Parenting Fair offers fun for the whole family

GARY | Indiana Parenting Institute invites you to celebrate people raising children in Northwest Indiana with us at the U.S. Steel Yard – home of the Gary South Shore RailCats – on April, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Triple Crown All-Stars owner has had a colorful baseball life

SCHERERVILLE | If Brent Bowers ever decides to write a book detailing his professional baseball life, it would have the makings of an epic.

Region families welcome RailCats players into their homes

In the Independent film “Sugar,” a young man from the Dominican Republic comes the U.S. to play minor league baseball. Woven into the story is the relationship between the main character and his host family — an elderly couple living on an Iowa farm and the collision of the two worlds: the c…

St. Paul rallies to edge RailCats

The RailCats were one inning away from starting their American Association season at 2-0 Friday night.

Saturday event helps kick off South Shore travel season

HAMMOND | Representatives from more than a dozen South Shore attractions will gather for the second annual Explore the South Shore event.

Parenting Awareness Month Indiana Fair offers fun for the whole family

GARY | Indiana Parenting Institute (IPI), the Gary South Shore RailCats, the National Hook-Up of Black Women, the City of Gary, and the Indiana Civil Rights Commission will be hosting Parenting Awareness Month Indiana (PAMI)'s 6th annual Parenting Education & Family Resource (Fun) Fair a…

Merrillville car dealer honored with U.S. flag at RailCats game

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Social media a hit with RailCats, other area minor league baseball teams

Among the many ways that minor league baseball markets itself as being different from the big leagues is its fan-friendly atmosphere. Now Chicago-area teams have found a tool for boosting that appeal: social media.

Social media a hit with area minor league baseball

Among the many ways that minor league baseball markets itself as being different from the big leagues is its fan-friendly atmosphere. Now Chicago-area teams have found a tool for boosting that appeal: social media.