The Hostess House is offering a cybersecurity lecture series beginning this Thursday, which lasts from 7-9 p.m. The first session is free offers an introduction to cybersecurity. Sessions 2-8 cost ...Read more
Fish are going belly-up on the Little Calumet River due to a chemical spill. Bruce Rowe from Indiana Sand Dunes National Park says multiple beaches were also closed by Lake Michigan last week. The ...Read more
It could take a few days to clear all of the trees that came down during the latest round of severe weather in southern Indiana. Evansville got hit pretty hard during yesterday’s ...Read more
Professional sports organizations might soon be facing a shortage of athletes, a new report suggests. A survey released Friday by the Aspen Institute reveals 38% of U.S. children between the ages ...Read more
Indiana is one of 17 states where even medical marijuana is still illegal. Director of National Drug Control Policy Jim Carroll echoes Governor Holcomb in saying it’s worth researching ...Read more
The Indiana State Department of Health reported this week that one sample of mosquitoes collected in Gibson County tested positive for West Nile Virus. WFIE reports that health leaders advise ...Read more
Police confiscated more than 250 marijuana plants from a Hazleton man’s farm. Indiana State Police arrested 69-year-old Dale Robinson Friday afternoon for Dealing Marijuana over 10 lbs. WFIE ...Read more
An Indiana National Guard soldier died during training at Fort Hood, Texas, Thursday. Staff Sgt. Andrew St. John of Greenwood was training with Army National Guard Operations Group Wolf when he ...Read more
Today there will be a road closure from E. 46th St. between S. Wigger and S. Carey streets. The closure is due to an ongoing sewer project, where general contractor Dave’s Excavating is ...Read more
On Friday, Kokomo’s Paul Wyman won the first-ever Good Neighbor Award due to his volunteering with Turning Point. The award was created by Old National Bank and the Indiana Association of ...Read more
