Provident Realty Advisors, the company behind a proposed Burns Harbor data center, will delay the approval process for its project amid pushback from residents.

PORTAGE — Indiana recently inked deals with the Port of Cork and Pork of Antwerp-Bruges as it looks to bring international container cargo to the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor.

A Michigan developer proposes a mixed-use development of 54 houses and retail space on 25 acres on Haglund Road in Burns Harbor.

Starters Riverport, a sports bar and restaurant, closed in 2013 after seven years of business. The dining establishment occupied part of a renovated former Bethlehem Steel machine shop, built in 1941.

LVHN, which is part of Jefferson Health, expects to open both facilities this summer. Martin Tower, which was once the global headquarters of Bethlehem Steel, was demolished in 2019.

David Meneou of Joliet and Jameson Meneou of Lockport died after being pulled from Lake Michigan at Boaters Beach in Indiana Dunes, officials said.

The early years and the decline of the anthracite iron industry -- The establishment and growth of iron and steel making in Bethlehem -- Failure in commercial steels, 1880-1899 -- Armaments and ores - ...

A Chicago-area family is mourning David Meneou of Joliet and Jameson Meneou of Lockport. The father and son drowned in Lake Michigan at Indiana Dunes.

Founded in 1906 by U.S. Steel, Gary, Indiana quickly became one of America’s most important industrial powerhouses, drawing thousands of workers with the promise of good wages and stable careers ...

Alfred L. Horvath OBITUARY Alfred L. Horvath, 85, entered his heavenly home on June 26, 2025. Al was born in Bethlehem, on March 27, 1940 to the late Alfred E. and Mary D. (Hacker) Horvath. Al was ...

Bethlehem Steel played in both leagues. Even though its last title came in the 1920s, Bethlehem Steel remains tied for the most U.S. Open Cup championships (five) with Maccabi Los Angeles, a semi ...

An area state lawmaker hails efforts spearheaded by Gov. Josh Shapiro to make Pennsylvania a full participant in three multistate licensure compacts.