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Leading with Experience: Dr. Karrie Osborne Takes Helm as Director of Ball State’s School of Nursing
Across the United States, nursing schools are facing a dual challenge: a shortage of qualified faculty paired with a surge in student enrollment. This national trend is evident at Ball State University, where more than 500 freshmen and transfer students have declared nursing as their major for the Fall 2024 semester.
Kid Rock Joins Cover Band at His Nashville Bar to Perform “Old Time Rock & Roll”
Kid Rock surprised fans by taking the stage at his own bar for a special performance of a Bob Seger classic. Over the weekend, Kid Rock made an appearance at his bar on Nashville’s iconic Broadway to enjoy a Saturday night out. While there, the cover band performing for the evening started playing Bob Seger’s iconic hit “Old Time Rock & Roll.”
Madison, Indiana schools launch on-site telemedicine program for students
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Virtual health care services are being offered to students and staff at all six Madison Consolidated Schools in Indiana beginning this school year. The district is teaming up with Norton Healthcare's eCare School Telemedicine, allowing students to see a provider through a secure video connection in the school nurse's office.
Joe Pigg resigns as Eastern Greene girls basketball coach, heads to rival SWIAC squad
Eastern Greene suddenly finds itself in need of a new girls' basketball coach as Joe Pigg handed in his resignation late last week. "It was for personal reasons," Eastern athletic director Aaron Buskirk said. "But it's really late." Pigg would not elaborate, saying it was time to move on. ...
Indianapolis International Airport had record-breaking first half of 2024
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Airport Authority (IAA) is reporting record-breaking passenger traffic for the first half of 2024. 5.2 million people traveled through the Indianapolis International Airport (IND) from January through June, according to airport officials. “First and second quarter data show us that we’re tracking at 10-percent higher...
Two new retailers fill prime space at the Stutz
The City of Indianapolis announced Tuesday that two new retailers have been selected to participate in St’Artup 317, Indy’s retail accelerator program matching Hoosier businesses to prime real estate opportunities. HBH Professional and Nate Redd clothing are the newest additions to the historic Stutz building on Capitol Avenue,...
Money pours in for Indy hot dog man seeking to buy a food truck
A popular hot dog cart owner has received over $5,700 in GoFundMe donations to buy a food truck after he said he was reported to the health department for using unapproved ingredients. Abacuc Garcia, owner of Garcia’s Hot Dogs, has been selling hot dogs from a cart at the corner of 16th Street and...
Raekwon Davis returns, practices with Indianapolis Colts
Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Raekwon Davis, who was placed on the non-football illness list with elevated blood pressure three weeks ago, practiced with his new club for the first time in a joint session with the Cincinnati Bengals on Tuesday.
Selfishly, Olympics Went Perfectly For Pacers, Fever Fans
For Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, the uproar about Team USA basketball from Hoosiers was about his lack of playing time. For Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, it was about her not being on the roster at all. The explanation for Clark not making the team was sound at the time of the roster announcement, […] The post Selfishly, Olympics Went Perfectly For Pacers, Fever Fans appeared first on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan.
Humane Society to hold 10th annual ‘Clear the Shelters’ event
From noon to 5 p.m. Aug. 24, the Humane Society for Hamilton County at 10501 Hague Rd. in Fishers will take part in the 10th annual Clear the Shelters adoption event. The shelter has more than 600 animals in its care who need rescuing. Most adoptions cost $10 in celebration...
Bleacher Report reveals shocking prediction for the Pacers' record in 2024-25
The Indiana Pacers shocked the NBA world by making it all the way to the Eastern Conference Finals last season for the first time in a decade. However, to Pacers fans, their deep playoff earlier this year was not too surprising. Last season, the Pacers ended the year with a...
Fishers noise ordinance amendment proposed
A proposed amendment to reduce the decibel levels allowed in most cases within the City of Fishers is moving forward after the Fishers City Council approved a first reading of the measure Aug. 19. The maximum allowed decibel level currently is 90, which Mayor Scott Fadness said was established in...
Loving Heart Animal Shelter finds temporary fix for homeless animals
The Loving Heart Animal Shelter has found a location to move to after a leasing issue at their Lafayette location. Loving Heart Animal Shelter finds temporary fix for homeless animals. The Loving Heart Animal Shelter has found a location to move to after a leasing issue at their Lafayette location.
LarryPalooza honors the life and donations of Larry “Can Man” Van Ness
Anderson’s “Can Man” died two years ago, leaving a legacy of donating more than 25 million soda can tabs to the Ronald McDonald House Charity. As IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports, a new annual event is trying to keep his legacy and his donations alive. Thousands of...
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