Steel production is down 16.1% this year after the COVID-19 economic disruptions.
Steel production has plunged by 13.6% nationwide in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Overall, domestic steel mills in the U.S. made 1.204 million tons of steel last week, up 5.2% from 11.44 million tons the previous week.Â
Steel production is now down 11% nationally this year as Great Lakes output plunges again.
Steel production is now down 8.3% for the year as COVID-19 roils struggling steel industry.
Steel production has fallen 6.6% nationally this year because of the coronavirus crisis.
It was the third straight week of steel production decline and the biggest single-week drop in years.
Great Lakes steel production plummeted by 68,000 tons of steel last week.
Great Lakes steel production plummeted by 68,000 tons of steel last week.
A steelworker at Gary Works tested positive for coronavirus and is now self-quarantined.
U.S. Steel is idling blast furnace #4 at Gary Works immediately and indefinitely as it escalates its response to the global coronavirus pandemic.
Great Lakes steel mills made 687,000 tons of steel last week, a slight dip.
Great Lakes steel mills made 691,000 tons of steel last week, the second street week it's increased.
Great Lakes steel mills made 688,000 tons of steel last week.
No one was hurt after a fire at ArcelorMittal Indiana Harbor Friday night.
Great Lakes steel mills made 684,000 tons of steel last week.
ArcelorMittal said last year was challenging, but steel prices have been improving.
The company laid off an unspecified number of non-union employees at its Gary Works mill and the Midwest Plant in Portage as part of another n…
Great Lakes steel mills made 689,000 tons of steel last week.
ArcelorMittal posted a $2.45 billion loss last year amid challenging conditions for steelmakers.
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Great Lakes steel mills made 680,000 tons of steel last week.
U.S. Steel has been stockpiling inventories of steel in the first quarter to plan for the outage.
U.S. Steel lost $680 million in the fourth quarter, largely because of one-time restructuring charges.
Great Lakes steel production fell slightly last week, but capacity utilization remains above 80%.
Indiana’s per capita income averaged $47,149 and has grown at one of the slowest rates in the country over the last 20 years.
Children of U.S. Steel employees can get financial assistance with college through the relaunched scholarship program.
Registration has opened for South Shore Clean Cities annual conference on sustainable transportation at the Blue Chip Casino.
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