharing concerns about national security and whether the new owner would enforce

Federal and local officials got a close look Friday at some of the cutting-edge research in Northwest Indiana that is attempting to decarbonize the steel industry and boost efficiency. U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan, D-Highland, and U.S. Department of Energy Under Secretary for Science and Innovation Geri Richmond lauded the work done by Purdue University Northwest’s Center for Innovation through ...

An Indiana border city is undergoing a makeover following six decades of decline which earned it the moniker Scary Gary.

GARY, Ind. — This city was once a symbol of American innovation. The home of U.S. Steel’s largest mill, Gary, Indiana, churned out the product that built America’s bridges, tunnels and skyscrapers. The city reaped the rewards, with a prosperous downtown and vibrant neighborhoods. Gary’s smokestacks are still prominent along Lake Michigan’s sandy shore, starkly juxtaposed between the eroding dunes and Chicago’s towering silhouette to the northwest. But no...

U.S. Steel one of the Regions largest employers, lost $80 million or $0.36 per share in the last three months of 2023.