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2024 summer students earn chancellor’s list, dean’s list honors at Indiana University Kokomo
KOKOMO, Ind. — Forty-eight full-time Indiana University Kokomo students earned chancellor’s list or dean’s list honors for the summer 2024 semester. Chancellor’s list students earned a 4.0 grade point average (GPA), while dean’s list students earned a minimum 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale while carrying at least 12 credit hours throughout the grading period.
'We are losing control' | Teachers and parents describe dire conditions at Broad Ripple Middle School
INDIANAPOLIS — Written comment on conditions at Broad Ripple Middle School paint a dire picture of crumbling infrastructure and staff overwhelmed by a student body that's double what was expected. It is the subject of the first IPS action school board meeting on Aug. 29. They will read written...
Carmel’s Sugar Creek Winery to close next month
For owner David Phillips, the time seems right to close Sugar Creek Winery. “The increased rental rate, coupled with rising operational costs and the many competing activities offered in Carmel, all make long-term sustainability out of reach,” Phillips said. “The business was increasing but not at the same rate as operating expenses. I have a great staff that gets five-star reviews, but they are all part-time employees. So, the day-to-day operations were pretty much my responsibility, which is fine, but taking care of the back-office stuff, payroll, inventory, bookkeeping, etc., would take time away from the sales and marketing necessary to grow the business faster. So, all things considered, the decision was fairly simple.”
Urgent adoption need | IACS shelter exposed to parvo
INDIANAPOLIS — IACS Rescue is asking for emergency help after several areas of the shelter were exposed to parvo. Canine parvovirus, better known as "parvo" is a potentially deadly virus that is especially dangerous to puppies. IACS has posted a page with the dogs that have been exposed and...
ISP: 3 arrested on child solicitation charges
ANDERSON, Ind. — The Indiana State Police announced the arrests of three people, all charged with child solicitation following an undercover investigation. On Aug. 22, ISP said three suspects were arrested near the Lapel exit on Interstate 69, all of which were engaged in a social media sting in which an undercover ISP detective posed […]
Chuck Lynn, beloved Speedway fixture selling newspapers at track on souped up trike, dies
INDIANAPOLIS -- The beloved track icon Chuck Lynn, who sold newspapers riding a souped-up trike bought for him by the IndyCar teams who adored him, and the guy who had more access to more drivers than just about anyone at Indianapolis Motor Speedway has died. He was 71. Lynn was born with cerebral...
Attempted Murder Charges Filed After Family Gathering Shooting
GREENWOOD, IND — A man was charged with attempted murder on Thursday after prosecutors say he shot his brother and mother during a family gathering last week. Marcus Dewayne Mundy faces preliminary charges of attempted murder, battery with a deadly weapon, and criminal recklessness with a firearm. The affidavit says the incident started with a […] The post Attempted Murder Charges Filed After Family Gathering Shooting appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Monroe County nixes housing project, saying Bloomington should build higher.
Monroe County commissioners have, for a second time, rejected a proposed housing development in the Clear Creek area, with one commissioner suggesting the city of Bloomington could provide more housing if it allowed buildings to be taller. “Bloomington is providing a lot of housing, and that’s where people should be moving to,” said...
Two NFL Super Bowl contenders tried to sign the newest Indianapolis Colts defensive back but failed
The Indianapolis Colts claimed former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Samuel Womack III off of waivers. And it appears they weren't the only team interested in the CB. Two of the NFL's clear Super Bowl contenders also submitted waiver claims for the CB. Womack had the second most teams ...
Delaware County veterinarian to be honored at Purdue
MUNCIE, Ind. — The Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine will recognize Kelly G. Whitesel as a distinguished alumnus during the upcoming Purdue Veterinary Conference. Whitesel earned his Purdue Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1972 and went on to build a very successful mixed animal practice in Delaware County, according to a news release. He...
Strangers Pay for 10-Year-Old to See Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour After Chemo Treatment
Ten-year-old Kennedy Coke is a major Swiftie. "All we do is talk about Taylor Swift," her mom says (quote via Your Tango). She's like a lot of little girls in that way, but Kennedy is also a cancer patient, having been diagnosed with a rare form of lung cancer when she was just 2 years old. She's been in and out of remission since then, but the family recently got unfortunate news.
Caitlin Clark Perfectly Describes Aliyah Boston Using Two Words
Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston recently took to social media to share a view of photos of the team's victory against the Connecticut Sun. Boston's photo gallery was attached with the message "Just a day at the office." She had some action shots of her shooting a jump shot against the ...
2 Purdue colleges are without leadership, and finding replacements may take years
In October of 2022, the search for a dean for the College of Education, which had stretched on for seven months by that point, finally came down to two candidates. Punya Mishra, a professor at Arizona State University, and André Green, a professor at the University of South Alabama, were set to give presentations on why they should be the next head of Purdue’s nationally recognized education program.
Indiana University student, professor already in trouble with new free speech policy
Indiana University’s new expressive activity policy is being enforced already — during the first week of the fall semester. On Tuesday, IUPD reported at least two people to the vice provost for faculty and academic affairs and student conduct office for violating policy by gathering for an event after 11 p.m. Ben Robinson, an associate professor of Germanic studies, and Bryce Greene, an informatics graduate student and founder of IU’s Palestine Solidarity Committee, were referred to the...
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