Bethlehem Steel is busy with the familiar process of steelmaking. Though the Lehigh Valley’s oxygen furnaces are idle, those at the Burns Harbor plant in Indiana are busy 24 hours every day ...

Bethlehem Steel built the Burns Harbor mill in the early 1960s and operated it until it filed bankruptcy in 2001. LTV Steel — Indiana Harbor West — had several owners including Youngstown ...

The now-defunct Bethlehem Steel Corp. transformed ... known as Arcelor Mittal Burns Harbor in 1962. Opened in 1965 at a shindig with steak, lobster, the governor of Indiana and guests shipped ...

Sprouting from a piece of land nearly twice the size of Bethlehem’s flagship property, Burns Harbor ... Steel officials touted the plant as the future of the company, it met with opposition in ...

Even so, the idea that Bethlehem Steel as an entity could be sold ... “At that time, Burns Harbor (in Indiana) was our flagship (plant) up there and they were doing rather well,” Green said.

In hopes of cutting costs amid widening losses, Bethlehem Steel Corp. said yesterday it will permanently close the slab mill at its Burns Harbor plant in Indiana. The move will affect about 100 ...

Even though the picket signs were ready to go, union and management officials at Bethlehem Steel Corp. yesterday ... It would also close the company’s Burns Harbor, Ind., plant, with 5,300 ...

I work at ArcelorMittal in Burns Harbor, Indiana, just due east of Gary ... I was hired into the cold mill — when we were Bethlehem Steel, it was called the cold mill, but the name got changed ...

LACKAWANNA, N.Y. — For decades the site of the former Bethlehem Steel ... That is ever since the steel firm and its 35,000 jobs moved to Burns Harbor, Indiana in the mid 1980s.

The Burns Harbor Police Department is leading an investigation into the death of a 69-year-old truck driver who was struck in an accident Friday at ArcelorMittal Burns Harbor. Chief Mike Heckman ...