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Legislature authorizes Lake County convention center, Gary transit developments - Vimarsana News

Legislature authorizes Lake County convention center, Gary transit developments

"I'm pleased with the broad team effort that took place in this process and hope for significant economic benefit for all of Lake County,” said state Rep. Hal Slager.

Indiana teachers poised to lose right to discuss school issues with administrators - Vimarsana News

Indiana teachers poised to lose right to discuss school issues with administrators

"This brazen act of disregard for the educators who tirelessly serve our students is unacceptable," said ISTA President Keith Gambill.

Indiana House approves Lake County convention center, Gary development plans - Vimarsana News

Indiana House approves Lake County convention center, Gary development plans

A potentially transformational plan for development in Lake County, and especially Gary, is close to reaching the governor's desk to be signed into law.

State lawmakers unanimously approve spending flexibility for Lake County recorder - Vimarsana News

State lawmakers unanimously approve spending flexibility for Lake County recorder

The General Assembly has agreed to give the Lake County recorder access to some $500,000 in fees generated by her office whose use sharply is limited by state law.

LGBTQ community and its supporters grapple with state's new ban on gender-affirming care for minors – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

LGBTQ community and its supporters grapple with state's new ban on gender-affirming care for minors – Chicago Tribune

The LGBTQ community and families of trans kids are struggling with Indiana's gender-affirming care ban, which the governor signed on Wednesday and goes into effect on July 1.