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Melton declares victory in Dem primary for Gary Mayor - Vimarsana News

Melton declares victory in Dem primary for Gary Mayor

Indiana State Sen. Eddie Melton, D-Gary, declared victory in the Democratic primary race for Gary Mayor on Tuesday night shortly after his opponent, incumbent Mayor Jerome Prince, called to concede.

Voters have choices in competitive races on primary ballots in Lake, Porter counties - Vimarsana News

Voters have choices in competitive races on primary ballots in Lake, Porter counties

Voters across Northwest Indiana will have the opportunity to decide who will represent them at the local level on Tuesday as numerous cities and towns will be voting for candidates for council, clerk-treasurer and mayor.

Candidates for Gary Common Council cite blight, economic development as key issues - Vimarsana News

Candidates for Gary Common Council cite blight, economic development as key issues

A total of twenty-two candidates from a variety of backgrounds are competing to represent Gary’s six city council districts in the Democratic primary race. Gary primary voters will have between two and six choices for council member when they go to the polls on May 2.

Prince, Melton square off in Democratic Gary mayoral primary - Vimarsana News

Prince, Melton square off in Democratic Gary mayoral primary

Gary Mayor Jerome Prince and State Senator Eddie Melton, D-Gary, are set to square off in the May 2 Democratic primary election.

WATCH NOW: Plans to rename Gary streets 'Malcolm X Drive' move forward - Vimarsana News

WATCH NOW: Plans to rename Gary streets 'Malcolm X Drive' move forward

"We want to reimagine Gary by renaming a lot of these streets and buildings with people who look like us, who should be honored."