WILLIAM NANGLE: New tax revenue must not fuel gravy train

We start paying a Lake County income tax in October.

WILLIAM NANGLE: How will county get money to pay for its needs, state mandates?

Where will the money come from?

WILLIAM NANGLE: Let math, not politics, rule on tax debate

The fray over how to fund government in Lake County has taken a definite political plunge.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Make judges follow merit selection law

Justice appears to be running amuck in Indiana.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Leaders continue to emerge in Northwest Indiana

It’s people who make Northwest Indiana special.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Visclosky's listening, not just talking

Mark Lopez is the warm-up act. Pete Visclosky is the star.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Mark Kiesling was a newsman’s newsman

Northwest Indiana has lost its voice of conscience with the passing of Mark Kiesling.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Some want government to be an employment agency

It appears the idea of government existing to create jobs is alive and well in Lake County

WILLIAM NANGLE: Regional leadership needed for regional bus service

Keep ‘em rollin’, rollin’ ...

WILLIAM NANGLE: Intrigue over NIRPC boss hasn't let up

Maybe I was wrong. Maybe not.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Crash course in NWI politics for NIRPC applicant

Dear Mr. Tyson Warner,

WILLIAM NANGLE: Lake County Council must be willing to adopt income tax

This column will not help my popularity.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Wake up from lengthy trash-to-ethanol dream

Watch for the blame game to begin.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Has Pence written off Northwest Indiana?

Don’t look for Mike Pence in Northwest Indiana any time before Election Day.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Gregg, Pence need to commit to Cline bridge

Is there a game being played with rebuilding the Cline Avenue Bridge?

WILLIAM NANGLE: Cedar Lake evolves from Cedartucky to lakeside resort

The rays of red and yellow danced on Cedar Lake as the sun set Saturday evening.

Lee Spirit Award Narrative for nominee Marc Chase, Times of Northwest Indiana

What began in fall 2010 as an in-depth reporting effort to tell the stories of Northwest Indiana’s contributions and sacrifices during the Civil War has become a major ongoing historical preservation and tourism initiative spearheaded by Times Investigative Editor Marc Chase.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Lake County Council needs to do what's right

To err is human, and that’s what I’ve done. Lake County's attorney, John Dull, pointed out in an email to me Monday that I was wrong in suggesting he is “passing the buck” by his seeking to have communities throughout the county sign an interlocal agreement facilitating consolidation of 911 …

WILLIAM NANGLE: Lake officials aren't answering 911's call

It’s no wonder in the Statehouse at Indianapolis they often refer to us as “the great State of Lake.”

WILLIAM NANGLE: Visit Lake Michigan ... it's our greatest asset

Have you visited the Lake Michigan shoreline lately? Well, I got to leave my office Tuesday to enjoy the lake at the Portage Lakefront Park and Riverwalk.

WILLIAM NANGLE: End Powers waiting game

The wait continues and continues and, well, continues.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Join the list of 'do-gooders' in region

There's no better measure of what's good in Northwest Indiana than the people who constantly work to make it an even better place.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Reviewing 2011, we have lots to celebrate

When I look back over a year about to end, I naturally remember the tough times, but I also recapture the moments of success and accomplishment.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Celebrate the season in your own festive way

There is something magic in this time of year.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Community websites will let you share news

Change is standard at The Times, and we're changing again.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Grasp this opportunity to help steer GRIP effort

What do you think? That's the question being asked of Northwest Indiana residents.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Stop the double talk on ethanol plant

There is a lot of double talk going on these days.

WILLIAM NANGLE: Guess who loses when Philpot plays games

Tom Philpot should be on a television game show.

Region recovery is on the horizon

The beginning of a new decade brings great promise to Northwest Indiana.

Welcome Center brings home some welcome memories

I can identify with Ralphie Parker from "A Christmas Story."

Conversation will lead to brighter future for NWI

How often do we hear the negative about Northwest Indiana?

WILLIAM NANGLE: Why wait to plan a better future for Lake Central?

What's next for the Lake Central schools?

Party chair needs to be seated neutrally

It has taken me a couple weeks to muster up the fortitude to criticize someone I respect.

Thanks for patience as we recover from fire

It's been a month since The Times adapted a new format, including a narrower page width.

Most newspapers aren't on deathbeds

Much is being said these days about the death of the newspaper industry. A great deal of the talk isn't really new.

Fire doesn't stop delivery of your Times

It's been a bit longer than a week since fire blazed in the press room at The Times.

LaPorte County CVB needs to stop turf war

It never ceases to amaze me how petty some officials can become.

Neighbors in middle of Dyer-St. John struggle

Seemingly hundreds of "no annexation" signs abound in the Dyer-St. John area.

I'll be glad when sanity, civility return

I will be up and out early today to cast my ballot. This is a historic election.

Two decades fly by quickly for Golden Times

I found a good example last week of how the years fly by quickly.

Diversity symposium, job fair set for June 26

Diversity in the workplace will be focus of a June 26 symposium and job fair.

Diversity symposium, job fair set June 26

Diversity in the workplace will be focus of a June 26 symposium and job fair.

Great things in region's future

Significant progress fits the region's profile for recent years.

Airing dirty laundry clotheslined urban communities as well

As a young boy growing up in central Indiana, I often heard about "da region."

Legends in their own time

Northwest Indiana has been home to many a famous person. It's also been home to those who made a substantial contribution but weren't so recognized.

Mayors showed character as they ran their cities

This week marks the bittersweet loss of three Northwest Indiana mayors of great character and accomplishment.

Voters must restore sanity in the region

What is it about the end of the year that brings out the zanies?

During elections, many attempt to twist the facts

I hate the election season.

Charbonneau salvaged a vital community asset

Ed Charbonneau exits the Methodist Hospitals knowing he has made a difference.

Wacky, wild surface in most campaigns

There is no season quite like Northwest Indiana's political season.

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