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Big Spring contamination in Upton
An investigation is currently underway at Big Spring in Upton due to an unknown source of contamination. According to locals in the Upton area of Hardin County where Big Spring is located, the contamination of the spring was discovered on Friday, August 16. It was described as having a severe foul odor, with what locals said looked like toilet paper and sewage covering the rocks in the spring. State emergency services were contacted. It is believed that the spring may have been contaminated for several days before it was discovered.
Parasitic Crypto outbreak may involve Ohio pools as well as NKY
The Northern Kentucky Health Department said there are likely more cases as it investigates an outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis, better known as Crypto. And some of them are on the Ohio side of the river as well. The Cryptosporidium parasite causes gastrointestinal illness. As of Friday afternoon, there were a dozen confirmed and "numerous"...
Indiana police clock 2 drivers at over 100 mph, issue warning
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Wow, that’s fast! Too fast! The Sellersburg post of the Indiana State Police on Monday afternoon said on social media that two traffic stops in recent days involved cars going over 100 mph on area interstates. The Sellersburg post covers Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Scott and Washington counties, just across the Ohio River […]
InJoy children’s choir at Bedford Free Methodist Church performs the National Anthem at the Indians game
BEDFORD – InJoy, the children’s choir at Bedford Free Methodist Church, sang the National Anthem at the Indianapolis Indians game on Saturday, August 17 at Victory Field. The Director is Amy Price, and her assistant is Jim Hoffman. “The best part of the experience was watching the children’s...
Beware: Extremely Contagious Disease Spreading Rapidly In Indiana
The summer season in Indiana is winding down, so the likelihood of spreading illness rises as we head back to school and head indoors in the cooler weather. Health officials are now warning Indiana residents to beware of an extremely contagious disease rapidly spreading across the state and cases continue to rise.
Tragic Boating Accident at LaSalle Lake Claims Lives of Two Indiana Fishermen, Granddaughter Survives
A tragic boating incident at LaSalle Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area claimed the lives of two Indiana fishermen this past weekend. The Illinois Conservation Police is currently leading the investigation into the matter. The two victims were identified as a 53-year-old man from Merrillville and an 80-year-old man from...
Aug'tober weather in central Indiana this week | Live Doppler 13 Weather Blog
INDIANAPOLIS — The potential of a 40-degree temperature swing is in the forecast from lows in the 50s over the next few days to highs in the 90s this weekend. A cool, Canadian air mass will continue to influence our weather for the next few days, keeping skies clear and temperatures below average.
Man arrested after attacking and injuring his father, destroying cell phones
MITCHELL – Mitchell Police officers responded to a report of a domestic fight that turned physical in the 400 block of North Meridian Street on Saturday, August 17. When Officer Izabelle Foster arrived, 44-year-old Edward Haste came to the door “extremely irate and cursing and calling officers names.” He refused to exit the home.
TVHS Counseling Department Earns Indiana's Carrying The Torch To Student Success Bronze Star Award
AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley High School announced that its counseling department has successfully earned the Indiana Carrying the Torch to Student Success Bronze Star Award. This recognition, granted by the Indiana Department of Education and the Indiana School Counselor Association, highlights the dedication and commitment of school counselors Lacey Wise and Katelyn Bradley, to providing an exemplary school counseling program, according to a news release from Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation.
Indiana Innocence Project will work with IU students to free wrongly convicted
Indiana University students will soon be assisting defense attorneys and experts as they work to free falsely convicted Hoosiers from prison. The Indiana Innocence Project is the newest franchisee of the national organization known for using DNA evidence to exonerate wrongly convicted prisoners. The group says its work has freed hundreds of prisoners across the country.
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