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Linda Likes It: Redemption House in Fort Wayne
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Redemption House in Fort Wayne is a system of transition homes for women who want to beat addiction and other destructive behaviors and stay out of jail. Evening anchor Linda Jackson got to sit down with the founder and CEO and with a graduate of...
Reno Man Joseph Quinones Sentenced to 150 Months for Firearms Violation, Prior Felony Record Cited
A Nevada man, Joseph R. Quinones of Reno, has been hit with a 150-month prison term for firearms offenses, United States Attorney Clifford D. Johnson announced. Quinones, who at 31 years old, had a prior felony that precluded him from owning a gun, was sentenced by Chief Judge Holly A. Brady of the United States District Court after a guilty plea for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Following his lengthy prison sentence, he’s also slated for 2 years of supervised release.
WBESC New Staff For 2024-2025
The Western Buckeye ESC recently held its staff back-to-school breakfast and orientation meeting for new employees. Pictured are the employees that were able to attend the new staff orientation meeting: Front Row (L-R): Kirsten Hauter, Physical Therapy Assistant; Mary Smith, Paraprofessional; Donna Geyer, Aide; Jill Jackson, Aide; Kendra Spieth, Aide; Suzanne Zartman, Aide; Tyler Hines, Intervention Specialist. Back Row (L-R): Faith Meraz, Special Education Consultant; Claire McClure, Intervention Specialist; Tammy Nouza, Intervention Specialist; Ed Stuart, CTE Instructor; Tamara Castle, Aide; Tametha Kosch, ESL Tutor; Danielle Yoder, Intervention Specialist; Rachel Wiechart, Paraprofessional; Maddy Prindle, Intervention Specialist.
Chicago Man Sentenced to 18 Months for Wire Fraud in Indiana Check Scheme
A Chicago man has received a federal prison sentence for his involvement in a fraudulent check cashing scheme targeting Indiana businesses. Shawn Edwards, 34, was sentenced to 18 months in prison followed by two years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to wire fraud, as announced by United States Attorney Clifford D. Johnson.
Three-vehicle crash in DeKalb County leaves one in critical condition
AUBURN, Ind. (WFFT) — A three-vehicle crash on Friday morning has left one person in critical condition. Gary Pulis,64, of Auburn was traveling southbound in the 5600 block of C.R. 35 in a 2019 Ford E-450 Superduty Bus around 6:45 a.m. when he attempted to turn east into a driveway.
IHSAA football scores: Week 1 roundup, highlights, stats from across Central Indiana
Let's get ready to football! Indiana high school football returns and there's no shortage of big games in Week 1. IndyStar's team will provide live updates, highlights of the big moments and great visuals from across the Indianapolis-area. Indiana high school football scores: Statewide results for Week 1 Insider: Cathedral's 2024 opening statement is...
IEDC secures budget approval for LEAP pipeline, land and infrastructure
IEDC Senior Vice President Mark Wasky speaks before the State Budget Committee in Bloomington on Thursday, August 22, 2024. (Screenshot of livestream) Indiana’s State Budget Committee on Thursday approved a combined $101 million for a water pipeline, land and infrastructure for a controversial industrial park. The Indiana Economic Development...
Educators at Wayne Township, Purdue Poly among Indiana Teacher of the Year finalists
The finalists for Indiana Teacher of the Year are out, and several are from Marion County. The 2025 Teacher of the Year nominees include educators at Mooresville Community Schools, Tippecanoe School Corporation, and the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township. The Indiana Teacher of the Year program has been honoring...
All INdiana Podcast Network Featured Podcast of the Week: The Canine Lowe-Down
Each Friday on Daybreak we highlight a podcast from the All INdiana Podcast Network that we think you’ll love. This week we are featuring The Canine Lowe-Down. Nathan Lowe, The American Dog Whisperer, explains why the human emotion of love is not enough to drive good behavior in our dogs and give them a balanced, […]
Butler University to renovate former dorm into boutique hotel, the first on campus
The oldest residence hall at Butler University will be transformed into a boutique hotel after developers stepped in to protect the building from demolition. The hotel, part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, will be the first hotel on Butler's campus, housing 105 luxury rooms, a signature restaurant and meeting spaces in...
Indiana’s Oldest Latino Hoosier Tradition Turns 100
Sunday, September 15, 2024, will be the 100th anniversary of the Fiestas Patrias parade in Indiana Harbor (East Chicago). One hundred years ago, this Mexican American community, coupled with the smaller community in Gary, gathered to celebrate Mexico’s Independence from Spain (1821). However, this inaugural Indiana parade had a deeper meaning. The early Mexican American community was taking refuge in their newfound Indiana home while recovering from post-revolutionary events. From 1910-1920 Mexico had another revolution, this time it was for economic equity, secularism and land reform. This would be followed by smaller battles (Cristero War) well into the 1920s. This war was in opposition to Calles Law, a secular anticlerical article that was amended to the Mexican Constitution in 1917. The political instability in Mexico during these years was among one of the factors propelling emigration into the United States.
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