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Simone Biles meets Caitlin Clark after star-studded, record-breaking Fever game
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Wednesday was another record night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, as the Indiana Fever beat the Connecticut Sun for the first time this season in front of a star-studded record crowd. Simone Biles and Olympic track and field gold medalist Gabby Thomas were in the house for the game, as was Indiana’s own David Letterman. […]
Butler University in Indiana Launches New Supply Chain Program
Butler University’s Lacy School of Business is set to launch new undergraduate and graduate supply chain programs in Fall 2025 to meet the increasing demand for skilled professionals in Indiana's key industries. The new bachelor’s degree will combine data analytics with supply chain management, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of data-driven decision-making across various business disciplines such as finance, marketing, and technology.
Elderly Indiana man poisons wife’s Coca-Cola with drugs so he could run away and marry her daughter
A 71-year-old Indiana husband has plead guilty to poisoning his wife's Coca-Cola drink with a dangerous mixture of drugs multiple times in a scheme to marry and run away with his stepdaughter
Indiana Among States with the Most Motorcycles in the U.S.
Indiana is now among the Top 15 states in the U.S. with the most registered motorcycles, contributing to the nearly 9 million bikes registered nationwide. Despite the fact that I come from a family of motorcycle riders, I never learned to ride, and I don't own a bike. However, it is something I often think about, so I may end up pulling the trigger sooner or later. Perhaps I'll save it for my midlife crisis down the road? Either way, I think motorcycles are cool, and apparently a lot of other Hoosiers do as well. Indiana is home to some of the most registered motorcycles in the nation, along with a few other fellow Midwestern states.
Dunkin' Donuts has the fall feels with new autumn, pumpkin spice menu
DENVER — It's pumpkin season — at least for Dunkin'. Dunkin' Donuts has released its fall menu with pumpkin-flavored drinks and autumn bakery treats. The fall menu arrived at participating Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide Wednesday. This year's Dunkin' lineup includes the Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte, Pumpkin Donut, Apple...
The Biggest Rains Of This Indiana Summer
Meteorological Fall begins Sunday, and we have a few chances of rainfall before then. Nothing will compare with Hurricane Beryl-related-rainfall in early July. Another batch of rain triggered some flood warnings earlier this month. Since then…just over an inch of precipitation. Indianapolis’ year-to-date deficit is just under three inches....
2nd annual Northeast Indiana Regional Mental Health Summit set for early October
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The 2nd annual Northeast Indiana Regional Mental Health Summit is set to be held in Fort Wayne in early October. The Northeast Indiana Regional Mental Health Summit is an event focused on enhancing collaboration among private sector providers, government agencies, and first responders involved in mental health services.
McCormick unveils Indiana education platform
(The Center Square) – Indiana’s Democratic gubernatorial candidate unveiled her education plan, which included expanding pre-kindergarten programs, increasing teacher pay, allowing educator unions to bargain and upholding private schools to the same standards as public ones. Those were among the points outlined by Jennifer McCormick in a release Thursday. McCormick was the last elected state Superintendent of Education. She won that race eight years ago as a Republican but changed parties in 2021 after she finished her term. In a statement, she said she knows...
Drought concerns loom as Indiana faces hot, dry weather
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — As we approach the tail end of summer, Indiana has been fortunate in avoiding significant drought conditions. However, recent weeks of scorching heat and dry weather have left the ground parched, raising concerns about the potential impacts of a late summer and early fall drought. While we’re expecting some relief in the […]
Cultivating Food Freedom: An Interview with Ty Simmons
Together We Are Better and Stronger: A mythical depiction of Ty and the cooperative watering their community through diversity, beyond racism and under the protective spirit of Mother Earth. As the Human Agricultural Co-Operative continues to make strides in wiping out food deserts in our community, its co-founder, Ty Simmons...
IHSAA reveals new baseball and softball sectional assignments for Southwestern Indiana
EVANSVILLE — One of the final pieces for the 2024-25 athletics year was announced on Wednesday. The new baseball and softball sectional assignments, which are for this school year and the next, revealed multiple changes coming to Southwestern Indiana. Most were expected due to how the Indiana High School Athletic Association now classifies...
Waikiki Wish Granted by Service Experts with Make-A-Wish® Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana and Wawasee Middle School
SYRACUSE, IN — Teams from Wawasee Middle School, BW/Cook Service Experts of Elkhart, and Make-A-Wish® Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana participated in a wish reveal for Anna, a 12-year-old from Kosciusko County. Anna has a respiratory disorder and wished to go to Hawaii, a wish that Service Experts helped grant—she will embark on her adventure next month on the day she turns 13.
IU law students fill in legal staffing shortage gaps in rural Indiana counties
Every county in the Hoosier state has fewer lawyers per capita than the national average. Rural communities face an even steeper shortage of lawyers and public servants in the justice system. This leads to courtroom delays, challenges meeting constitutional mandates around representation and increased self-representation, which can be risky for litigants.
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