Post Tribune Monday, July 20, 2026 | | |
| | | | | The Genesis Center is now weeks away from demolition and a nearby 40-foot statue called The Fusion is linked to its fate. | | | | | Born with bilateral hearing loss, Isaiah Harvey said he once was “scolded” by a teacher when he couldn’t hear a fire alarm. It motivated him to start a nonprofit, Quantum Visionary Foundation, which aims to “create safe spaces” for other kids with hearing loss. | | | | | Gov. Mike Braun announced that Indiana will end its diversity business enterprises contracting practices and replace them with merit-based hiring practices. | | | | | Developers eyeing Merrillville as a potential spot for a data center will now have to wait a little longer to approach the Town Council. | | | | | Mitch Markovitz, a former South Shore train conductor who became a prolific artist, died at age 75 on Tuesday at his home in Knox. | | | | | Sixteen Northwest Indiana students have earned Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarships. | | | | | Community news from around the region. | | | |