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The 2025 salary ordinance adopted by the city council last week includes a 2.5-percent cost-of-living adjustment for non-union city employees.
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"I'm disgusted by what we're seeing around us," said Portage Police Chief Michael Candiano.
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Visitors to downtown Portage may soon be able to take their drinks from one bar to another.
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The public hearing on Portage's 2025 budget quickly turned into a discussion about stray cats. The proposed budget includes a line item for a trap, neuter, release program.
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Plans for a new Portage subdivision continue moving ahead. Providence Real Estate Development has been looking to build a combination of single-family homes, cottage homes and paired villas on 120 acres north of County Road 700 North between 450 and 500 West.
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An organization helping Portage-area residents recover from addiction hopes to get a major boost with its expansion plans.
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"How many car washes are we going to have in Portage?" resident George Graves asked during Tuesday's city council meeting.
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The Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce wants the city to reconsider the need for contractors to take a written test to work in Portage.
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Who's responsible for enforcement of unsafe building violations is changing in the city of Portage.
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The Portage City Council has finalized a tax abatement for a new industrial building.