East-Central Indiana
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- Wayne County has had two Census tracts nominated for a federal Opportunity Zone designation that could help spark further development. Economic Development Corp. of Wayne County and the city of Richmond partnered to identify areas where a designation could have the greatest impact, said EDC’s Kayla Robinson. One tract includes Richmond’s Midwest Industrial Park and […]
- The Lapel Bulldogs won the boys race, Centerville won the girls race and Lapel runners placed first in both races at host Centerville’s Eastern Crossroads Conference meet Saturday, Oct. 10. Jack Combs from Lapel won the boys race in a time of 15:47.3. Sarah Combs from Lapel won the girls race in a time of […]
Western Wayne News
- Wayne County has had two Census tracts nominated for a federal Opportunity Zone designation that could help spark further development. Economic Development Corp. of Wayne County and the city of Richmond partnered to identify areas where a designation could have the greatest impact, said EDC’s Kayla Robinson. One tract includes Richmond’s Midwest Industrial Park and […]
- The Lapel Bulldogs won the boys race, Centerville won the girls race and Lapel runners placed first in both races at host Centerville’s Eastern Crossroads Conference meet Saturday, Oct. 10. Jack Combs from Lapel won the boys race in a time of 15:47.3. Sarah Combs from Lapel won the girls race in a time of […]
- A financial consultant confirmed for Wayne County Council that enough money will be available to fund the 2027 general fund budget. Ben Roeger of C.L. Coonrod & Assoc. increased his estimate for the county’s 2027 revenue to $35.761 million, a boost of about $250,000 from the figure presented Sept. 29. He also expects about $9 […]
- Richmond expects to spend more than $300,000 from its general fund’s cash reserves during 2027. Next year’s budget, which includes $26,885,485 in general fund expenditures and $69,314,140 across all 28 funds that must be submitted to Indiana’s Department of Local Government Finance, was presented to Richmond Common Council during its Oct. 5 meeting. The general […]
- Cambridge City’s town council voted Monday, Oct. 12, to join an Indiana Department of Homeland Security program that will send specialist teams to reassess about 200 structures damaged in August flooding. Teams from Tetra Tech, the state’s contractor, and its partner EGIS could begin work as soon as Wednesday, Oct. 14. Officials said they expect […]
- On the first day of voting, 158 Wayne County residents submitted ballots in person at the courthouse or by mail. In-person absentee voting began Tuesday, Oct. 6, at Wayne County Courthouse, 301 E. Main St., Richmond. All registered Hoosiers can vote for secretary of state, comptroller and treasurer, and their U.S. representative in Congress. Wayne […]
- Willow Springs owner Randy Braun loves using social media to promote the longtime Hagerstown eatery. But since an Aug. 12 post announcing its closure for the foreseeable future due to flooding, communications have been silent. The 840 sq. ft. building hidden at 453 Teetor Road endured four feet of water that destroyed 18 refrigerators and […]
- When the Bulldogs host their last home football game, fans can huddle to learn about mental health. Centerville High School and the Isaiah Michaels Foundation have partnered for a “Kicking the Stigma” event on Friday, Oct. 16, at 6 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to visit the booth before and during the game to learn how […]
Southeast Indiana
WRBI
- Ruth O. Wilhoit, age 96, of Greensburg, passed peacefully on October 13, 2026, and heard the words she had long awaited: “Well done, my good and faithful servant. Welcome home.” Born on November 26, 1929, […]
- William E. Bundren, 90, of Indianapolis, passed away on Monday, October 12, 2026, at his residence. He was born August 10, 1936, in North Vernon, Indiana to James & Mary (Rothrock) Bundren. After graduating from […]
- Congratulations to players named to the 2026 Class 1A Sectional 44 Boys Soccer All-Tourney Team: Connor Holder, Oldenburg – MVP Adam Weber, Oldenburg Ryan Hautman, Oldenburg Damien Brelage, Oldenburg Joel Burns, South Ripley Shawn Riehle, […]
- The site of the first round Class 1A Sectional 46 football game between Milan and Trinity Lutheran next Friday has been moved to the Teepee. The IHSAA football tournament draw originally had the Indians going […]
- Dale French Grinnan, age 73, of Osgood, Indiana, passed away on October 10, 2026, at his home. He was born on December 30, 1952, in Fredericksburg, Virginia, the son of Jesse and Bertha (Gallahan) Grinnan. […]
- (Batesville, IN) – Med-Mizer is expanding operations in Batesville. Governor Mike Braun’s Office says the medical device company and defense contractor’s expansion will create up to 73 new high-wage jobs in the coming years. “Today […]
- William (Bill) Edward Robertson was born in 1949 to Velma Robertson (née Wells, later Thomas) and Carl Robertson in Monroe County, Indiana. After graduating high school in 1968, he enlisted in the Navy, following in […]
- Barbara Lee “Barb” (Gorman) Ontiveros, 81, of Studio City, California, passed away Saturday, October 3, 2026. Barb was born on Tuesday, January 23, 1945, in Cincinnati; daughter of Russell and Lauralouise (Rettig) Gorman. Barb married […]
WTRE
- Ruth O. Wilhoit, age 96, of Greensburg, passed peacefully on October 13, 2026, and heard the words she had long awaited: “Well done, my good and faithful servant. Welcome home.” Born on November 26, 1929, […] The post Ruth O. Wilhoit,96 first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- William E. Bundren, 90, of Indianapolis, passed away on Monday, October 12,2026, at his residence. He was born August 10, 1936, in North Vernon, Indiana toJames & Mary (Rothrock) Bundren. After graduating from Vernon High […] The post William E. Bundren, 90 first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- The Napoleon Central House Mystery dinner Theatre presents: “Farringway’s Funway” A Turkey dinner will be held on Friday October 16 and Saturday October 17 at 6pm with the “Farringway’s Funway” beginning at 7pm. The Napoleon […] The post The Napoleon Central House Mystery Dinner Theatre first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- Catha Pauline (Scudder) Harper, 96, was born March 27, 1930, to Russel Bostic and Nana Mae Burton Bostic. On February 24, 1985 she married Donald Harper. Catha was a dedicated and hardworking woman who spent […] The post Catha Pauline (Scudder) Harper, 96 first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced that, just over one year after Indiana launched its Blackout license plate, sales have topped 380,000, generating $12.9 million in additional revenue that, at the Governor’s direction, is being […] The post Blackout Plate provides new BMV revenue stream first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- Since 2021, Senate Republicans made it a priority to pay off the money owed to the state’s only pay-as-you-go pension plan, the Pre-1996 Teachers’ Retirement Fund. Before those efforts began, in 2018, the expected payoff […] The post From the office of Senator Jean Leising: Keeping promises to retired teachers first appeared on WTRE Radio.
- When we think about an animal shelter, we often think of a safe place for animals to stay until they find their forever homes. And while shelters provide safety, food, and care, there is another […] The post Behind the Kennel Doors: Help End the Long Wait for a Forever Home first appeared on WTRE […]
- Batesville High School hosted the EIAC Cross-Country Championships on Saturday morning. The host Batesville won their second consecutive team title in the girls’ race. Jayla Bedel was the individual winner leading the Bulldogs to the victory. […] The post Greensburg Cross Country competes in EIAC first appeared on WTRE Radio.
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- (CONNERSVILLE, Ind.) – A candidate for Fayette County Council is going viral after a local television interview.
- (BROOKVILLE, Ind.) – The Brookville American Legion is making a substantial donation to help local flood survivors.
- (BATESVILLE, Ind.) – Everyone is invited to an event that is centered around community, conversation and Christ.
- (BATESVILLE, Ind.) – The annual Vogt Farm Pumpkin Festival is taking place during the month of October.
- (LAWRENCEBURG, Ind.) – The INEX Dirt Championship Nationals will take place at the Lawrenceburg Speedway this coming weekend.
- (METAMORA, Ind.) – The streets of Metamora will transform into a Halloween wonderland this month.
- (CROSS PLAINS, Ind.) – One person was hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash in Ripley County on Tuesday.
- (BATESVILLE, Ind.) – The Batesville Marching Band has earned a trip to the ISSMA State Finals this weekend.
WIKI 95.3
- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24TH. AT THE JEFFERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
- Enhance its operating funds, while growing its fundraising capacity
- The incident took place in Jennings County
- Installation of the all-way stop is expected to take up to one day,
WSCH 99.3
- The accident was on US 421 and County Road 600 N.
- Due to tractor trailer fire.
- There are five Historic Fire Bells in Vevay.
- The emergency order aims to mitigate blackout risks.
- The event is open to the public
- The local event returns to Versailles State Park in 2027
- Tiny Trains, Big Imagination: A Holiday Tradition Rolls Through Batesville
- The YES Home is one of 168 youth-serving organizations awarded SYPI grants totaling more than $40 million.
South-Central Indiana
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Crothersville Times
Brown County Democrat
- Brown County Bikes’ new home on Main Street is being built for more than buying and repairing bicycles. Plans call for a bike wash where riders can rinse off after hitting the trails, secure storage for expensive bikes, a porch and Brown County stone fire pit for gathering after a ride, a small outdoor riding […]
- Brown County Democrat Editor Courtney Hughett received four awards, including two first-place honors, during the Hoosier State Press Association’s 2026 Journalism Conference and Awards on Friday, Sept. 25. The post Hughett wins four HSPA awards appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Senior meals, activities The post COMMUNITY CALENDAR appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- A federal appeals court is considering whether to uphold the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by Brown County Commissioner Tim Clark and attorney Richard Stanley Jr. against the Brown County Election Board, with judges questioning both sides about when a candidate can go to court to challenge a potential removal from the ballot. The post […]
- Brown County High School agriculture students got a close look Thursday, Sept. 25 at how food can be grown without soil during a visit to The STEAMery’s Community Greenhouse Lab in Helmsburg. The post Future Farmers: Students get hands-on look at hydroponic growing appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Brown County High School boys tennis players Nolan McFall, Jacob Voland and Jax Anderson display their medals after winning their respective flights at the Steve Makurat Invitational on Sept. 26 at Brown County High School. McFall, a sophomore, captured the No. 2 singles championship, while senior Voland and junior Anderson teamed up to win the […]
- The Brown County Public Library, 205 Locust Lane, has the following upcoming events for visitors of all ages: The post Happenings at the Brown County Public Library appeared first on Brown County Democrat.
- Brown County High School sophomore Makayla Shrader broke the school’s single-season record for service aces during the Eagles’ 3-1 varsity volleyball victory over Monrovia on Sept. 28. Brown County won the first two sets 25-19 and 25-20, dropped the third 25-12 and closed out the match with a 25-20 win in the fourth. Shrader finished […]
The Seymour Tribune
- LONDON (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is due in London on Wednesday for talks with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Kyiv and its European supporters are racing to shore up Ukrainian defenses amid Russia’s escalating bombardment and doubts about the Trump administration’s commitment to helping Ukraine to fend off Moscow’s invasion, which began in […]
- CAIRO (AP) — Residents in Saudi Arabia’s capital say they have heard new explosions in Riyadh. The residents spoke on condition of anonymity for their safety. One lives in northern Riyadh, where King Khalid International Airport is located. The source of explosions wasn’t immediately clear. The Saudi civil defense reported air raid alerts in Riyadh […]
- NEW DELHI (AP) — Two leaders of India’s “Cockroach” youth movement were sentenced by a local court to serve five days in jail after being detained during a protest demanding the resignation of the country’s election chief, the group said Wednesday. Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were among about a dozen people detained by police […]
- TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan planned to buy 6 million metric tons (6.6 million U.S. tons) of liquefied natural gas annually from a U.S. project after extraction and could invest up to $4.4 billion in it, its economic affairs ministry said Wednesday, in what U.S. President Donald Trump touted as “one of the biggest deals […]
- The latest Israeli strike in Gaza has killed a woman, a local hospital said Wednesday. Meanwhile, Iran has executed a man accused of an “armed operation” against the theocracy in support of exiled former Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Here is the latest news from the Middle East on Wednesday. Read our full coverage here. Israeli […]
- ROME (AP) — Pope Leo XIV spent a tranquil night in Rome’s Gemelli hospital following an operation to remove the lower lobe of his right lung and a confirmed cancer diagnosis, the Vatican said in a statement Wednesday. The Vatican said more information would be provided later in the day. Tests confirmed a diagnosis of […]
- HOUSTON (AP) — A Texas prosecutor says a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent appeared to use a vehicle to intentionally strike a man who took off running in Houston and that an investigation opened by his office could result in criminal charges. Miguel Parra Hernandez, 48, needed surgery for a broken leg after being […]
- HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Thousands carrying white flowers lined the roads in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City Wednesday as the remains of 731 people believed to have been killed during the 1968 Tet Offensive were taken for burial nearly six decades after their deaths. Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung attended the memorial services at […]
WBIW/WPHZ/WQRK
- BLOOMINGTON – Book lovers will have thousands of opportunities to find their next favorite read when the Bloomington Community Book Fair returns Oct. 15-20 at… The post Bloomington Community Book Fair returns with more than 100,000 items appeared first on WBIW.
- BLOOMINGTON – Harmony School is excited to announce Hallowganza, our newly rebranded fall festival featuring a spooky twist on a beloved neighborhood tradition. Held on… The post Announcing Hallowganza: Harmony School’s newly rebranded family-friendly Fall Festival appeared first on WBIW.
- BLOOMFIELD – A defense manufacturer plans to expand operations in Southern Indiana, bringing new jobs and production capabilities for drone-related military hardware to a facility… The post Defense manufacturer to expand drone-related operations at Crane-area industrial hub appeared first on WBIW.
- PRINCETON – Indiana Governor Mike Braun continues to strengthen quality of place across Hoosier communities through the Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI), investing… The post Governor Braun increases access to services for disabled Hoosiers in Southwest Indiana appeared first on WBIW.
- VINCENNES – Amazon launched operations at its new 104,000-square-foot delivery station in Vincennes, bringing faster delivery speeds and quality jobs to Knox County and the… The post Amazon launches new delivery hub in Vincennes appeared first on WBIW.
- WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue University’s Robert L. and Terry L. Bowen Laboratory for Large-Scale Civil Engineering Research has earned an internationally recognized quality management certification,… The post Purdue Civil Engineering Laboratory earns International Quality Management Certification appeared first on WBIW.
- BLOOMINGTON – The City of Bloomington announced today the appointment of Ryan Pedigo as Deputy Chief of the City of Bloomington Police Department (BPD). Pedigo brings… The post Ryan Pedigo named Bloomington Police Department Deputy Chief appeared first on WBIW.
- INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Transportation will host an Industry Day event Nov. 10 to highlight upcoming major transportation projects and provide information about… The post INDOT announces Industry Day event to highlight upcoming major projects appeared first on WBIW.
The Horizon (Indiana University Southeast)
- Every day, across the country, students attending college, log into their computers and start their work for the day. Not all online students that attend college live in that area, some, like this reporter, live far away from Indiana University Southeast. Being an online student can be a lonely experience for many, but IU Southeast…
- Not many individuals can say that they knew what they wanted to be at the age of 5 and then see that goal through to adulthood. Master Magician and acclaimed illusionist, David Castera is one of those lucky people. Thanks to supportive parents, he was learning magic at the young age of 10. Throughout high…
- For Indiana University Southeast students looking for help, one message from the Mental Health Resource Fair was clear: Students do not have to wait until they are struggling to ask for support. The fair was held Thursday, Sept. 17, at McCullough Plaza near the Clocktower from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eight tables were set…
- The Ogle Center opened its 2026-27 season with a wonderful performance by the Louisville Orchestra on Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. Performing that night was Yevgeny Kutik as the solo violinist and conductor Ziwei Ma, making guest appearances alongside the Louisville Orchestra. Both guests flew in to perform alongside the Louisville Orchestra, playing music from Prokofiev…
- Are you interested in learning about entrepreneurship skills, how to develop a business plan, or are looking to create a side hustle? These upcoming workshops hosted here at IUS just might be for you. Hosted by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, representatives from the Small Business Development center will be instructing the upcoming round…
- Rhiannon Giddens has become synonymous with the banjo. Whether you have heard her with Grammy Award-winning band Carolina Chocolate Drops, her solo career, or even with Beyoncé, there is a good chance that if you have heard the banjo, you have heard Rhiannon Giddens. She has managed to create an important career which blends traditional…
- For most college students, dreams may seem impossible, but that doesn’t mean they are. For Helio Castroneves, he was able to work hard and achieve these dreams, and in a discussion with Michael David Hutchins at the Sander’s Speakers Series, he advised college students to do the same. The Sander’s Speakers Series is a yearly…
- You may know him from the Indianapolis 500 or from Dancing with the Stars, racecar driver Helio Castroneves was recently interviewed by the College of Business, Communication and Technology Interim Dean Michael David Hutchins at the Ogle Center as part of the Sanders Speaker Series. Prior to the event, Castroneves was also interviewed by a…
Indiana Public Media
- Humans aren't the only ones to send their kids to daycare. Turns out giraffes do the same thing!
- How does heat impact our world? In extreme conditions, even railroad tracks can be impacted.
- Pandas are known for essentially just eating bamboo, but was their diet always so selective?
- State and federal officials Tuesday provided an update on recovery efforts following storms and flooding that affected Hoosiers across the state.
- Alongside the smell of food and the view of carnival rides, the sound of Justin Bieber’s “Baby” filled the air at Orange County’s 58th annual Pumpkin Festival on Saturday afternoon.
- The Lincoln in the Bardo opens at the Metropolitan Opera on Oct. 19 and runs until Nov. 15, 2026. The opera will also be performed in April 2028 at the Jacobs School’s Musical Arts Center.
- The total still lags 2018’s record-breaking midterm turnout, which saw 3,933 voters participate in the same amount of time, but it’s higher than any other midterm election since 2006.
- The comptroller manages state’s finances, and is responsible for disbursing and reporting how Indiana’s state tax dollars are spent is on the ballot this election season.
Southwest Indiana
WEHT
Dubois County Herald
- U.S. — Household water bills are increasing faster than inflation and income, according to a new analysis.
- JASPER — The annual ISSMA Scholastic and Open Invitational Contest, hosted by the Jasper Marching Wildcat Band, will take place this Saturday, Oct. 3 at Jerry Brewer Alumni Stadium in Jasper. This year’s competition will feature an impressive 32 bands…
- INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun has extended Indiana’s suspension of two state gasoline taxes through Nov. 4 and announced relief for farmers following a request from more than 50 lawmakers to ease restrictions on dyed diesel during harvest.
- INDIANAPOLIS — Harvest season is fully underway for Hoosier farmers. That means Hoosier motorists will begin to see large slow-moving farm equipment traveling Indiana’s roads and highways.
- Inkspot Productions, LLC and Automated Routing, Inc. present the 15th St. Meinrad Rocks Fest on Sept. 25 and 26. The two-day benefit music event will be held at the St. Meinrad Park and will again feature free Admission.
- JASPER – Resources for mental health are growing around the nation and state as people become aware of its importance to health and wellbeing. “This really starts from a well known problem in mental health, which is a lack of…
- HUNTINGBURG – An update on the bicycle ordinance has been recommended by the city board of public works, reported Mayor Neil Elkins. Elkins said he will also verify their recommendation with the parks board. After verification, the council will review…
- The Dubois County Museum is pleased to welcome the Dubois County Art Guild into the museum as another venue to showcase the Guild’s talent.
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.
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Chesterton Tribune
Gary Crusader
- Presented with Urban League partners, the free concert and workforce development experience invites Chicagoland residents to meet professionals and learn how to get started in energy As the energy industry prepares for significant hiring needs over the next decade, the Center for Energy Workforce Development (CEWD) is partnering with the National Urban League and its […]
- Cook County health officials are launching a new campaign aimed at helping residents separate vaccine facts from misinformation as the region heads into another respiratory virus season. The Cook County Department of Public Health announced October 7, 2026, its “Spread Facts, Not Flu & COVID” campaign, which encourages suburban Cook County residents to […]
- Rising childcare costs added to higher prices for gas, groceries, housing and health care As the nation’s affordability crisis continues, a growing body of new research finds that rising gas and grocery costs are but two of many factors causing consumers’ financial stress. Moreover, today’s financial stress is deemed a function of both old and newer […]
- Paul E. Eliacin is a film director with experience in film, television and commercials. He physically spent more than 30 years as a Teamster on TV sets such as Law and Order SVU & Criminal Intent, New York Undercover and the Sopranos. On the film side, he participated in various projects, including Boomerang, One Fine […]
Region News Source
- CEDAR LAKE — A 31-year-old Cedar Lake man has been arrested and is facing six felony charges related to the alleged possession of child sexual abuse material following an investigation by the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force. Jonathon Bachan, 31, of Cedar Lake, was taken into custody on an outstanding […]
- Tayjuan M. Hall, 19, of Hammond, has been formally charged following an investigation into the shooting deaths of two males in an alley in Hammond. According to court documents, officers were dispatched at approximately 2:35 p.m. October 3 to an alley behind the 800 block of Truman Street for a report of two males who […]
- HAMMOND — Hammond police are investigating a double homicide after two young men were found deceased in an alley Saturday after a shots fired. The Hammond Police Department said the incident occurred in the north alley of the 800 block of Truman Street. One of the victims has been identified as Elijah Higgins, 19, of […]
- Zachary David Tillman, 35, of Hobart, has been charged after an armed incident at a residence on North Guyer Street led to a police perimeter and Northwest Regional SWAT response. Hobart Police responded to the residence at approximately 12:42 a.m. on October 1 for a reported verbal disturbance involving Tillman and a woman. Police received […]
- PORTAGE — A 63-year-old Portage man faces two felony charges after an investigation that began with information provided to police in Dyer regarding suspected child sex abuse material, according to the Portage Police Department. David M. Gdowski, 63, was arrested Thursday, Oct. 1, following the execution of a search warrant at his Portage home. According […]
- CROWN POINT — A Lake County jury has found Allen Oscar Woods guilty of murder and a firearm enhancement in connection with the December 2024 shooting death of Tiffany Woods in Hammond. The Lake County Prosecutor’s Office announced the verdict following Woods’ trial in Lake Superior Court. Sentencing is scheduled for October 27, 2026. The […]
- Mark Jesse Rodriguez, 58, of Gary, has been charged in connection with a fatal crash at 5th Avenue and Calhoun Street in Gary on Dec. 13, 2025. The probable-cause affidavit says the crash occurred at about 10:15 p.m. A witness told investigators that a woman got out of a vehicle parked along the road and […]
- EAST CHICAGO — An East Chicago man captured following a cross-state police pursuit last month is now facing 17 criminal charges, including murder and attempted murder, in connection with the September 12 shooting death of 40-year-old Brent Jones. The Lake County Prosecutor’s Homicide Task Force announced Wednesday, October 1, that charges were filed against 37-year-old […]
La Porte County Herald Dispatch
- MICHIGAN CITY — Candidates for Indiana State Representative District 9, as well as candidates for State Senate District 4 vied for the public’s vote during the second candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of La Porte County…
- MICHIGAN CITY — Being able to open a location in Michigan City, said Meridian Health Services Practice Manager Amanda McFarland, “is about much more than having an address.
- MERRILLVILLE — Winter heating costs are expected to remain consistent with last year, seeing a 1.2 percent increase.
- INDIANAPOLIS — Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s office attempted to intervene in a criminal case involving a years-old hit-and-run but the reason is a mystery so far.
- Trail Creek to hold Fall Festival
- SCHERERVILLE — Dr. Bikash Agarwal, president of the Indian Medical Association of Northwest Indiana, has announced that the Indian Medical Association of Northwest Indiana has presented its “Community Service Award” to La Porte Superior Court No. 4 Judge Greta Friedman…
- CHESTERTON — South Shore Line Lakeshore Corridor and Monon Corridor transfer passengers are advised that weekend busing substitution will be in place in Chicago on Oct. 24-25 and Oct. 31-Nov. 1 due to construction.
- INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Mike Braun is strengthening government efficiency at the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD), where an artificial intelligence-powered plain language tool is helping modernize public-facing documents.
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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The Lebanon Reporter
The Hamilton County Reporter
- Submitted by Sheridan Community Schools Every spring, current students taking biology take the state-mandated ILEARN test. At Sheridan High School (SHS), students enrolled in biology prepare all year for this…
- For many years of my life, I paid a price to belong. I thought I needed to sacrifice my identity to belong in the world. To matter. My internal dialog…
- The Reporter is doing our part to help voters make informed decisions when casting their ballots whether early, absentee, or on Election Day. The Reporter will publish Candidate Bios for…
- Submitted Trine University recognized its 2026 Homecoming court as well as its king and queen during the annual Thunderstruck Pep Rally in the MTI Center on Friday, Oct. 2. Carly…
- Carmel International Arts Festival celebrates student artists with scholarships & gallery exhibitionThis year’s Carmel International Arts Festival (CIAF) was a tremendous success, welcoming more than 30,000 visitors who enjoyed an outstanding selection of artwork, including pieces by returning artists and musicians…
- Indiana Youth Institute (IYI) has awarded Student Impact of Westfield a grant totaling $107,693. The funding will help Student Impact strengthen programs serving young people in Westfield and surrounding communities…
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- By MACKENZI KLEMANN Indiana Capital Chronicle A little-known statewide office responsible for disbursing and reporting how Indiana’s state tax dollars are spent is on the ballot this election season. Three…
Greenfield Daily Reporter
- LONDON (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is due in London on Wednesday for talks with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Kyiv and its European supporters are racing to shore up Ukrainian defenses amid Russia’s escalating bombardment and doubts about the Trump administration’s commitment to helping Ukraine to fend off Moscow’s invasion, which began in […]
- CAIRO (AP) — Residents in Saudi Arabia’s capital say they have heard new explosions in Riyadh. The residents spoke on condition of anonymity for their safety. One lives in northern Riyadh, where King Khalid International Airport is located. The source of explosions wasn’t immediately clear. The Saudi civil defense reported air raid alerts in Riyadh […]
- NEW DELHI (AP) — Two leaders of India’s “Cockroach” youth movement were sentenced by a local court to serve five days in jail after being detained during a protest demanding the resignation of the country’s election chief, the group said Wednesday. Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das were among about a dozen people detained by police […]
- TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan planned to buy 6 million metric tons (6.6 million U.S. tons) of liquefied natural gas annually from a U.S. project after extraction and could invest up to $4.4 billion in it, its economic affairs ministry said Wednesday, in what U.S. President Donald Trump touted as “one of the biggest deals […]
- The latest Israeli strike in Gaza has killed a woman, a local hospital said Wednesday. Meanwhile, Iran has executed a man accused of an “armed operation” against the theocracy in support of exiled former Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. Here is the latest news from the Middle East on Wednesday. Read our full coverage here. Israeli […]
- ROME (AP) — Pope Leo XIV spent a tranquil night in Rome’s Gemelli hospital following an operation to remove the lower lobe of his right lung and a confirmed cancer diagnosis, the Vatican said in a statement Wednesday. The Vatican said more information would be provided later in the day. Tests confirmed a diagnosis of […]
- HOUSTON (AP) — A Texas prosecutor says a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent appeared to use a vehicle to intentionally strike a man who took off running in Houston and that an investigation opened by his office could result in criminal charges. Miguel Parra Hernandez, 48, needed surgery for a broken leg after being […]
- HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Thousands carrying white flowers lined the roads in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City Wednesday as the remains of 731 people believed to have been killed during the 1968 Tet Offensive were taken for burial nearly six decades after their deaths. Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung attended the memorial services at […]
Shelbyville News
- The Shelby County Local Emergency Plan Committee heard a handful of updates during its Tuesday afternoon meeting.
- About 125 Indiana National Guard members from Plymouth will deploy to southern Texas for a nearly yearlong immigration enforcement boost, relieving another mobilization from Monticello.
- As Hoosier voters head to the polls this election, they will find on their ballots the Court of Appeals of Indiana judges and the Indiana Tax Court judge who are up for retention, but many of those voters may struggle…
- A little-known statewide office responsible for disbursing and reporting how Indiana’s state tax dollars are spent is on the ballot this election season.
- Saturday will be a day of celebration in Shelby County.
- The Decatur Shelby County YMCA is preparing to strengthen and expand its relationships with local healthcare providers after being selected to receive $528,862.30 through Indiana’s Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants initiative. The work will focus on improving…
- The Shelby County Drainage Board approved two items during its Tuesday morning meeting.
- After tabling the two sealed bids that came in last week for the jail basement restoration last week, the Shelby County Board of Commissioners Tuesday awarded the project to low bidder VW Construction.
The Butler Collegian (Butler University)
- “What’s your Snap?” The world's most overused and underwhelming pickup line. The post Asking someone out on a date is non-existent appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- “Why can’t ResCo just have their truck deliveries at 10 a.m. when most of Fairview and ResCo’s residents are awake for the day?” The post To the ResCo delivery trucks: Shut up appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- “‘You can decide to be a person every day who makes real choices that impact not only you but the communities around you.’” The post ‘Sustainability at the Roots’ returns to Butler appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- On Wednesday, Oct. 7 the SGA senate met for their first weekly meeting of the semester. There were two executive order decisions and one senate resolution decision made at the meeting that students might be interested in. The post Three things to know: SGA senate meeting 10/7 appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- “From fall markets to exhibition basketball games, families found plenty to do during their trip to Indianapolis.” The post Part of the pack: Butler celebrates Family Weekend appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- Garden Yoga is giving Butler students a chance to step away from the busy pace of college life, connect with nature, and find a little balance on campus. The post Where wellness takes root: Garden yoga at Butler University appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- This past weekend, Family Weekend brought Bulldogs and their families together on campus. From events and activities to cheering on the home team, families are getting a chance to experience Butler life alongside their students. The post Bringing home to campus appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
- “One of the key elements of the festival this year was cultivating community on Butler’s campus.” The post Fall-ing into festivities appeared first on The Butler Collegian.
The Reflector (University of Indianapolis)
- If I write an article about the literary crisis in America, would anyone read it? 2023 University of Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- Mckenzie Campbell: PRO Celebrities’ opinions have always mattered in politics and voting. Across the world, people fear the Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- The University of Indianapolis’ women’s volleyball program surpassed its goal of raising $1,000 for breast cancer research at Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- It may seem that the Halloween spirit has turned into far more of a trick than a treat. Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- As the University of Indianapolis men’s and women’s swim teams prepare for the upcoming season, they expect a Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- The Indiana Pacers are gearing up for an exciting season with a major headline: Tyrese Haliburton is back. Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- Musicians and artists gathered at The Garfield Park Arts Center’s annual Art & Music Festival (GPAMF) for a Read more on reflector.uindy.edu
- Fright Manor Haunted House is a true scare for both the horror skeptics and the seasoned Halloween enjoyers. 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)
- Photos by Lily Coleman On September 30, Anderson University and its Career and Calling Department held the annual RavenEdge Career Fair in the Kardatzke Wellness Center (KWC). Apart from having around 50 employer stalls and a booth for taking professional headshots, this year’s fair introduced its career-readiness workshops to further equip students on their career […]
- Photos by Cohen Miller Last Friday, Anderson University’s Campus Activity Board (CAB) put on Bonfire Bash, a packed night full of activities, games, competitions, and more. CAB provided students with activities such as a cornhole tournament, marshmallow and hotdog roasting, a free coffee cart, yard games, pumpkin painting, a haystack to dig for prizes, and […]
- Photos by Eli DiRuzza After a two-year hiatus, the renovated Macholtz Stadium returned for the football season this year. AU football spent the 2024 and 2025 seasons off campus for their home games, playing at Highland Middle School and Lapel High School in those seasons, respectively. Macholtz Stadium, built in 1977, has been the home […]
- 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 […]