Last chance to apply for South Bend small business grants
The City of South Bend has extended the application window for its Small Business Resiliency Grants, which provides $5,000 in assistance for qualifying small businesses...
Category : Coronavirus
Sen. Bray: Schools without in-person classes could have funding cut
The leader of the Indiana Senate is warning schools they could have their funding cut if they don’t offer in-person classes. State law gives virtual...
Postponement of Mid-American Conference means no Ball State football
The Mid-American Conference has postponed all scheduled fall contests, including the MAC championships, because of the coronavirus pandemic. This means Ball State University will not...
How to say no when you’re stressed out or frustrated with life
If you’re feeling stressed out or frustrated with life right now, you’re not alone. Sometimes, while dealing with work, school, friends, family and relationships —...
Young: Not passing another relief bill could be costlier in the long run
The price of doing nothing, and not passing another coronavirus relief bill, could be way more costly than the possible price tag of what has...
Bright spots to Indy 500 face with no fans?
It might be hard to believe, but an Indianapolis 500 without fans may come with benefits for the event. The race had already garnered a...
Elkhart County to start the school year with online learning only
It’s been back-and-forth all summer but now comes word that all Elkhart County schools will begin the school year with online learning. Superintendents from around...
Whitmer expands Michigan mask order for children
The State of Michigan has expanded their mask requirement to include more children. Thursday, Governor Whitmer signed a new order that said more children will...
Notre Dame updates their residence hall policies
Earlier this week the University of Notre Dame updated their Residence Hall rules in light of the pandemic. The school says their undergrad residence halls...
Teachers’ union wants schools to reopen, but only if it’s safe
Indiana’s second-largest teachers’ union says it wants schools to reopen, but only if it’s safe to do it. American Federation of Teachers Indiana president GlenEva...