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Indiana Braces for Rainy Weekend: Thunderstorms Expected Friday Through Sunday
Fort Wayne, IN – Indiana residents can expect a wet and stormy start to their weekend as showers and thunderstorms move across the state. The National Weather Service has issued an alert for Northwest Indiana, Southwest Lower Michigan, and parts of Northeast Illinois, with locally heavy rain and wind gusts up to 40 mph likely through early morning. An overall weakening trend is expected, with conditions calming by 5 a.m. CDT.
Carnegie Museum to open community art show
The Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County is pleased to announce the opening of a temporary exhibit, Home. The exhibit will open with a public reception 2-4 p.m. Saturday. Light refreshments will be served. Home showcases 34 works of art created by 25 talented local artists. The exhibit explores the complex...
Marvin Harrison Jr. chases his own identity in the place his dad became a star
WESTFIELD - Marvin Harrison Jr. doesn't have his Colts gear anymore. "I outgrew all of it," he said. It's been nearly two decades since the No. 4 pick in this year's NFL Draft used to walk across a field like this one after a Colts training camp practice to find his father following a...
Scrimmage night signals start of new football season in Indiana
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Football teams throughout the Hoosier state met up for scrimmages on Friday night, with the high school football season set to begin next week. 21Alive checked out the action at Homestead, Carroll, and Leo.
Learning about the Negro Leagues in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The role Indiana played in one of baseball’s most important legacies, the Negro Leagues, was discussed Thursday night in Indianapolis. It was part of the monthly series called Conversations on Indiana: African American History and Culture. The nonprofit Freetown Village hosts the series. Two visitors talked Thursday morning about the series on […]
AGT’s Singing Janitor Shares His Future Plans If He Wins The Show
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, chances are you have seen Richard Goodall, otherwise known as the “viral singing janitor,” on America’s Got Talent. To catch you up to speed, Richard Goodall, a middle school janitor from Terre Haute, Indiana, went viral during the premiere of Season 19 of America’s Got Talent with his powerful rendition of Journey’s classic “Don’t Stop Believin’.”
Marion County schools will receive $600 million to improve academic, postsecondary success
Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news.Marion County K-12 schools will receive up to $600 million from Lilly Endowment Inc. by the end of 2025 to improve students’ academic achievement and help them succeed after graduation.The endowment will award grants in three phases, with the third being competitive. Public schools in Marion County will be eligible to apply for the majority of the funding, $450 million, while private schools will be eligible for the remaining $150 million. More than 300 schools — public, charter,...
Southern Indiana City Has the Rudest Drivers in the State
According to Insurify, the city in Indiana that has the highest share of rude drivers relative to the state average is none other than Evansville. Look, if you have ever driven through Evansville, especially along the Lloyd Expressway, the abundance of rude drivers is astonishing. That stretch of road alone doesn't surprise me at all that Evansville has the rudest drivers in the state. Throw in all of the constant road construction on top of it, and the drivers are even ruder. Here's what Insurify said about Evansville:
Diploma change needed, but comes with concerns
I pulled up to Chick-fil-A the other day and my bill was $7.03. So, I grabbed a $10 bill and pulled three pennies out of my change bin. I handed it to the young cashier, who said, “Your change is $3, right?” No doubt something has gone wrong with our educational system. And perhaps experiences […]
Indiana pastors convene, look ahead at annual convention
The 56th annual session of the MLK Memorial Baptist State Convention concludes with president’s reflections. The 56th annual session of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Baptist State Convention rallies around the successful conclusion of its statewide convention held July 8-11, 2024, at the historic St. John Missionary Baptist Church in Indianapolis hosted by Pastor Phillip L. Shobe. The meeting brought together pastors in the convention from East Chicago, Gary and Indianapolis to examine and amplify its goals and initiatives for the upcoming year.
AUDIO: The McCormick-Goodin Property Tax Plan is Here
NEW CASTLE, Ind. — You now know the official plan of tax attack from the Democratic ticket for governor and lieutenant governor. In a virtual press conference Thursday, gubernatorial candidate Jennifer McCormick revealed what she calls the “McCormick-Goodin Commonsense Property Tax Relief Plan”, also named after the lieutenant governor nominee Terry Goodin. The plan calls […] The post AUDIO: The McCormick-Goodin Property Tax Plan is Here appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Winter 2024-25 Outlook As of August 16
4. Coldest, Snowiest February In 10 Years with Polar Vortex Event. Overall above normal precipitation, above normal snowfall & temperatures below normal when averaged out. Early winter onset in November, lasting into December, then big warm-up. Early snowfall is possible in November, lasting into December, followed by a lack of...
Caitlin Clark scores 29, Fever fend off Diana Taurasi, Mercury
Caitlin Clark started fast and finished with 29 points and 10 assists while Kelsey Mitchell scored 28 points to help the Indiana Fever fend off a furious second-half rally from the Phoenix Mercury for a critical 98-89 victory Friday night.
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