East-Central Indiana
Wayne County Info
- RICHMOND, Ind. – The Earlham College men's soccer team battled Spalding University to a scoreless draw on Wednesday evening in Matlack-Messer Stadium.
- TIFFIN, Ohio – The Earlham College women's soccer team fell to Heidelberg University 3-0 on Wednesday evening.
- At 756 PM EDT, a strong thunderstorm was located near Connersville, moving east at 35 mph. HAZARD…Wind gusts up to 45 mph. SOURCE…Radar indicated. IMPACT…Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects. Locations imp…
- Construction equipment will close a block of East Main Street for multiple days over three weeks. On Sept. 3, the Richmond Board of Public Works and Safety approved the closure of the 900 block of East Main Street from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on work days for tuck pointing of the bricks on 930 […]
- Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men, but finding it early can make a difference. Reid Health is offering free prostate cancer screenings this September, including a new screening event at Reid Health Connersville. The screenings give men an opportunity to learn more about their prostate health and find possible concerns early.
Western Wayne News
- Construction equipment will close a block of East Main Street for multiple days over three weeks. On Sept. 3, the Richmond Board of Public Works and Safety approved the closure of the 900 block of East Main Street from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on work days for tuck pointing of the bricks on 930 […]
- Wayne County residents have opportunities to comment about 2027 budgets for governments, schools and libraries. Those taxing entities are required to post their estimated budgets on the state Department of Local Government Finance’s Gateway website. Access to general budget information split by fund for Wayne County’s entities is at wwn.to/budgets26. Complete line item details of […]
- The Fountain City council held a public hearing before its regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 1, to review initial estimates for its 2027 budget before the October deadline. Clerk-Treasurer Trina McGuire provided each member a report detailing amounts for the town’s separate funds. Council member Cecil Mullins was absent. President Laurie Hayes brought concerns that […]
- A 1028 hearing was conducted during a special Nettle Creek school board meeting on Sept. 2. The hearing explained a proposed bond project for major renovations. Board members Sandi Schraub, Marcie Houghton and Julie Blaase were absent. School counsel Ron Cross explained that a 1028 hearing is required when building adjustments costing $1 million or […]
- Wayne County Land Bank is finalizing the purchase of seven houses to restore in Richmond’s Starr neighborhood, which Indiana Landmarks previously called one of the state’s most endangered historic sites. During its Sept. 3 meeting, board members learned the closing for the purchase from Richard and Kathleen Anderson’s K & R Hoosier Investments LLC is […]
- Dancers got out their boots, hats and jeans for a good time at Harold Simpson’s barn in Richmond on Sept. 5. The Hoosier Corners Square Dance Club hosts a barn dance every Labor Day weekend. Joshua Smith captured these photos for the Western Wayne News.
- A Wayne County family is spreading the news that their son will be featured in a New York City video display. Luca Sanchez, 3, of Richmond will appear onscreen in Times Square on Saturday, Sept. 12, during National Down Syndrome Society’s annual video presentation. During the one-hour video, more than 500 photographs will feature kids, teens and adults […]
- Richmond won the boys Wayne County high school cross country race by a wide margin while Hagerstown won the girls race by a single point over second place Centerville Saturday, Sept. 5, on the Indiana University East Course. Cale Newton (RHS) was the individual champion in the boys race in a time of 16:10.69, breaking […]
Southeast Indiana
WRBI
- (West Harrison, IN) – Survivors of last month’s severe storms and floods will be able to meet directly with FEMA representatives at a Mobile Registration Intake Center in Dearborn County. FEMA will be at the […]
- (Greensburg, IN) – INDOT says delineators are coming to State Road 3 in Greensburg. The devices will be installed on or around Monday, September 14 in the northbound lane of State Road 3 near the […]
- Milan’s Beckett Langferman is the Mid-Indiana Football Conference co-Offensive Player of the Week, and his teammate Caydin Davidson is the Special Teams Player of the Week following Week 3. Langferman had 12 carries for 144 […]
- The Los Angeles Dodgers hammered the Cincinnati Reds 14-1 to sweep the three game series on the West Coast as heard late last night on WRBI. The Reds’ lone run – and highlight – came […]
- Lynn David Ritchison, 84, of Scipio passed away on Saturday, September 5, 2026, at his residence. He was born on July 14, 1942, in Columbus, Indiana the son of Gerald and Dorthy (Kyle) Ritchison. He […]
- Denis Leon Schrank, age 85, of Batesville, Indiana, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family on September 6th, 2026. Denis is survived by his wife, Patricia Schrank; son Tim (Tessa) Schrank of Batesville; daughters […]
- Joseph Clarence Schuman, 94 years of St. Leon, IN passed away on Monday, September 7, 2026. Born and raised in St. Leon, Joe was an integral part of making St. Leon what it is today. […]
- Congratulations to area fall sports athletes on their accomplishments, which are document in the latest ORVC report. There were no athletes from WRBI coverage schools receiving top honors, but you can read the complete ORVC […]
WTRE
- Board of Works Meeting The Greensburg Board of Public Works and Safety began its meeting with the routine approval of minutes from its previous meeting. Joe Cain, Greensburg Wastewater Superintendent, requested and received approval to […] The post Greensburg City Government: Board of Works and City Council Meeting Review first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- 7th grade Lady Chargers fell to Lady Bulldogs in 2 matches 12-25 and 10-25. Rylee Morgan had 1 hitting kill. Leading the Lady Chargers with her digging skills was Autumn Jones. Caroline Bedel, Claire Grote […] The post North Decatur JH Girls Volleyball 9/8/2026 first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- Lynn David Ritchison, 84, of Scipio passed away on Saturday, September 5, 2026,at his residence. He was born on July 14, 1942, in Columbus, Indiana the son ofGerald and Dorthy (Kyle) Ritchison. He was a […] The post Lynn David Ritchison, 84 first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- On Wednesday we had Sabrina from the Decatur County Extension Office in the WTRE studio. In this interview we talked about a bull evaluation program, a flock exchange program, stockmanship programs, and a youth program […] The post Decatur County Extension Office first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. The post Blood Drive at the YMCA first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- Greensburg, IN — Members of the Greensburg Police Department, Decatur County Sheriff’sDepartment, and Decatur County Prosecutor’s Office participated in a training focused onidentifying and addressing various forms of human trafficking.Following the training, an operation was […] The post Multi-Agency Sting Results in the Arrest of Four first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- Cutline: From left – George Junker, MMH Chairman of the Board; Bill Hillenbrand, son ofGus and Nancy Hillenbrand; Nathan Walsman and Robert (Snork) Walsman Last Thursday, Gus and Nancy Hillenbrand were honored as the 2026 […] The post Gus and Nancy Hillenbrand Honored with Robert R. Walsman Award first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Mike Braun announced that beginning today, Wednesday, Sept. 9, new one-stop shop locations will open in Marion, Porter and Wayne counties. “It’s incredible what can be achieved when local, state and federal partners […] The post Governor Braun Announces More One-Stop Shops Open Today for Storm-Impacted Hoosiers first appeared on WTRE Radio.
Register Publications
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News-Examiner
Madison Courier
The 812
- (GREENSBURG, Ind.) – A Greensburg High School senior is leading all of Indiana in goals and points scored.
- (VEVAY, Ind.) – Thursday marks the first anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
- (OLDENBURG, Ind.) – An Oldenburg Academy senior is leading all of Indiana in soccer goals.
- (BATESVILLE, Ind.) – The Batesville Community Education Foundation (BCEF) will use their annual campaign to raise funds for a safe space for Batesville Intermediate students who need emotional support.
- (GREENSBURG, Ind.) – The Indiana Department of Transportation is making a safety improvement on State Road 3 in Decatur County.
- (BRIGHT, Ind.) – Volunteers are invited to get involved in the Dearborn County Anti-Litter Initiative trash pick-up on Saturday, September 12.
- (BROOKVILLE, Ind.) – Main Street Brookville will host their Chicken Festival & Fry-off on Saturday, September 12.
- (BATESVILLE, Ind.) – Donations continue to come in to support those impacted by the floods last month.
WIKI 95.3
- This includes individuals and businesses impacted in Dearborn, Decatur and Franklin counties.
- This is believed to be the first prosecuted casino robbery in Indiana.
- He was taken into custody while working as an extra on a Christian film production
- Applications received by Nov. 1 will be considered in 2026
- Letter states policies are fueling cost-of-living crisis for Americans and harming agriculture, bourbon and coal industries
- Several cases reported in neighboring counties
WSCH 99.3
- The event starts and ends at the Harrison VFW Post 7570 on September 20.
- The fire started just before 5 AM this morning
- The Pause Place is an essential support system for students who need a reset when big emotions get in the way of learning.
- Get help with disaster assistance registrations.
- The award goes to community members who have dedicated their time, talent and treasure to Margaret Mary Health and the community.
- Local students from Indiana and Kentucky are still in the running.
- This includes individuals and businesses impacted in Dearborn, Decatur and Franklin counties.
- The school board also approved the sale of Manchester Elementary School on Tuesday night.
South-Central Indiana
News and Tribune
WDRB
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Crothersville Times
Brown County Democrat
- NASHVILLE The post Raoul J. Burchette appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- BLOOMINGTON The post Carolyn Sue Stephenson appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Drive far enough into the woods of Brown County and, apparently, it is possible to drive straight back into the 1800s. The post Scarlet Mask shooters bring history to life in the woods of Brown County appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- A possible splash pad at the YMCA, a gravity bike park, new approaches to housing, safer sidewalks, stronger emergency services and even a plan to help families navigate artificial intelligence are among the projects Brown County residents will see Indiana University students working on during the coming year. The post 14 projects launch Brown County’s […]
- Little Nashville Rodeo The post COMMUNITY CALENDAR appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Woodworking Club The post Club News appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Brown County’s boys tennis team continued to gain match experience against a pair of strong opponents, falling to Indian Creek and Mid-Hoosier Conference foe Hauser in back-to-back matches. The post Eagles battle through back-to-back tennis matches appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Jan Swigert’s years of work feeding children, supporting local organizations and serving the Brown County community have earned her the Brown County Community Foundation’s 2026 John Rudd Community Service Award. The post Jan Swigert honored with John Rudd Community Service Award appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
The Seymour Tribune
- BEIJING (AP) — An international cargo ship caught fire while docked in eastern China, leaving major casualties Thursday, according to China’s official Xinhua News Agency. A photo released by Xinhua news agency identified the ship as the Ocean Melody, which sails under a Liberian flag, according to the public vessel-tracking website VesselFinder. The ship was […]
- MIAMI (AP) — A deadline for the Trump administration to decide on legal protections for about 200,000 immigrants from El Salvador passed without any public announcement, raising hopes among some that it may be extended for six months. The Department of Homeland Security has been quiet about its plans, saying in a statement Wednesday it […]
- PARIS (AP) — At a museum in eastern France, two men disguised with wigs used a sledgehammer and a hammer to smash a display case and make off with a 2,500-year-old gold necklace. The heist took under four minutes. In a smash-and-grab at another French museum, three masked robbers stole 27 pieces of jewelry valued […]
- BEIJING (AP) — China and the U.S. hope to reach an agreement on lowering import taxes soon, a Chinese government spokesperson said Thursday, fueling expectations that an announcement could come when the leaders of the two countries meet in two weeks. Negotiators are striving to implement reciprocal tariff reductions on $30 billion of goods “at […]
- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s National Intelligence Service says it is trying to determine if North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has a son, while the spy agency maintains Kim’s teenage daughter is his likely heir. The NIS said in a statement Thursday that even if a son exists, he is not in […]
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in Canada on Thursday for talks with Prime Minister Mark Carney, his latest international trip aimed at locking in future support for Ukraine’s fight against Russia’s invasion. Ukraine is under pressure from Russia’s air war, which is using ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones to pierce defenses. Moscow’s attacks have targeted […]
- HONG KONG (AP) — China’s passenger car exports in the first eight months of this year already surpassed last year’s total, an industry association said Thursday, though domestic sales continued to decline. Passenger car exports in August jumped 67.1% from the year before to around 890,000 units, driven by plug-in hybrids and pure electric vehicles, […]
- MEMPAWAH, Indonesia (AP) — A Japanese military transport ship docked on the island of Borneo on Thursday as part of a disaster relief mission to help fight wildfires in Indonesia that are causing a toxic haze impacting people’s health in other countries. Japan deployed 300 crew members, landing ship JS Kunisaki and three CH-47 helicopters, […]
WBIW/WPHZ/WQRK
- By Justin Sokeland WBIW.com BEDFORD – At Bedford North Lawrence, the worn phrase “next man up” is not just coachspeak or cliche-laden jargon. It’s an… The post From depth-chart paupers to Prince, BNL continues to overcome injuries while heading to New Albany appeared first on WBIW.
- WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue University is ranked No. 3 among public universities and No. 7 overall nationally in the 2027 College Free Speech Rankings, a… The post Purdue lands spot among nation’s best in 2027 College Free Speech Rankings appeared first on WBIW.
- VIGO COUNTY – On August 8, 2026, at approximately 8:55 p.m., Trooper Zachary Grundell attempted to stop a truck near Wabash Avenue and 22nd Street… The post Terre Haute man tased and arrested after vehicle and foot pursuit appeared first on WBIW.
- JACKSON COUNTY – The Indiana Department of Transportation announces lane closures for U.S. 50 in Jackson County. Beginning on or around Monday, September 21, crews… The post Lane closures planned for U.S. 50 in Jackson County appeared first on WBIW.
- STATEHOUSE — State Sen. Eric Koch (R-Bedford) will serve on the Interim Study Committee on Courts and the Judiciary in preparation for the 2027 legislative session. The committee… The post State Senator Eric Koch to serve on judiciary study committee appeared first on WBIW.
- WASHINGTON — After years of grassroots advocacy and intense lobbying by broadcast associations across the nation, the U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote… The post AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act scheduled for critical House floor vote appeared first on WBIW.
- BEDFORD — Bluegrass fans have a chance to win their way to one of Southern Indiana’s biggest celebrations of music. Uncle Pen Fest 2026 is… The post Win tickets to Uncle Pen Fest 2026 with WBIW appeared first on WBIW.
- INDIANA – The Girl Scouts of the USA announced two additions to their upcoming cookie lineup: an allergy-friendly option for humans and the organization’s first… The post The Girl Scouts of the USA announced two additions to their upcoming cookie lineup for humans and the organization’s first-official treat for dogs. appeared first on WBIW.
The Horizon (Indiana University Southeast)
- What more could a college student want? Opportunities to connect with other students and staff, free food, and fun? This and more is what was offered at the Gus Block Party held on campus Wednesday September 2, 2026. At this event, students had the opportunity to play games, go on inflatables, eat food, ride in…
- On Tuesday Aug. 25th students were served coffee and donuts by the members of the IUPD. Setup under a red tent in the middle of the McCullough Plaza officers met students, answering questions about campus and safety.
- When Abby Downard took over the women’s basketball program at Indiana University Southeast, her focus was beyond just winning games. She wanted to build a culture based on relationships, accountability and something that would last longer than just a season. It became clear that those expectations were going to be tough to adjust to for…
- Indiana University Southeast is home to many majors for its students to strive for. These majors are capable of getting them one step closer to a full-fledged career of their choice, in turn making them a successful member of our society. However, there is one major that draws attention, as it holds power to some…
- The return of 1990s fashion and music have become one of the most noticeable trends in recent years, especially among younger and more recent generations who are embracing styles and sounds from a decade they didn’t grow up in. From baggy jeans and oversized flannels to pop punk playlists and vinyl records, the 90s aesthetic…
- NEW ALBANY, Ind. – Indiana University Southeast invited new, accepted students on campus to celebrate their admittance with current students and active student organizations. The event, held in McCullough Plaza, was held in the afternoon between 4-6 p.m. and occurs annually to celebrate Admitted Students Day. This year, student organizations arranged inflatable obstacle courses, food…
- The smell of coffee fills the air while students walk into the campus gym early in the morning. Some look tired, but they are still there trying to start their day in a better way. Even though college life is usually busy and stressful, a lot of students are trying to build healthier habits. College…
- The end of the academic year is upon us, and with it comes the graduation of the class of 2026. Some seniors may go into the real world and find a job, while others may continue their academic studies as graduates. Graduation is always an event filled with nervousness, excitement, and wonder about what’s next….
Indiana Public Media
- Find out more about this musical tree with today's A Moment of Science!
- The next time you're driving during a rain shower, glance back at the rear window. You'll notice that while raindrops batter the front windshield, they seem to avoid the back window as long as the car is moving. How is that possible?
- The yellowish-brown color is the result of manganese oxidizing in the distribution system.
- The concert will be led by conductor Ernest Richardson, who is the principal pops and resident conductor of the Omaha Symphony.
- Indiana State Police is seeking nearly $30 million in federal funding for surveillance technology, vehicles and investigative tools that would bolster the agency’s work with federal immigration authorities.
- An epic tale by a Civil War general spawned a marketing frenzy that set a precedent for the commercial campaigns accompanying every blockbuster movie today.
- Charlie Becker caught two touchdowns in IU's first game of the season.
- Even the most vivid dreams can be difficult to remember soon after waking up. Why don't dreams leave more of an impression?
Southwest Indiana
WEHT
Dubois County Herald
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West-Central Indiana
WTWO (Terre Haute)
Northwest Indiana
Northwest Indiana Times
- Unemployment stayed steady in Northwest Indiana in July.
- Unemployment ticked up slightly in Northwest Indiana in May.
- Unemployment fell in April across the Calumet Region, but Northwest Indiana had five of the six highest unemployment rates in the Hoosier State.
- Unemployment fell in December across the Calumet Region.
- Unemployment fell in August across much of the Calumet Region, which nonetheless had two of the five highest jobless rates statewide, according to the Indiana Department for Workforce Development.
- Unemployment rose in July across much of the Calumet Region, which has two of the three highest jobless rates statewide, according to the Indiana Department for Workforce Development.
- Unemployment rose in June across much of the Calumet Region, which has two of the five highest jobless rates statewide, according to the Indiana Department for Workforce Development.
- Unemployment rose in May across the Calumet Region, which has two of the three highest jobless rates statewide, according to the Indiana Department for Workforce Development.
Indiana 105
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Chesterton Tribune
Gary Crusader
- Hoosiers recovering from the August storms and flooding in Indiana’s 21 designated counties may be eligible for FEMA’s help with serious needs, paying for a temporary place to live, home repairs and other needs not covered by insurance. Hoosiers do not need to visit FEMA in person to get help. The fastest and easiest way to apply is online […]
- The Illinois Tollway today announced that it is seeking qualified firms to provide Program Management Office services in support of the agency’s ongoing capital program initiatives. Services advertised in Professional Services Bulletin 26-3 will support the Illinois Tollway in managing, monitoring and coordinating current and future capital program initiatives, including remaining activities under the $15 […]
- Representative Danny K. Davis (D-IL) issued the following statement following the release of proposed regulations by the Trump Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service to revoke the tax-exempt status of private educational institutions that it deems as discriminating based on race, color, or national or ethnic origin across wide-ranging activities, including: admissions, educational policies, scholarships […]
- The 27th Annual Englewood Jazz Festival, presented by Live the Spirit Residency, returns to Chicago’s historic Hamilton Park, 513 W. 72nd St., September 17–19. This year’s festival celebrates the next generation of creative musicians while honoring the centennial legacies of Oscar Brown Jr., John Coltrane and Miles Davis. All music performed during the festival will […]
Region News Source
- Sharon C. Nordyke, 63, of St. John, faces multiple charges following a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon that allegedly escalated into a confrontation with police and a struggle over a court-ordered blood draw. According to court documents, St. John police responded around 3:48 p.m. Sept. 8 to the 10200 block of Wicker Avenue for a traffic […]
- Ashley Dominique Taylor, 34, of Gary, has been charged in connection with the September 7 death of a man who investigators allege she struck and ran over with her vehicle during a dispute. According to court documents, police were called to the 4400 block of West 20th Place in Gary during the nighttime hours for […]
- Adrian Paris Jr., 58, of Hobart, faces multiple charges after court documents allege a disturbance involving an intoxicated man at the Comfort Inn in Portage escalated into a physical struggle that left an officer with a broken hand. According to court documents, police were called to the Comfort Inn on September 4, 2026, regarding an […]
- NORTHWEST INDIANA — Indiana State Police troopers assigned to the Lowell Post made 24 criminal arrests and initiated three pursuits during a Labor Day weekend enforcement blitz along I-80/94. Troopers working the late shift Saturday evening focused on speeding, impaired driving and aggressive motorists traveling the busy Northwest Indiana interstate corridor. During the enforcement period, […]
- A semi-truck driver was seriously injured early today after his vehicle sideswiped another semi stopped near the Burr Street exit ramp on eastbound I-80/94 in Gary, according to Indiana State Police. Troopers responded to the two-vehicle crash at approximately 3:30 a.m. The preliminary investigation indicates a semi-truck hauling Amazon packages was stopped in the gore […]
- A 33-year-old Merrillville woman was killed early Monday morning after an SUV crashed into a concrete barrier near Cline Avenue and I-80, according to the Lake County Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff’s officers were dispatched to the area around 12:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 7, for a report of a serious crash. A preliminary investigation indicates a Ford […]
- LAKE VILLAGE — An 18-year-old Lake Village woman was killed Saturday night after her vehicle left the roadway, became airborne and struck a tree in Newton County. According to the Newton County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded around 8:34 p.m. Sept. 5 to the area of 383 E. 600 N. for a single-vehicle crash. A preliminary […]
- INDIANA — Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is taking legal action against several companies accused of exploiting Hoosiers recovering from the historic August storms, including businesses operating in Northwest Indiana. According to information released by the Attorney General’s Office, four lawsuits have been filed and two Civil Investigative Demands have been issued as part of […]
La Porte County Herald Dispatch
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North-Central Indiana
Elkhart Truth
Real News Michiana
- ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. — Penn Harris Madison School Board Member Matt Chaffee is pushing for the courts to issue what is known as a “Protective Order” to prevent the release of information found during discovery in regard to his defamation claims against REAL News Michiana and journalist Clifton French. This information would include documents, […]
- HELP SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM BY BECOMING A SUBSCRIBING MEMBER. YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A ONE TIME DONATION HERE. SOUTH BEND, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has confirmed Staff Attorney for the Indiana Department of Child Services, Holly DeNeve, has been fired. According to multiple sources, including Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith, DeNeve was terminated from her position […]
- HELP SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM BY BECOMING A SUBSCRIBING MEMBER. YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A ONE TIME DONATION HERE. SOUTH BEND, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has identified a Riley High School Social Studies Teacher as the man who posted multiple celebratory comments about the assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk to Facebook. South Bend Community School Corporation […]
- HELP SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM BY BECOMING A SUBSCRIBING MEMBER. YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A ONE TIME DONATION HERE. SOUTH BEND, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has confirmed through multiple sources the identity of a woman who took to social media to make light of (and appear to celebrate) the Assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk. RNM can […]
- HELP SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM BY BECOMING A SUBSCRIBING MEMBER. YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A ONE TIME DONATION HERE. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has received SWORN testimony from Penn Harris Madison School Board Member Matt Chaffee in which he admits to paying a woman for sex at least one time. His admission comes in […]
- HELP SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM BY BECOMING A SUBSCRIBING MEMBER. YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A ONE TIME DONATION HERE. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY — REAL News Michiana has learned a “rising star” within the St. Joseph County Republican Party worked with the former St. Joseph County Democrat Party Chair to attempt to unseat long time Republican and incumbent, St. […]
- ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has learned from multiple sources, including eye-witnesses, that Penn Harris Madison School Board Member Matt Chaffee “had sex” with a couch during a small party in the early years of the last decade. According to sources, Chaffee was in high school at the time of the incident. […]
- HELP SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM BY BECOMING A SUBSCRIBING MEMBER. YOU CAN ALSO MAKE A ONE TIME DONATION HERE. MISHAWAKA, Ind. — REAL News Michiana has obtained a letter from attorneys for local “conservative” radio talk show host Casey Hendrickson and his employer, 95.3 MNC, threatening legal action against an actual combat veteran who has been exposing multiple […]
The Preface (Indiana University South Bend)
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North-Eastern Indiana
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
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KPC News
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Central Indiana
WLFI News Lafayette
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The Lebanon Reporter
The Hamilton County Reporter
- Sheridan students given five steps to make the world better On Friday, Sept. 4, Sheridan High School (SHS) students heard the story behind Rachel’s Challenge. This special convocation encouraged students…
- When I wrote my Joy to you and Me (at Work!) series years ago, one column talked about the importance of making your work surroundings as uplifting as possible. I…
- Submitted Arcadia Brethren Church, one of the earliest and longest-running congregations in Northern Hamilton County, invites the public to a monumental double-celebration at 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 20. The community…
- By MICAH SMOOT Sheridan High School Student Editor’s note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s Accelerated English 9 class, taught by Ellie Arrowood. Skateboarding…
- Carmel city officials have released the 2027 department budget proposal presentations online. This method of publishing budget information differs from years prior by allowing both community members and City Councilors…
- “You think those dogs will not be in heaven! I tell you they will be there long before any of us!” – Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish author This is not…
- On Saturday, Sept. 19, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) will hold its signature fundraising event to raise awareness, connect communities, and strengthen critical support for individuals and families impacted by…
- By DR. MAGGIE STEVENS Guest Columnist Last month, Indiana received some very good news. At the White House, First Lady Melania Trump announced that FOX Sports and IndyCar are contributing…
Greenfield Daily Reporter
- California has long been farm country, and its oceans soon could be, too. State coastal officials voted Wednesday to allow a plan to build the United States’ largest kelp farm 6 miles (10 kilometers) off the Southern California coast to move forward as the Trump administration seeks to ramp up aquaculture in the Pacific Ocean. […]
- Darry Hood and His One-Man Show performed recently at Hancock County Public Library in Greenfield. Hood, a retired Eastern Hancock educator, sings, performs magic tricks and tells jokes. The library shared this photo and more on social media, reporting a packed house and that the show “did not disappoint.” The Daily Reporter frequently features photos […]
- Recovery Walk is Saturday
- The following civil actions were recently filed in Hancock Circuit Court:
- Staff report
- My new therapist is sitting on the edge of my desk, legs crossed, head slightly bowed, with his beady eyes peering at me through his black-framed glasses as he holds a pen poised over his clipboard.
- PARIS (AP) — At a museum in eastern France, two men disguised with wigs used a sledgehammer and a hammer to smash a display case and make off with a 2,500-year-old gold necklace. The heist took under four minutes. In a smash-and-grab at another French museum, three masked robbers stole 27 pieces of jewelry valued […]
- Charging information is obtained from Hancock County Jail. If you have questions about a charge listed here, call the sheriff’s department at 317-477-1147.
Shelbyville News
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The Butler Collegian (Butler University)
- The post Vol. 142, Issue 2 appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- “‘Get involved, even if it makes you uncomfortable for a little bit. Uncomfortability is what will lead to a thriving community.’” The post Pre-orientations: A rolling start to college life appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- “Name, image, and likeness (NIL) rules were introduced to the collegiate level for a sole purpose of allowing college athletes to promote, and make money off their personal brands.” The post OT: Has NIL gone too far? appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- The Compass Center is home to Butler’s faith and spirit-based on-campus organizations. It provides a safe space for students to gather and share experiences. The post What is the Compass Center? appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- During the fall semester, Butler’s University Program Council (UPC) brings in food trucks from around Indianapolis to campus. The free event gives all Butler students the chance to discover new food from local restaurants. The post Foodie Friday: New ways to savor your hunger appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- Multimedia Editor Reilly Byron sits down with SGA’s President and Vice President to talk about what the organization has in store for this year. The post Welcome back to campus with the Student Government Organization appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
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- “As long as you have fun, stay on top of your academics and give yourself some grace, your first year of college will go just fine.” The post How to deal with stress as a first-year appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
The Reflector (University of Indianapolis)
- The University of Indianapolis football team kicked off their 2026 season with a victory over the Marian University Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- Gas prices are down from the peak they hit earlier this year in April and May, yet the Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- From Dixie in 1966 to Grady I in 2019, a new mascot has entered the University of Indianapolis’ Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- The University of Indianapolis discontinued the UIndy application and introduced a new My UIndy app over the summer. Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- After the new release of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day, ” the internet has crowned Tom Holland as the Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- The 2026 WNBA season kicked off May 8, with each team already playing over 35 games leaving the Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- Ella’s Takes From “The Odyssey,” to “Backrooms” to “Spider-Man,” this summer was absolutely stacked with opportunities to update Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- The “Love Island” summer might be over, but that does not mean we need to stop talking about Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
Pheonix (Marian University)
- Indiana University has faced questions about student press freedom after the university fired its director of student media and initially ended print editions of the Indiana Daily Student, prompting a lawsuit alleging violations of First Amendment rights. Former Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush was fired Oct. 14, 2025, after refusing administrators’ requests that he…
- Two students from Marian University’s Department of Communication were recognized at the 2026 Indiana Association of School Broadcasters (IASB) College Competition, earning top-three finishes in statewide categories during the awards ceremony held March 28. Braden Kidd received second place in the Podcast category, while Alberto Calzudes earned third place in Original Radio Drama, highlighting…
- As the Lenten season continues, many students at Marian University are taking time to reflect on its history, meaning and personal impact on their faith. This year, Lent began on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, with Ash Wednesday and will end April 2 with Holy Thursday, before the evening Mass. The season culminates in the celebration…
- Several Marian University students have been selected as 2026 500 Festival Princesses, a prestigious program that promotes leadership, community service and engagement across Indiana during the lead-up to the Indianapolis 500. The 500 Festival Princess Program, established in 1959, selects 33 college-aged women from across the state to serve as ambassadors for the festival. The…
- INDIANAPOLIS — Marian University is expanding its yoga program, offering students more opportunities to stay active while focusing on mental and physical well-being. With a variety of student activities available on campus — including clubs, fitness facilities and group classes — yoga has recently seen increased promotion and participation. The program continues to grow as…
- Black History Month began in 1926 as Negro History Week, founded by historian Carter G. Woodson to address the erasure of Black Americans’ contributions from textbooks and public memory. It highlights Black leaders, innovators, artists and activists, as well as cultural movements, civil rights struggles and contributions to science, politics, literature and education. The month…
- INDIANAPOLIS — Marian University hosted a career fair on Feb. 13, offering students opportunities to explore internships, job openings and study abroad programs. Students who attended were able to connect with organizations across a range of fields, including Chick-fil-A, Girl Scouts, nursing programs, engineering companies and military representatives. The event also featured study abroad opportunities…
- INDIANAPOLIS — Marian men’s basketball fell to No. 24 Taylor University 68-42 on Saturday afternoon, extending its losing streak and continuing a difficult stretch in Crossroads League play. The loss drops the Knights to 5-19 overall and 2-12 in conference play, where they remain in 10th place in the standings. Taylor set the tone early,…
The Andersonian (Anderon University)
- As the 2025-2026 school year closes, here’s a quick recap of all the spring sports teams’ seasons. MENS SPORTS BASEBALL (21-18-1) 5TH IN HCAC In Tyler Rubasky’s first year as head coach, AU baseball stayed consistent. They clinched a spot in the HCAC Baseball Tournament once again, finishing 5th in conference play. Throughout the season, […]
- Two Andersonian reporters, Catherina Shultz and Miles Morey, were recently awarded for their reporting excellence by the Indiana College Press Association (ICPA). Shultz earned third place in the online features category for her profile of AU President Scott Moats. The story, which was published in September, netted praise from ICPA judges for being informative and […]
- Michael Sweigart and his Impressive AU Career Michael Sweigart is one of the best track athletes in AU history. He is from Alexandria, IN, and is currently a senior at Anderson University, majoring in engineering management. He currently holds a record in the hammer throw (59.94) and has multiple HCAC Throws Athlete of the Week […]
- The 10th Annual Black Bird Film Festival, held Wednesday at York Performance Hall, featured an overflow crowd of students, faculty and members of the broader AU community enjoying short student-created films. Jack Lugar, professor of cinema and media arts, was emcee for the evening and distributed a series of awards to the many Ravens who […]
- As the year comes to a close, the yearly senior chapel sends off the seniors to provide motivation and guidance in a life following God. AU’s Class of 2026 got their final chapel send-off Tuesday. “Don’t sit back and consume” was the message by Business Analytics and Data Science double major Owen Mockabee. Mockabee pointed […]
- The Andersonian Staff is excited to broadcast the Black Bird Film Festival by doing interview coverage of the red carpet event beginning at 6:15 p.m. The staff are going to be conducting the interviews prior to the main screening event. To find the livestream, you can click on this link when the event starts.
- The Black Bird Film Festival is a showcase of students’ hard work this semester, creating short films! Below is a preview of the eight films that will be shown at the 2026 edition of the event. Darla Sallee: The Heart of Anderson Directed by: Faith Martin Escape 101 Directed by: Judah Vore Law & Chaos […]
- AU is now hosting Freedom House Church on campus through a partnership leaders say advances the university’s mission of faith, learning and service while expanding opportunities for students and strengthening ties with the Anderson community. Freedom House, a Church of God congregation, relocated to AU after selling its previous facility and losing a planned lease […]