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Federal court dismisses ACLU lawsuit against Purdue, IU
A federal court dismissed an American Civil Liberties-led lawsuit against Purdue and Indiana University earlier this month after the judge ruled that the ACLU lacked standing to sue the universities. The ACLU filed the lawsuit in May over S.E.A. 202, a state law passed earlier this year that designates university...
THE SCORE: Lightning delays plague week two, Adams Central posts big win over Eastside
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Although most games started under clear conditions on Friday nights, storms rolled in later on and caused a series of postponements throughout Northeast Indiana. Adams Central managed to get a full game in against Eastside, with the Flying Jets posting a 43-0 win. Joey Everett...
RiverLink wants customers to be aware of scam text targeting users
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It can happen to anyone within a matter of seconds. A text message attempting to impersonate RiverLink, the toll service provider for the three bridges between Louisville and southern Indiana, has been appearing on phones of those who use the service. "It kind of flagged as...
2024 Preview: Cross Country Primed For Exciting Fall
WINONA LAKE, Ind. - The 2024 cross country season is days away from kicking off for Grace, and the Lancers are excited for the possibilities. Head coach Brian Dewey, who joined Grace in the winter, is ready for his first fall cross country season guiding the Lancers. Grace has enjoyed...
Parkway holds off Jefferson in grid tussle
ROCKFORD — If any fan attending the Jefferson at Parkway non-league gridiron battle on a hot and humid Friday night at Parkway Athletic Complex would have termed it a war of attrition, they would have been oh-so-right. The host Panthers built a 10-point fourth-quarter lead and held on for...
Heat streak ends, below-average temperatures by Labor Day in central Indiana | Live Doppler 13 Weather Blog
INDIANAPOLIS — Today will be the transitional day, ending a seven-day stretch of 90+ degree days, as more seasonal temperatures and much drier air returns. Scattered showers and isolated storms through midday. Tapering off from the north to the south during the afternoon as the cold front continues to...
Cross country teams start year off at D-I loaded Winrow Valparaiso Open
VALPARAISO, Ind. - The Goshen cross country teams got some experience against high-level competition at the Winrow Valparaiso Open on Friday. The men were fifth of five teams and the women ninth of nine, but all of the other schools competing run at the NCAA Division I level. Mathew Keitany...
Local History Three-Day Series Is Sept. 12-14
SYRACUSE - Chautauqua-Wawasee and Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum are collaborating to offer three programs as part of the museum’s “Digging Through History” as part of September Archaeology Month. The programs run Sept. 12, 13 and 14. Each program features presenters with expert knowledge and provides an interactive environment...
Walmart Evacuated Friday Due To Chemical Spill
Walmart, 2501 Walton Blvd., Warsaw, was evacuated Friday afternoon after a chemical spill was found. Just before 1:30 p.m. Friday, Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory responded to an electrical fire at Walmart, said WWFT Fire Chief Joel Shilling. Fire crews went in and investigated and could not locate an electrical fire, but did locate a small chemical spill in a few different spots in the building, back in the automotive area.
Syracuse Cub Scouts Hold Roundup
SYRACUSE - Syracuse Cub Scout Pack 3828 held its annual Cub Scout Round-Up Monday, Aug. 26 at the Scout Lodge and Woods, 10433 E. CR 500, a few miles south of Syracuse. Approximately 25 boys and girls in grades kindergarten through fifth grade and their parents attended to learn more about Scouting and meet the leaders. The kids and their families enjoyed a camp fire and were treated to free hotdogs. Anyone who was unable to attend the round-up is still invited to join by attending the pack’s weekly meeting.
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