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Farmer's Almanac gives Midwest its fall, winter 2024-25 forecast, but here's what NOAA says
The Farmer's Almanac predicts flannel shirts and umbrellas are in order when fall begins, followed by a "wet winter whirlwind" during the 2024-2025 winter season. "It definitely looks more wet than white in many areas," Farmers' Almanac Editor Sandi Duncan told USA TODAY. "Obviously, depending on where you live, there might be more...
Fall festivities highlight Indiana’s seasonal charm
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – As fall approaches, Indiana offers a range of activities to see and embrace the season’s beauty. Great Day TV’s Patty Spitler and Visit Indiana‘s Amy Howell discussed upcoming fall events. The Nappanee Apple Festival will take place from Sept. 19 through Sept. 22, showcasing a variety of apple-themed activities. Following that, the […]
Political newcomer Lori Camp seeks Indiana’s 2nd District seat
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Earlier this week, we had incumbent Congressman Rudy Yakym on our show, but there’s a Democrat challenging him this year. Lori Camp is a South Bend native and a working mother. She is an IT professional and a high school diving coach. She is...
Clinton County Boys & Girls Club Teen Center ‘Back To School’ Dance Prances Off Today, Aug. 16
Following the cancellation of the Clinton County Boys and Girls Club Teen Dance to celebrate the end of the school year, the Teen Center will be hosting the Teen Back to School Dance today, Friday, Aug. 16 to welcome community youth to the organization. The dance will be held today,...
Do It In Delphi Market Kicks Off Tomorrow, Aug. 17 In Downtown Delphi
Delphi Main Street has announced its upcoming Do It in Delphi Market Series set for tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. 17 featuring numerous local businesses and vendors in downtown Delphi. The Do It in Delphi Market Series will continue tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. 17 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. around the courthouse...
Frankfort Moose Lodge & Frankfort Parks Department Host Beach Party Tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. 17
The Frankfort Parks Department and Frankfort Moose Lodge have partnered together for the next installation of the Summer Concert Series at Prairie Creek Park in Frankfort set for tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. 17 on The Farmers Bank Performance Center Stage. The Frankfort Moose Lodge in conjunction with The City of Frankfort...
Hackers could have Social Security number of every American
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Here is a look at Friday’s business headlines with Jeff Vaughn, who says Hackers may have the social security numbers of every American, Rocket fuel chemicals could be in kids’ food, Big Mac is no longer America’s favorite burger and more. Hackers could have Social Security number of every American Hackers may […]
Caitlin Clark Breaks Multiple WNBA Records in Fever’s Win vs. Mercury
If Friday’s performance was any indication of what Indiana Fever rookie phenom Caitlin Clark has ins tore for the second half of the season, the rest of the WNBA better look out. Clark broke multiple records in her first game back from the Olympic break as the Fever cruised to a 98-89 win over the ...
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.
Federal housing program is effective, but long waitlist remains a barrier
Tina McDaniel and JR Grunden of Bloomington went from experiencing homelessness to a one-bedroom apartment because of a federal program called the Housing Choice Voucher. “I love the apartment,” said McDaniel, who is blind. “I'm glad I'm out and on my own. JR is here to help me.”
Alex Varsity Girls Golf Team beats Eastbrook 212-256
The Alexandria Girls Golf Team played thru the rain but beat CIC foe Eastbrook 212-256. It was a steady rain most of the match but the girls came thru with the win at the end. The lady tigers were led by Alexis Barrett in her first time leading the team in scoring. Next was Amberlee Ross with a 52. Rylie Kellams was next with a 54 followed by Brynley Dowden with a 55. Kendall Long finished with a 63. The Lady Tigers next match is this Saturday at the Shenandoah Invitational at 1 pm played at Tri County GC in Middletown.
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’.”
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.
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