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Titans drop a pair of games to begin the Onset Invitational
FORT WAYNE, Ind.- The Indiana University South Bend Titans (0-4, 0-0 CCAC) dropped a pair of matches to begin the Onset Invitational, falling in game one to Mount Vernon Nazarene University (4-0) by scores of 20-25, 8-25, and 13-25 before losing in match two of the day to Marian University (3-1) by scores of 12-25, 13-25, and 20-25. IU South Bend fell in straight sets in match one despite eight kills from Taylor Hostetler and six kills from Madison Figg. Sophomore Brynn Lake again led the passing game, tallying 17 assists in just three sets of action. Match one saw the Titans out dig Mount Vernon Nazarene 43-42, led by defensive specialist Sydney Hanna who finished with a team high 14 digs.
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Heat wave underway for central Indiana
It’s another quiet morning for the Indianapolis area with mostly clear skies and lows in the 60s. Some outlying locations did fall closer to the 60° mark compared to cities near Indy. However, dew points are up throughout the area and currently in the 60s, which is making it feel sticky outside.
Indiana-Based Overdose Lifeline Runs into Issue Promoting Test Strips on Social Media
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana-based Overdose Lifeline rolled out a video campaign to make fentanyl test strips more accessible to Gen Z. Meta removed it from Facebook, the nonprofit said. As described in a News 8 report, fentanyl is a synthetic opioid drug that can be used for medical purposes...
WARNING: Toxic Drinks Pulled From Stores In Michigan And Indiana
Several drinks on the market in Michigan and Indiana grocery stores claim to be healthy. While some may hold up to those claims, some contain hidden dangers. One drink found to be highly toxic is now being pulled from store shelves in Michigan and Indiana. Toxic Drinks Pulled From Stores...
In a football game of stars, an unsung player is the key for Concord against Elkhart
DUNLAP — In a game that entered with buzz surrounding all the future Division-I talent on the field, an unsung player ended up being the difference. Concord senior Rafa Sabas connected on all three of his kick attempts (two field goals, one extra point), while Elkhart missed a pair of PATs — including one with 1:20 left in the game — to lift the Minutemen to a 13-12 victory Friday night in front of a jam-packed crowd...
Libertarian candidate for governor to visit the Tri-State
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — The libertarian candidate for Indiana governor will be in the Tri-State Sunday. Donald Rainwater will be at the Farm Bureau of Posey County’s Cream the Candidate event from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.. The event will be at The Granary in New Harmony. It’s free and open to the public with […]
Penn football holds on to edge Valparaiso in Pete Riordan's first game
MISHAWAKA — The Pete Riordan Era is off to an exhilarating start. Maybe just a little bit too heart-stopping for the new Penn High School football coach though. The Kingsmen outscored Valparaiso 49-42 in a track meet like contest Friday night in the season opener at TCU Freed Field. ...
Mishawaka football rides huge second half to down Marian
MISHAWAKA — It was a tale of two distinctly different halves at Mishawaka Marian Friday night. The Mishawaka Cavemen were surely glad of that too. Coach Keith Kinder's squad responded in a huge way with a dominating second half showing to down the Knights 41-24 in the high school football season opener for both...
What we learned from Week 1 of SW Indiana high school football: Routs, thrillers and more
Week 1 of high school football is in the books. Here's what we learned from the opening night, including a look inside Heritage Hills' tone-setting rout of Southridge, a smattering of blowouts and more. ...
Berrien County offering free Narcan training
BERRIEN COUNTY, Ind. -- Berrien County Health Department is inviting locals to participate in free Narcan training at Benton Harbor on Aug. 28 and at Niles on Aug. 29. The training is only 15 minutes with each participant receiving a free rescue kit containing Narcan, an easy-to-use nasal spray. This Narcan rescue kit can help reverse the effects of an opioid overdose in a matter of minutes.
Thousands of disabled Hoosiers face 1-3 year long waitlists for state Medicaid waivers released in July
INDIANAPOLIS — Thousands of disabled Hoosiers could spend months, if not years, on a waitlist to receive Medicaid waivers. These include the Pathways Waiver (for Hoosiers over 60 who require nursing-level care), or the Health & Wellness Waiver (for Hoosiers under 60 who require nursing-level care), according to lawmakers on the Medicaid Advisory Committee and […]
Girls Varsity Volleyball falls to New Prairie 3 – 0
The Wolves suffered there first loss of the season at New Prairie. kills: Ketcham 6, Hart 4. Aces: Sutor & Olmos 1. Blocks: Parker 4, Frever 2. Digs: Sutor 12, Haring 11, Hart 10. Assists: Haring 9, Olmos 7.
Aguilera's free kick goal is too little too late in 2-1 loss
GOSHEN, Ind. - Alessandra Aguilera scored Goshen's first goal of the season, but the women's soccer team lost to Cornerstone 2-1 on Saturday night at the GC Soccer Complex. Gracie Gortmaker put the Golden Eagles on the board early in the fourth minute, but the score was still 1-0 by halftime. Cornerstone got a second goal on an own goal in the 56th minute. Goshen had a free-kick attempt in the 88th minute, and Alessandra Aguilera booted a beauty beyond the keeper to cut the lead in half. Sophia Yoder had a shot in the final minute that went wide right, and Cornerstone won 2-1.
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