There will be a road closure today from time to time on Lincoln Blvd. The closure will be from 38th to 54th streets as crews work on power lines. The closure will last until 5 p.m. ...Read more
City leaders in Speedway think someone is putting industrial oil into the town’s wastewater system. Speedway Wastewater has been working to clean the contaminated water over the past ...Read more
There is a fast-food worker shortage in Greenfield. Restaurants there say workers are so sparse that they have had to cut to close early, assign double shifts and even raise starting pay. At the ...Read more
Apartments for the homeless have hit a snag in South Bend. The city has been approved for a grant to build 22 apartments specifically for homeless people, but in order to receive the money for the ...Read more
The Justice Department has announced it will move forward with plans to expand the number of marijuana growers for federally authorized cannabis research. The Drug Enforcement Administration is ...Read more
Johnson & Johnson will have to fork over $572 million for its part in fuelling Oklahoma’s opioid addiction crisis. This particular case was the first to go to trial out of thousands of ...Read more
A 30-year-old Marion man is facing five level four charges of sexual misconduct with a minor. According to the Chronicle-Tribune, the victim’s brother, 12, told sheriff’s deputies that Vaughn ...Read more
For business owners looking to meet with the public and network, the 2019 Community Marketplace is quickly approaching. Registrations are due this Friday to receive all media benefits. The event is ...Read more
A recent joint NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll suggests that, since 1998, Americans have soured on Patriotism, organized religion, and having children; but have buttressed the belief in hard ...Read more
Angry Colts season ticket holders aren’t out of luck after all. Some have demanded refunds for season tickets purchased before the surprise retirement of quarterback Andrew Luck. Station WRTV ...Read more
