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Capital B Gary story: The USDA Is Finally Paying Back Black Farmers. Some Say It’s Not Enough.
Lyles Station is a region of Indiana once dominated by Black farmers. The community, located in Gibson County, was founded by free African Americans in the 19th century. (Photo/Scott Olson of Getty Images) This story was originally published by Capital B Gary. John Jamerson knows the value of farming land....
Indiana college 'intellectual diversity' and tenure law into effect this school year
A small group of students and faculty held a candlelight vigil Sunday night and into the early hours of Monday at Indiana University’s Sample Gates. Candles flickered late into the night as protesters mourned the loss of free speech. The vigil ended peacefully. A few hours later, classes were...
FOX59/CBS4 to host gubernatorial debate before November’s general election
INDIANAPOLIS — A little more than one month before November’s general election, Hoosiers will be able to hear from Indiana’s gubernatorial candidates about issues that are important to them. FOX59 and CBS4, along with our news partners across the state, will broadcast a live televised debate featuring candidates for governor. The one-hour debate will air […]
Theft investigation continues after jury trial
WARSAW — More related charges are expected following the conviction of an Akron woman in a jury trial who was found guilty of involvement in a string of thefts. Following a two-day jury trial in the Kosciusko County Superior I Court, Nikita Deseree Nelson, 25, of Akron, was found guilty of three felony theft charges earlier this week. The charges stem from separate incidents in February and March of 2023.
Three Indiana bankers receive top honor
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Bankers Association recognized three members of the state’s banking community with Leaders in Banking Excellence awards, the Association’s highest honor. The awards were presented at a ceremony on Friday, Aug. 2, at the IBA’s headquarters in Indianapolis. Class of 2024 Honorees. Michael...
Deer Dying from EHD Across Indiana
STATEWIDE-Epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) has been detected in deer across Indiana, says the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. While humans can’t contract EHD, it can be fatal to deer, but some deer can recover and develop immunity. “The biting midge, a small insect, transmits this disease. When it’s more abundant and the deer are found […] The post Deer Dying from EHD Across Indiana appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Manchester Dominates Wabash With 3-0 Shutout Win
Coming off of two straight losses, the Manchester boys soccer team looked to make a statement Thursday as the boys hosted Wabash for their second conference game of the season. Using crucial goals in the opening stages of both the first and second halves, the Squires remained unbeaten in the Three Rivers Conference with a 3-0 win.
Rochester Park Board Asking For Public Input On Parks
ROCHESTER — If you use Rochester park facilities, the Rochester Park and Recreation Board needs your input. The board has a survey out for the public to fill out through mid-September, said Park Board President Alex Berlin. The survey, which may be found on the Rochester Park and Recreation...
'The future of Indiana is dying' | Teens pressure lawmakers to address mental health crisis
INDIANAPOLIS — Teenagers in Indiana are in crisis and need help. That was the message from a group of high school students who came to the Indiana Statehouse Wednesday, Aug. 28. The students came from across the state to be part of a youth mental health roundtable. They talked...
‘Go On, You N—er’: Indiana Woman Hits Pregnant Woman Holding a Baby with Baseball Bat During Racist Tirade, Court Documents Allege
Authorities arrested an Indiana woman accused of hitting a pregnant woman with a baseball bat while calling her multiple slurs and insults during a fiery […] ‘Go On, You N—er’: Indiana Woman Hits Pregnant Woman Holding a Baby with Baseball Bat During Racist Tirade, Court Documents Allege
Richard Allen’s confessions to family, doctors ruled admissible in Delphi murders trial
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. – Several reported confessions to family members, jail staff and doctors made by Delphi double murder suspect Richard Allen have been ruled admissible in court. Special Judge Fran Gull – assigned to the Carroll County case from Allen County – signed a ruling Thursday that states all statements made by Allen to psychologists, […]
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