IU students’ attorney speaks out after vaccine mandate court hearing
A federal judge in South Bend is hearing the case from eight Indiana University students who are suing the school over its vaccine policies. The...
Author : Jon Zimney
Whitmer: COVID relief funds could be used for updates to state Parks, trails
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is proposing a major investment in Michigan’s parks and trails, saying it would address critical needs in local park systems, connect trail...
NASCAR’s Kevin Harvick not a fan of big Brickyard 400 changes
It is no longer The Brickyard 400. Now it is the Verizon 200 at the Brickyard. The race also won’t happen on the oval at...
Grapes On The Green event set for Aug. 12 at South Bend Country Club
The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians and Four Winds Casinos have announce details for this year’s Grapes on the Green fundraising event, as part of...
Utility telephone scam making the rounds again
There is a telephone scam going around. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita says “fraudsters” are calling Hoosiers pretending to be utility customer service representatives. They...
Acacia Fraternity killed off the IU Bloomington campus
The Acacia Fraternity has been kicked off the Indiana University campus in Bloomington. The fraternity’s website acknowledges the three-year suspension negotiated with university administrators–a response...
More specific details released about suspect vehicle in deadly hit-and-run
Benton Township Police have released more information about the vehicle they say was involved in a deadly hit and run collision. Michael Swanigan, 54, of...
Mayor Mueller sets date for annual State Of The City address
South Bend Mayor James Mueller will deliver his 2021 State of the City address at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, at the Century Center....
Indiana in a state of unemployment confusion for many
The state of Indiana has been forced by a federal judge to restart expanded COVID-19 unemployment benefits. The judge ruled that Governor Eric Holcomb was...
Trillion-dollar infrastructure deal has support of some Hoosier mayors
The trillion-dollar infrastructure deal has the support of some mayors in Indiana. The United States Conference of Mayors has sent a letter to Senate Majority...