Reports shows college students choosing business as their major of choice
It turns out business is the major most chosen by college students in Indiana, according to a new report from the Scholarship Institute The report...
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Fremont man arrested in connection to fatal August shooting
A Fremont teenager has been arrested and charged following a shooting that left another teen dead. Steuben County Sheriff’s detectives arrested Octavian A. Lensky, 18,...
Over half of Indiana’s 92 counties have COVID-19 positivity rates over 15%
Half of Indiana’s 92 counties have coronavirus positivity rates over 15%. That includes every county within two counties of the Michigan line except Lake and...
Plymouth man pleads guilty to child molesting, sentenced to 35-years in prison
A Plymouth man has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to child molesting. Prosecutors say 36-year-old Timothy Hoff first denied the...
Michigan drivers will see refunds after Governor Whitmer’s call to return surplus funds to Michiganders
Around $3 billion in refunds are on their way to Michigan drivers. The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association has acted on Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s call to...
Volunteers needed at the Salvation Army, once again
The Salvation Army is, once again, sounding the bell, so to speak, that they are short of volunteers. They need more people to ring the...
Pokagon State Park’s toboggan run open through February
If you’ve never been to Pokagon State Park, near Angola, and experienced the toboggan run, you’re missing a winter thrill, said Ginger Murphy, with Indiana’s...
Two of the top HS linebackers in the country are committed to Notre dame
Two of the best high school football players in the country have committed to Notre Dame, and they won’t have to travel far to get...
Michigan insurance surplus funds to be returned to drivers
$3 billion in insurance refunds are headed to drivers in Michigan. Governor Whitmer’s office announced Tuesday that refunds of $400 per vehicle will be processed...
Over half of Indiana counties do not have enough child care, new report says
Two-thirds of counties in Indiana do not have enough child care, according to a new report. The Statehouse File cites the report from Early Learning...