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Daughter of Minister Farrakhan dies at 72 (opens the original)
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Funeral arrangements are pending for Sister Betsy Jean Farrakhan, the eldest daughter of Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan, who died Friday, September 18, 2026, at the age of 72, less than three months after her mother, Khadijah Farrakhan, died at the age of 90. “I am asking you to keep in your prayers my friend and my brother, who I was with all day yesterday with Minister Farrakhan who lost his wife a few months ago and Friday, he lost his daughter,” Father Michael Pfleger told his cong
Renee Hatcher tapped as Chicago’s new top attorney (opens the original)
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Mayor Brandon Johnson has appointed Gary native Renee Hatcher, a lawyer, law professor and community economic development advocate, to serve as the City of Chicago’s corporation counsel, placing her in line to become the city’s top attorney. The appointment, announced September 22, 2026, is subject to approval by the Chicago City Council. As corporation counsel, Hatcher would lead the city’s Department of Law and provide legal counsel and representation to city departments, boards and the City C
Judge restores solar program reopening funds for Gary (opens the original)
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A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully terminated a $7 billion federal solar energy program, potentially reopening the door to more than $117 million awarded to an Indiana coalition that includes the City of Gary and organizations planning clean-energy projects that could benefit Northwest Indiana residents. U.S. District Judge Mary S. McElroy of Rhode Island ruled September 18, 2026, that the Environmental Protection Agency acted unlawfully when it terminated the Sol
The Dread of Tyrants (opens the original)
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This week three major news organizations sued the Trump administration for locking their reporters out of the White House. CNN, MS NOW and Politico filed a lawsuit Monday in federal court in Washington, asking a judge to restore their access. “There could not be a more direct assault on the First Amendment,” the outlets said. President Donald Trump announced the ban Sept. 18. The next day their reporters were turned away at the gate. “We’re not gonna give you special access to the White House if
Gary Council targets NIPSCO rate hike rules (opens the original)
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The Gary Common Council has joined the growing push for greater scrutiny of NIPSCO, approving a resolution that calls on Indiana lawmakers to change state laws governing how utility companies recover the costs of infrastructure improvements from customers. The resolution, sponsored by Councilman Darren Washington, comes little more than a month after the devastating August 11 derecho knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of NIPSCO customers across northern Indiana, with Gary and other Lake
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