- Longview News-Journal

Thousands of Christians will be coming together next week at resort locations to share and celebrate for three days at the 28th annual Jesus at the Beach Festival.

The developers of a planned Margaritaville resort favor the latest version of a code amendment allowing stacked valet parking at large downtown commercial projects.

Council members voted 6-1 to move a revised version of a code amendment that would allow stacked valet parking in two downtown districts to a second reading.

Tom Janasek filed a lawsuit against the association, arguing the board of directors have no legal standing to enforce a 90-day amenity suspension upon him.

Propelled largely by the Cambria Hotel's glaring brightness, Ocean City planners are tackling a code amendment that would address LED lighting across the resort.

Morris Semiatin celebrated his 96th birthday with a small gathering in his honor at the Ocean City Firefighter Memorial on the Boardwalk last week.

Despite her famous surname, Rosmarie Trapp was better known to residents of Stowe for her kindness, generosity and devoutness than she ever was for her singing ability.

A Margaritaville resort slated for the oceanside at 13th and 14th streets moved closer to reality with approvals needed for a planned overlay district.

Four Commissioners signed their names to a text amendment that could allow telecommunications towers to sit as close as 500 feet to a single home.

The 2022 session of the MGA is over and State Sen. Mary Beth Carozza and Del. Wayne Hartman are now turning their attention to meeting with constituents.

Masks are no longer required on Ocean City buses following the surprise overturn of a federal mandate early this week, but the decision may be short lived.

The East Chicago Housing Authority built the West Calumet Housing Complex in the early 1970s with little fanfare, as the authority’s director quietly took more than $100,000 in kickbacks for helping to steer various contracts related to the project to…

EAST CHICAGO — In a newly released plan to move more than 1,000 residents from lead-contaminated housing, local officials described the relocation as “aggressive,” but added they believe it could be done with identified resources.

EAST CHICAGO — Residents packed inside the Riley Park Recreational Center on Saturday, eager to ask how the EPA plans to remove lead- and arsenic-contaminated soil in the Calumet neighborhood.

EAST CHICAGO — The East Chicago Housing Authority board approved two resolutions Wednesday intending to help residents of a public housing complex where alarmingly high levels of lead and arsenic were found in the soil.

Nearly 20 years after an EPA project manager told state and federal health officials about a long-demolished lead smelter that once operated on the site of a public housing complex and elementary school in East Chicago, residents are just learning…

EAST CHICAGO — Weeks after being told they are living on top of toxic soil, West Calumet Housing Complex residents are learning more about the city housing authority’s plans to relocate families out of the lead-contaminated complex by a Nov.…

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence left the campaign trail to visit storm-damaged Kokomo this week, prompting residents and community leaders in East Chicago to question why he hasn’t made a similar appearance there, where families face a crisis of their own.

EAST CHICAGO — Lead problems in the West Calumet Housing Complex are creating havoc for the School City of East Chicago, affecting the finances and enrollment of a district that just balanced its budget and eliminated a deficit after years…

EAST CHICAGO — EPA and city officials said Friday the federal agency will not excavate any soil in the lead- and arsenic-contaminated West Calumet Housing Complex as the city housing authority and HUD work to relocate residents.

EAST CHICAGO — In a letter to the head of the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development, a Chicago-based nonprofit representing a group of West Calumet residents in the ongoing lead contamination crisis alleges the federal agency and local…

EAST CHICAGO — EPA officials said Wednesday four families at the West Calumet Housing Complex are preparing to accept the federal agency’s offer to deep clean their homes, and every resident eventually will have an opportunity to do the same.

EAST CHICAGO — About 200 residents living in the lead-contaminated West Calumet Housing Complex packed the neighborhood’s community center on Wednesday to learn more about the availability of housing vouchers to move out.