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Section of River Bluff Trail to be closed to public starting August 5 through September 2024
Last Updated on July 25, 2024 by Cass County Communication Network. A section of the River Bluff Trail along the north side of the Eel River in Logansport will be temporarily closed to the public for over a month due to the installation of a large sewer pipe. Sega, the...
Indiana man competent for trial in police officer’s killing
ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — An Indiana judge has found a man accused of fatally shooting a young police officer during a traffic stop competent to stand trial in the death penalty case. One doctor concluded that Carl Roy Webb Boards II “is not just competent, he is very competent,”...
2 arrested for road rage shooting on I-65 in Whitestown
WHITESTOWN, Ind. — Two people have been arrested for a road rage shooting that critically injured a semi driver on Interstate 65 in Whitestown. The shooting happened July 3 in the northbound lanes of I-65, near the Whitestown exit. Witnesses told police the driver of a vehicle brake-checked multiple semis on the interstate before the shooting. A woman was driving the suspect vehicle, with a man in the passenger seat.
IN: Indiana's READI Funds to Create New, Mixed-Use Development in Avon
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) joined local and regional officials in Avon to break ground on Easton Grey, a new mixed-use development that will create a central hub and bring housing, commercial development and amenities to central Indiana residents. Governor Eric J. Holcomb established the now $1.25 billion READI...
Lightning believed to be cause of large fire at apartment building
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A lightning strike was believed to be the cause of a large fire at an apartment building Wednesday night on the northeast side, a spokeswoman for Indianapolis Fire Department says. Crews from Indianapolis and Lawrence fire departments helped to tamp the blaze that had flames and smoke rising above the roof of […]
Christie Sides Described Her Caitlin Clark-Led Fever Team With One Simple Word
Christie Sides and the Indiana Fever started their 2024 WNBA campaign with a dreadful 1-8 start — in large part due to the fact that they faced the most difficult opening schedule of any team in the league. Since that start though, the Fever have bounced back with some far more impressive play. Led ...
NASCAR penalty report released for races at Indianapolis in 2024
NASCAR has finished its only date at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the 2024 season, as Kyle Larson won the Brickyard 400 for his third Crown Jewel victory. Larson was all good with inspections; however, three penalties are coming from the weekend in Indianapolis. All three of the penalties are relatively the same in the NASCAR Xfinity and Truck Series. Austin Hill’s crew chief Andy Street was fined $5,000 after one lug nut was found not safe and secure on the No. 21 Richard Childress Racing car after the Xfinity Series event. Street’s fine was the biggest of the weekend in Indianapolis, as the Truck Series had two smaller penalties for lug nuts. The penalties come from McAnally-Hilgemann Racing and Young’s Motorsports. Daniel Dye’s crew chief, Blake Bainbridge, and Thad Moffitt’s crew chief, Tyler Young, were fined $2,500 for one unsecured lug nut after the Truck Series event. None of these penalties are massive after several weeks of NASCAR debating big violations. Now, everyone can focus on the Olympic break as NASCAR returns in over two weeks. RelatedListen to Chase Elliott's angry radio exchanges at the 2024 Brickyard 400
Camera speed enforcement coming to some Indiana construction zones. Here's where.
Starting Aug. 14, camera technology will be set up in the I-70 construction zone in Hancock County. If a vehicle passing through the zone is traveling 11 mph or more above the speed limit, the technology will automatically take a photo of its license plate. The cameras are part of the Indiana Department...
Indiana man wanted for kidnapping arrested in western Kentucky
FRANKLIN, Kentucky — An Indiana man wanted for kidnapping was apprehended by officers Tuesday morning in western Kentucky. At about 9 a.m., Kentucky State Police received information that Cody Medsker, 28, of New Castle, Ind., was driving south on I-65 in a 2016 red Chevrolet Silverado in Franklin, Ky, according to a KSP news release.
Clinton County Ducks Unlimited Clubs For Conservation 4-Man Scramble Sets Off This Saturday, July 27
The Clinton County Ducks Unlimited Clubs for Conservation 4-Man Scramble is set for this weekend with opportunities to win guns and prizes with numerous sponsorships available to make an impact on Clinton County conservation efforts. The Clubs for Conservation scramble kicks off Saturday, July 27 with registration at 7 a.m....
“100% Chance of Winning Fun at Chamber Casino Night”
“Bring it back” was the call from past Chamber Casino Night attendees. Everyone is Welcome. This is NOT an event just for Chamber Members. Casino night is intended as an amusing night of networking, winning and fun for Chamber members and non-members alike. Casino night “players” are encouraged to get tickets by Friday August 2nd. Monday August 5 is the firm cut-off date to attend.
Frankfort Police Officers Support Young Lemonade Stand Entrepreneurs In Frankfort
The Clinton County and Frankfort community has been experiencing a rise in entrepreneurship amongst the youth in the community as they spread smiles and cheer with their lemonade stands during the summer months. On Tuesday, Frankfort Police Department Officer Ethan Cunningham and Lieutenant Zachary Nichols were on patrol when they...
New Study Reveals Indiana Has One of the Best School Systems in America
Choosing the right school for your kiddo is a huge decision for parents. But, what does that even mean - the "right" school? That answer is probably different for every student. So how does a parent - especially parents of youngsters just starting school - make that decision? WalletHub just released a report that might provide some insight to parents.
Feedback on Indiana’s diploma overhaul plan continues to pour in as state officials deliberate
INDIANAPOLIS (INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — As state education officials pump the brakes on a plan to overhaul Indiana’s high school diplomas, concerns from Hoosier teachers, students and families are mounting over the proposed graduation requirements. With the deadline fast approaching for the State Board of Education (SBOE) to finalize the changes, state leaders are asking for more […]
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