Dr. Jerome Adams urges you to rethink coronavirus vaccines
If you think coronavirus vaccines are not working because you are being told to get three doses, Dr. Jerome Adams is urging you to think...
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Bill passes Senate panel that would ensure no convicted felons be at in-home daycares
You would probably want to make sure that if your child were in an in-home daycare that no one in the house would be a...
Elkhart County Parks Department eyes upgrading all restrooms using federal aid
The Elkhart County Parks Department hopes to upgrade all of its restrooms using $4 million in federal aid. The Elkhart Truth reports the County Board...
Fewer Hoosiers in hospitals with COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean the pandemic is over for medical personnel
Fewer people are in the hospital with COVID-19, specifically the Omicron variant. But, that doesn’t mean the pandemic and the worry for hospitals and medical...
Man charged for allegedly pointing gun at girlfriend, trying to strangle her
A man has been charged for allegedly pointing a gun at his girlfriend and trying to strangle her. It happened earlier this month in the...
One arrested in Cass County after police investigate break-in
One person has been arrested after police in Cass County investigated break-in, Monday, Feb. 7, at a home in the 21000 block of Carlton Drive...
Woman arrested after allegedly stealing car at gas station, giving police fake name
A woman was arrested after allegedly stealing a vehicle at a gas station and, then, giving police a fake name. It happened late last week....
Michiana Area Council of Governments and Transpo seeking community input
The Michiana Area Council of Governments and Transpo are asking for community input to help enhance mass transit service for the next decade. Their survey...
Two major collegiate swimming championships to take place at Elkhart Health and Aquatics Center
February and March are big months for downtown Elkhart as two major collegiate swimming championships will take place at the Elkhart Health & Aquatics Center....
Michigan Senate approves more than a billion dollars for the state’s COVID effort
The Michigan Senate has approved more than a billion dollars for the state’s COVID response, and to hang onto its medical personnel. The bill directs...