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Indiana Corn Maze is a Finalist for Best in America Award
One Indiana corn maze is a finalist for a Best in America award from a very prestigious national place. As we begin to enter the fall season, a lot of attractions will be opening up that are full of fun fall activities. One of the most popular things to do during that time of year is to get lost in a corn maze. There are no shortages of corn mazes in Indiana, and why shouldn't there be? Indiana is known for being a large corn producer. Each Indiana corn maze has its own unique design, and one of them is actually nominated for the Best Corn Maze in America.
Hoosier Sheep Symposium slated for Sept. 21
HUNTINGTON, Ind. — The Purdue University College of Agriculture’s Indiana Sheep and Wool Market Development Program (IN S&W) and the Indiana Sheep Association (ISA) are jointly sponsoring the annual Hoosier Sheep Symposium on Sept. 21 at Huntington University, located at 502 Lake St. in Huntington. Expert speakers will explore topics such as sheep product marketing, wool pelleting and new sheep-related research from Purdue.
Indiana joins lawsuit against Live Nation, Ticketmaster
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana joined a lawsuit challenging Live Nation-Ticketmaster’s dominance in the concert industry. Indiana is one of nine states whose attorneys general signed onto the lawsuit, initially filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, 29 states and the District of Columbia in May. The other newly added states are Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, […]
Indiana mom and daughter duo 'tried to poison stepdad 4 times before killing him with root beer float'
An Indiana mom and her daughter allegedly tried to poison a man four times with three highly toxic substances before their fifth attempt was successful. Harold "Peanut" Allen, 52, passed away "suddenly" on December 20, 2022, according to his obituary. The man, from Freetown, Indiana, was an employee of Aisin USA.
Changing strategies of treating heart disease in Kentucky
COVID 19 along with other respiratory diseases remain a priority in Kentucky. But, it’s heart disease that is still the number one cause of death in the Commonwealth. There are several aspects to prevention, treatment, and aftercare.
Lumos Expands Into Kentucky With a $144M Investment in Louisville and Jefferson County to Build Its 100% Fiber Optic Internet
HIGH POINT, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 20, 2024-- Lumos, a leading 100% Fiber-Optic Internet and Total Home Wi-Fi service provider in the Mid-Atlantic, today announced its expansion into the state of Kentucky with a nearly $150 million investment to build over 1,300 miles of its network in parts of Jefferson County and Louisville. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240820543473/en/ Lumos expands into Louisville, Kentucky, marking the company’s expansion into its fifth state of operations with a $144 million investment. (Photo: Business Wire)
Southern Indiana woman among three charged after prison officer who was exposed to drugs dies
FRESNO, Calif. (WEVV) — An Evansville, Indiana woman is among three people facing criminal charges after the death of a correctional officer at a prison in California. Federal officials say 35-year-old Stephanie Ferreira of Evansville is one of three people charged with conspiring to distribute controlled substances and introducing drugs to an inmate at the U.S. Penitentiary in Atwater, California.
Gibson County landmark named on 10 most endangered list
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Indiana Landmarks released their annual list of ten Hoosier landmarks that are currently in jeopardy. Among the places named on the list was a location in Gibson County. According to Indiana Landmarks, Sollman School was built in Snake Run in 1875, and served as both a local school and a venue […]
Indiana Corn Maze is a Finalist for Best in America Award
One Indiana corn maze is a finalist for a Best in America award from a very prestigious national place. As we begin to enter the fall season, a lot of attractions will be opening up that are full of fun fall activities. One of the most popular things to do during that time of year is to get lost in a corn maze. There are no shortages of corn mazes in Indiana, and why shouldn't there be? Indiana is known for being a large corn producer. Each Indiana corn maze has its own unique design, and one of them is actually nominated for the Best Corn Maze in America.
Political conventions bring enthusiasm, which will likely trickle down for Democrats
Political conventions are not for me. I went to my first one, at the state level, last month and I thought I was going to break out in a rash from what felt like life-threatening inefficiency. Of course, I oppose the existence of big graduations, weddings and funerals too, so maybe the problem is me. […]
Indiana Forecast: Crisp Nights in 40s, Warming Up This Weekend
Indianapolis, IN – Residents of Indianapolis can expect a significant drop in overnight temperatures this week, with lows dipping into the 40s before a gradual warming trend kicks in by the weekend. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts dry conditions with mostly sunny skies dominating through Thursday. On...
McCormick On School Choice: Public Money Should Stay With Public Schools
INDIANAPOLIS — With the state Department of Education releasing a revised plan for future diplomas that high schoolers can work towards to graduate in Indiana, the discussion revolving around school choice in Indiana has ramped up as well. Indiana’s Democratic candidate for governor, Dr. Jennifer McCormick, also used to be Indiana’s top educator as State […] The post McCormick On School Choice: Public Money Should Stay With Public Schools appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Horse dies in accident during World's Championship Horse Show at the Kentucky State Fair
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A horse had to be euthanized after an accident at the World's Championship Horse Show on Tuesday. Kentucky State Fair officials said in a release that the horse sustained injuries during a class when the bike contacted fencing that surrounds the ring in Freedom Hall. The rider did not require medical attention, but the horse was euthanized.
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