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Help Hungry Hoosiers: Donate Your Deer This Season in Indiana
There is no denying the impact of rising costs on our daily lives. For many, putting food on the table is a real challenge. But if you're a hunter in Indiana, there's a way you can make a difference and help your fellow Hoosiers in need during the deer hunting season.
Ben Davis opens season at home against Cathedral in quest for another title
INDIANAPOLIS — High school football begins Friday night across Indiana. Today we're focusing one team looking to defend their state title. Our Dave Calabro went home, paying a visit to Ben Davis. He discovered the Giants are hungry for more. The Giants open the season at home against Cathedral....
Indiana high school football Super 25 rankings: Check out Week 1 statewide poll
In addition to our USA TODAY Network Indiana high school football poll, which is voted on by a statewide group of media members, we are also unveiling an IndyStar Super 25 this season, which will rank the top-25 teams in the state regardless of class. My power poll going into the season: 1....
Predicting every 2024 Indiana high school football state champion as IHSAA season begins
My boss (thanks a lot, Matt Glenesk) asked me to make some predictions going into the season on which teams will reach the high school football state finals in the six classes. I’m adding the caveat that I can revisit these predictions at midseason and change them completely based on new information. Here are all the predicted sectional, regional, semistate and state championship winners in the six classes: ...
Breaking down the biggest storylines heading into high school football season
(WNDU) - High school football season is almost here, as Indiana schools kick off their regular seasons on Friday. Our WNDU 16 Sports team has been previewing teams around Michiana, but tonight we brought in South Bend Tribune Prep Sports Reporter Austin Hough to preview some of the big storylines of the season.
Indiana Corn Maze is a Finalist for Best in America Award
One Indiana corn maze is a finalist for a Best in America award from a very prestigious national place. As we begin to enter the fall season, a lot of attractions will be opening up that are full of fun fall activities. One of the most popular things to do during that time of year is to get lost in a corn maze. There are no shortages of corn mazes in Indiana, and why shouldn't there be? Indiana is known for being a large corn producer. Each Indiana corn maze has its own unique design, and one of them is actually nominated for the Best Corn Maze in America.
FBI looks into ‘objects’ put on breakfast of Indiana DNC delegates
(WISH) — “Unknown objects” were placed on breakfast food Wednesday at the hotel housing the Indiana delegation to the National Democratic Convention, police say. One law enforcement source told CNN that authorities believe activists brought the maggots into the Fairmont Hotel, and that Chicago Police Department and the FBI in Chicago were investigating. Several women […]
Ascension St. Vincent Heart Center ranked No. 1 in Indiana, No. 2 in U.S. for cardiac care
Carmel-based hospital ranked higher than Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, Massachusetts General in Boston, Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland. When it comes to taking care of your heart, patients want the best team in healthcare – and a new, independent ranking places Ascension St. Vincent at the very top for cardiac care.
Code/IT Academy Opens Enrollment, CompTIA A+ Certification Applications due September 23, 2024 for free training
Ivy Tech/Jasper Dubois County Public Library today announced that applications are open for Code/IT Academy, a 10-week upskilling program to help Hoosiers acquire in- demand tech skills and access higher paying jobs. The fall 2024 session prepares participants to pass the CompTIA A+ Certification Exam. Code/IT is a partnership between The Mill in Monroe County, Regional Opportunity Initiatives (ROI), and Ivy Tech Bloomington.
19 Daviess County natives indicted in multi-level drug trafficking operation
Daviess County law enforcement provide new information on a series of drug raids involving several agencies. The drug raids began on Aug. 13, near Farmview Drive, with one man dying in the hospital after what police call a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Democrats trying to reverse election losses in rural America urge focus on economy
CHICAGO –– Democrats should focus on pocketbook issues to win back rural voters, speakers including Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said at a Rural Council meeting at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday. Beshear urged the group of rural Democrats to reject social issues and a left-right ideological framing. Most voters, he said, were not worried about […]
KY housing shortage will worsen without action, low-income renters most vulnerable, says study
LOUISVILLE — A leader of a national real estate research firm says if no action is taken over the next five years on Kentucky’s housing shortage, more Kentuckians could be forced to live in substandard housing, live with family or friends in crowded spaces, deal with severe housing costs or become homeless. Patrick Bowen, the […]
Indiana’s First Donut and Beer Festival Is Happening in Evansville this October
This family-friendly festival celebrates breakfast and brews. Over the past several years, we've seen the popularity of food-based festivals skyrocket. Evansville is no stranger to hosting festivals surrounding different types of food. And there's something unique about being able to go to one place and try out different variations on your favorite food or beverage. One festival heading to Evansville is very unique as it celebrates breakfast and brews.
Indiana board orders New Albany funeral home to cease operations after disturbing conditions inside
NEW ALBANY, Ind — A New Albany funeral home had its licenses suspended after state investigators found it was operating under "dangerous conditions." Indiana's Attorney General began investigating Spring Valley Funeral & Cremation Services after a consumer filed a complaint with the state office. Investigators determined the funeral home posed a "clear and immediate danger" to public health and safety.
Man gets gun pointed at his face; he says “not cool”
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — A Louisiana woman was arrested in Evansville Wednesday after she was accused of pointing a gun at man during an argument. Evansville Police say they were dispatched to a hotel on Stahl Road after a call was made about a woman yelling she was going to kill someone. Police made contact […]
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