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Japanese Auto Parts Maker To Shut Down Factory In Richmond
RICHMOND, Ind. — An auto parts maker in Richmond is laying off all of its workers there and closing its facility. TBK Col, which is based in Japan, makes brakes and water pumps for heavy-duty vehicles like semi-trucks and buses. They told the state on Tuesday that they are shutting down their plant in Richmond. […] The post Japanese Auto Parts Maker To Shut Down Factory In Richmond appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Freshman move-in weekend marks beginning of Indiana University's 2024-25 school year
Indiana University’s class of 2028 and other dorm-dwelling students moved into campus over the weekend, ahead of the start of classes on Monday, Aug. 26. The weekend also marked move-in day for IU’s other campuses, including IU Indianapolis (formerly Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis) and IU South Bend. ...
The space station will fly over central Indiana the next 2 mornings
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Fantastic weather has settled into central Indiana, making it the perfect opportunity to see the International Space Station. There are usually many passes from the space station in a given month, but most are too low on the horizon for us to see. Not to mention, sometimes our weather does not cooperate […]
32 arrested, at least 27 suspects still wanted in central Indiana drug bust
(WXIN/WTTV) — Central Indiana police crews have arrested 32 people during a large drug warrant roundup throughout Johnson County and Marion County. Police are still looking to arrest 32 other suspects with active arrest warrants. The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office said that police crews from a total of nine departments executed over 50 arrest and […]
Delaware County breaks ground on mental health rehabilitation center
Delaware County has officially broke ground on a mental health rehabilitation center for the county, to be paired with the Justice Center. IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports. Delaware County Commissioners had one goal for the federal COVID-era American Rescue Plan funds – to build a local in-patient center for mental health and substance use treatment.
Schmitt receives Survivors of Suicide award
Sometimes Mary Lou Schmitt’s story begins with her fingernails. Specifically, their being polished purple with turquoise tips. “Do the colors of your nails mean anything?” a new acquaintance might ask. “They are the colors of suicide prevention,” Mary Lou says – and her story begins to unfold....
WARN notice out for Triple Canopy; Evansville impacted
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – A notice has been sent out in relation to Triple Canopy, and Evansville is impacted. Officials explain the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) requires certain employers to give advance notification of a planned layoff or shutdown which results in a loss of work for more than six months, termination […]
Daughter, who was supposed to have been her father’s caregiver when his health deteriorated, ‘didn’t care for nor seek help for the elderly man despite having voluntarily assumed care of him alongside her husband before he died; charged
Indianapolis, IN – According to the police officials, the 49-year-old daughter, later identified as Carrmen, and her 60-year-old husband, Fredrick, were taken into custody and later charged with multiple charges, including: negIect of a dependent resulting in death, altering the scene of a death, failure to report human remains and other charges in connection with her dad’s death, 73-year-old Keneth.
New business coming to Holton-Marshal thankful for RSRF grant
Along with other business at the August meeting of the Holton Town Council, they approved a zoning change for a new business on US 50 in the town. Phyllis Nighbert, Paul Hughes and Andy Stratton all agreed that having self-storage units would be good for the town of Holton and gave their approval to make the zoning change from agriculture to roadside business for the property at 7970 W US 50 requested by Brandon Thoroughman and Cassie Hornsby, owners.
‘My job is to build culture’: new principal Jagga Rent is ready to embrace change
It seems as though NC has come alive in the last couple of weeks. The one evident change from last year is leadership. New principal Jagga Rent is here and ready to build culture. Rent comes from his former job as principal at HSE Intermediate Junior High. Rent frequently walks...
‘I want to attack their weaknesses. I want to weaponize my good players’: Bryant Haines is looking to build an aggressive defense with IU Football
Fast. Physical. Relentless. That’s the motto of the new-look IU Football defense. Heading into his first season with Indiana, defensive coordinator Bryant Haines has emphasized those three words all offseason when talking about his defense. Even when he’s not saying those words verbatim, his message stays the same.
Adult day attendees report losing transportation services under Medicaid transition
INDIANAPOLIS (INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — Vicki Stanford loves the days when she gets to attend Still Waters Adult Day Center. At the Indianapolis facility, the 81-year-old paints, attends tea parties and presses flowers but, more importantly, she gets to socialize with “people just like me.” “There’s so many friendly people and it’s better than sitting […]
Robin is a Parvo Survivor Superpup – He’s Available at Warrick Humane Society
I got a really sad email email today from Warrick Humane Society. A puppy that we have featured before as a pet of the week is still at the shelter and is now considered their longest resident!. When Robin Egg, Coconut Nest, and Cotton Candy arrived at WHS, they had...
Devour Indy returns with more than 100 restaurants
INDIANAPOLIS — Devour Indy is back in full swing across the Circle City. More than 100 restaurants are participating in this massive culinary celebration. St. Elmo Steakhouse is not just an Indianapolis staple, you might even consider it the birthplace of Devour Indy. “We’ve been involved literally since day one,” said St. Elmo General Manager […]
Coaches Believe Indiana Contends For Nation's Best NIL Situation
In a CBS Sports survey of over 100 men's college basketball coaches asking which programs they believe have the best NIL situations, Indiana received the fifth highest percentage of votes.
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