Mayor Wood: No intention of tearing down Christopher Columbus statue
A peaceful protest took place in Mishawaka’s Central Park. On Friday, June 26, protesters called on the local government to remove the Christopher Columbus statue...
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Purdue close to offering affordable at-home COVID-19 test
Purdue University is one step closer to offering an affordable at-home coronavirus test. Researchers at Purdue have re-purposed a respiratory disease test for cows and...
One of the Indiana’s biggest conventions in cancels in-person event
INDIANAPOLIS–One of the biggest conventions in the state has canceled the in-person convention. The FFA meeting will instead happen online. That leaves another gaping hole...
Braun pushing bill to reward farmers for good environmental practices
WASHINGTON — Rewarding farmers for using best practices to take care of the environment is the goal of a bipartisan bill being pushed by Sen....
Attendance limited to 50 percent for Indianapolis 500
Indianapolis Motor Speedway will welcome fans to the 104th Indianapolis 500 in August but will limit attendance to 50% of venue capacity due to the...
Senator Braun speaking out about tearing down statues, monuments
WASHINGTON, D.C.–Tearing down statues and monuments shows how passionate some people are about race issues, but it’s not the answer, says Sen. Mike Braun (R-Ind.)....
Three people killed in crash on State Road 19 in Peru
Three people are dead after a crash in Peru. Indiana State Police responded to State Road 19 at around 11:55 a.m. on Friday, June 26....
Portage man, 21, killed in motorcycle crash on toll road
A motorcycle crash claimed a life on Thursday, June 25, on the Indiana Toll Road. Theodore Hickman, 21, of Portage, was trying to outrun Portage...
Some Hoosiers overpaid unemployment benefits, state wants money back
STATEWIDE–More than 400,000 Hoosiers are unemployed, but now some of them are being told they have to pay back some of their unemployment benefits. The...