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11 Indiana Communities Receive Training, FundingThrough the Creative Convergence Program
(INDIANAPOLIS)The Indiana Arts Commission announced today that 11 Indiana communities have received training and been approved for grant funding through the Creative Convergence program. Creative Convergence is a program of the Indiana Arts Commission, held in partnership with the Indiana Communities Institute at Ball State University’s Miller College of Business. The program was launched in 2023 and consists of a two-day training workshop and an Early Action Grant Program. Teams of community members representing local government, arts organizations, educational institutions, and other community-focused roles were in attendance.
Southwest Indiana Area Health Education Center Gets $1.49M Grant for SANE Training Project
Southwest Indiana Area Health Education Center (AHEC), hosted by the University of Southern Indiana, has received $1.49 million in federal funding distributed over the next three years from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to continue the Indiana SANE Training Project. The project provides advanced nursing education statewide to increase the number of forensic nurses, also known as sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs). SANEs are specifically trained to provide evidence-based, trauma-informed medical care to victims of sexual assault or abuse and to ensure specimens are collected appropriately.
Hoosier Libertarian Candidate Supports Freedom to Disagree
INDIANAPOLIS — Libertarian candidate for Indiana Governor Donald Rainwater said he was shocked and worried after someone tried to kill former President Donald Trump. However, his main concern quickly became the fear that political talk could become violent. “We should be working diligently to avoid the type of inflammatory rhetoric that results in acts of […] The post Hoosier Libertarian Candidate Supports Freedom to Disagree appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Popular Teen Retailer Folds Up Shop and Closes All Indiana Locations
I guess when it comes to filing for bankruptcy, the third time's a charm, or maybe it's more like three strikes and you're out. Take your pick of the two sayings - either way, it appears to be the end of the line for Rue21. The once popular shopping destination...
Park Forest raises water, sewer rates to update aging infrastructure
Park Forest residents should anticipate increased water and sewer bills starting in August. According to Finance Director Mark Pries, the 5% rate increase became effective on July 1, and residents will notice the difference in their upcoming bills. The Village decided to raise water and sewer rates due to aging infrastructure.
Indiana death row inmate’s lawyers say mental illness should preclude him from execution
Attorneys for Indiana death row inmate Joseph Corcoran appealed the state’s request for an execution date on Thursday, maintaining that he is “unquestionably seriously mentally ill” and therefore should not be subject to the death penalty. Corcoran, who was convicted of murdering four people in Fort Wayne...
The Democrat Ticket is Set: A Look at the ’24 Democrat State Convention
INDIANAPOLIS — Despite being overshadowed by the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump; the results of the 2024 Indiana Democratic State Convention have finally set in stone your choices for several crucial Indiana political offices. Dr. Terry Goodin will join Jennifer McCormick on the Democrat ticket this November as the Lieutenant Governor nominee. McCormick, […] The post The Democrat Ticket is Set: A Look at the ’24 Democrat State Convention appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Wells, Goodin win Democratic nominations
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Terry Goodin and Destiny Wells easily bested challengers on Saturday to win the Democratic Party’s nomination for lieutenant governor and attorney general, respectively. Wells, a former deputy attorney general, army reservist and the 2022 Democratic nominee for secretary of state, won nearly 70 percent of delegates’ votes in her bid against Beth […]
Former Indiana State Representative Terry Goodin joins Jennifer McCormick’s gubernatorial ticket
INDIANAPOLIS — A former state representative and House minority leader is now officially Jennifer McCormick’s running mate for the Democratic ticket for governor. During Saturday’s 2024 Indiana Democratic Party Convention, delegates chose Terry Goodin as McCormick’s lieutenant governor. If McCormick, the Democratic nominee for Indiana governor, wins the general election in November, Goodin will be […]
Cook County opens cooling centers as heat index soars to 100 degrees
CHICAGO - Cook County is opening cooling centers due to a forecast of heat indexes reaching up to 100 degrees from Sunday through Tuesday. The centers will be available 24 hours a day, starting at 7 a.m. on July 14 and running through 4:30 p.m. on July 16. They are located at the Skokie, Maywood, and Markham Courthouses.
Illinois tries to expand automatic voter registration as SAVE Act passes U.S. House
(The Center Square) – Illinois voter integrity groups warn non-citizens that registering to vote in federal elections is a felony. The warning comes after U.S. House Republicans passed the SAVE Act to increase protections. President Joe Biden has vowed to veto the measure if it passes the Senate and reaches his desk. House Republicans passed the SAVE act, which seeks to require proof of citizenship when a voter casts a ballot in a federal election. Currently it is illegal for a non-citizen to vote in...
3.4 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Illinois, 60 Miles West of Chicago
Residents of small towns roughly 60 miles west of Chicago woke up Monday to what they thought was thunder, but turned out to be an earthquake. The 3.4 magnitude tremor struck just before 3 a.m., with an epicenter near Somonauk, Ill., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. “Low rolling rumble...
Vehicle Chase of Man on Foot
(Kingsford Heights, IN) - A Kingsford Heights woman is accused of causing damage while chasing a man in her vehicle over the weekend. La Porte County Police were called to Kingsford Heights Saturday night about a vehicle with one headlight and a loud exhaust chasing a man on foot through several front and back yards.
Meet Michael Graniczny, Builder/Owner/CEO
Today, we have a special treat for our readers: an exclusive video interview with our very own Andrew Knies, the dynamic and visionary owner of Brokerworks Group. Joining Andrew is Owner of Havyn Homes, Michael Graniczny, a man Andrew holds in great esteem not only as an exceptional partner to Brokerworks but also as a mentor and guiding force in his business and personal life.
From regular doctor visits to injured protesters, here’s how Chicago’s hospitals are preparing for the DNC
Tens of thousands of people are expected to pack the United Center and surrounding streets during the Democratic National Convention next month. Three of the busiest hospitals in the city are about a 20-minute walk from the arena on the Near West Side — Rush University Medical Center, Cook County’s John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital and UI Health. They have spent months preparing for the what ifs, from an explosion or a chemical attack to a mass shooting or dozens of people getting pepper-sprayed.
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