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'Good Bones' Star Mina Starsiak Hawk Breaks Down Over Sister-in-Law's Death in Emotional HGTV Premiere
"Good Bones" star Mina Starsiak Hawk has opened up about the shocking moment she learned her beloved sister-in-law, Stef, died from ethanol poisoning in March 2020. In an emotional episode of her new HGTV spinoff, "Good Bones: New Beginnings," the mother of two, along with husband Steve Hawk and their kids, paid a visit to her former business, the Two Chicks District Co. store in Indianapolis, which she closed at the end of 2023.
INDOT Announces New Traffic Signal Turning On At Wabash St. & Hoke St. In Frankfort Today, Tuesday, Aug. 20
The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced that a new traffic signal will be turned on at State Road 28 and Hoke Ave. in Frankfort on or after today, Tuesday, Aug. 20. The traffic light is intended to eliminate confusion surrounding the intersection due to varying right-of-ways that stop traffic...
Disaster Loan Outreach Centers Open for Eligible Counties
In northern Indiana, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security says businesses and residents in Porter, Elkhart, and contiguous counties may qualify for low interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) following damage incurred from severe storms that occurred July 15, 2024 The SBA and Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) will operate Disaster Loan Outreach Centers (DLOC) at separate locations in Porter and Elkhart counties to assist residents in filing claims and answering questions regarding potential assistance to recover from damages. These centers are for those impacted by the July 15, 2024, storms only. A news release also said these services are available for residents in the following Indiana counties (additional to Elkhart and Porter): Jasper, Kosciusko, LaGrange, La Porte, Lake, Marshall, Noble, St. Joseph and Starke; and the Michigan counties of Berrien, Cass and St. Joseph.
“No man’s land:” Hoosiers on Medicaid waitlist seek answers
Prior to May of 2021, James “Jim” Densmore lived alone and worked a full-time remote job in central Indiana as a quality systems data analyst. But when he stopped answering his phone, his family started to worry. “We found him on the floor. Amazingly, he was understanding my commands, my questions and hearing me. And […]
12 Days Until Purdue Football: Leland Smith
Coming from Fullerton College in California, Leland Smith, may not be the flashiest transfer pickup for Purdue, but he’s an important addition, nonetheless. The Houston native spent his freshman season at the JUCO where he hauled in 26 catches for 655 yards and 9 TDs in 9 games. The biggest of those games was a nuclear performance where he had 9 catches for 212 yards and 3 TDs. Smith was all-conference and has moved up to D1 where he may have a golden opportunity. Purdue has a lot of unproven commodities at WR despite an increased amount of talent. Leland Smith factors into that and at the very least, he can provide depth at a critical position. His big frame also can allow him to contribute on special teams. That may be the only consistent path to seeing the field this season, but getting on that green grass in some way is the goal either way.
13 Days Until Purdue Football: Koy Beasley & Jaron Tibbs
Beasley, a consensus 4* recruit, was the highest rated member of Purdue’s 2023 recruiting class for a reason; the dude can fly. I’m talking leave a flaming trail behind like Dolorean in Back to The Future fast. He rean a 4.41 at the Ohio Under Armor camp and hit a top speed of 21.7 miles an hour. It’s rare to see a legit 4.4 speed from a recruit. Mainly guys are running in the 4.6 range (still incredibly fast for the general population) and the wide receiver coach give them a .2 second discount. Beasley has legit track speed. He holds the Lasalle High School record for the 100, 4x100 and 4x200 and has a couple shiny first place state medals in the 4x100 (seeing as how he holds the school record, I’m going to assume he anchored both teams).
The special judge in the Delphi homicide case is once again denying a request to drop charges against suspect Richard Allen
Judge Fran Gull ruled that Allen's defense attorneys presented no evidence that the State destroyed or withheld evidence that could have exonerated him.
Tyrese Haliburton's Ecstatic Reaction To Lexi Hull's Three-Pointer Goes Viral
Indiana Pacers superstar Tyrese Haliburton has made his presence felt at both Indiana Fever games since the Olympics ended. This time, he brought teammate Obi Toppin along with him to take in another astounding atmosphere and a Fever victory. The two NBA stars sat court side, and in the second ...
Italian Restaurant Chain Goes Bankrupt, Closes Indiana Location
Another restaurant chain has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy while quietly shuttering locations across the United States. This year has undeniably been challenging for the restaurant industry. Many major chains, like Red Lobster, have been closing locations due to bankruptcy filings, sparking concerns about which brands might be next. Whether it’s due to inflation or a drop in customer demand, it appears another name is now joining the growing list of closures.
Brad Keselowski Responds to Austin Dillon’s NASCAR Penalties After Richmond Chaos
Brad Keselowski Responds to Austin Dillon: Brad Keselowski‘s measured response to the penalties levied against Austin Dillon following the Richmond race highlights substantial tensions within NASCAR’s regulatory landscape. His emphasis on the necessity of accountability raises critical questions about the balance between fostering competitive spirit and maintaining order in the sport. As drivers navigate increasingly complex dynamics, Keselowski’s insights prompt us to reflect on the potential repercussions of a regulatory framework that could either support or undermine the integrity of racing. What implications might this have for the future of NASCAR amidst evolving challenges and the quest for safety?
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