But how did it get its name? 'A race to the bottom': Indiana wetlands bill could affect Great Lakes, Mississippi River Gary, a city located in Lake County, Indiana, is about 25 miles from downtown ...

GARY, Ind. - The City of Gary, Indiana received a significant boost to its public safety efforts on Monday with the addition of a dozen new police officers and firefighters. The move comes as the ...

A place once dubbed 'America's Most Miserable City' has experienced an major property boom as investors are snapping up ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Almost 25 years after suing the firearms industry for failing to prevent illegal gun sales, the northwestern Indiana city of Gary won a critical victory last fall when a judge ...

The Gary Common Council will later hear an ordinance that will establish weapon use and discharge regulations in the city.

More than 28 abandoned and boarded up schools in one Midwest city contribute to urban blight — and in some cases have served ...

Leaders of the Indiana State Police and Gary Police Department partnership in Gary, Indiana, discuss how they measure success in their efforts to revitalize the city and its police department.

However, the landscape of crime in Indiana has changed, and Gary is no longer the most dangerous place. In 2024, the title of Indiana’s most dangerous city belongs to South Bend. South Bend tops the ...

of Gary Indiana’s fiction, a tremendous outpouring left unfinished after his death on Thursday at 74. He was born Gary Hoisington in rural New Hampshire in 1950, out of place and at the wrong ...

Born Gary Hoisington in Derry, New Hampshire in 1950, Indiana briefly studied at University of California, Berkeley, before dropping out and moving to New York City in 1978. There, he pursued ...

Gary died in 1927 and the city of Gary, Indiana, was named after him. The racial demographic of the city following the 2010 census was 84.8% African American, 10.7% White, 0.3% Native American ...