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Everyone in Indiana May Have Had Social Security Number Stolen
This is some scary news for anyone who lives in Indiana. Your social security number may have been stolen. Everyone knows that a social security number is a very private thing. You never want to give that out to anyone. Granted, there are times when you have to give it out to prove your identity for financial purposes, but in general, the rule of thumb is to never give that information to anyone. Your social security card, in the hands of the wrong person, could cause a lot of problems for you that you really don't want to deal with.
UPDATE: Victims Identified in Fatal Harrison Brookville Road Crash
The accident took place Friday just before 5:00 AM. (West Harrison, Ind.) – The Dearborn County Sheriff’s Office has identified the victims of a fatal crash that occurred Friday morning on Harrison Brookville Road. The preliminary investigation revealed that a vehicle driven by Reese Hayes, 17, of Lawrenceburg,...
Police identify 2 people killed in head-on crash in Dearborn County
DEARBORN COUNTY, Ind. — Two people have died, including a teenager, after a head-on crash that had a road shut down for hours in Dearborn County Friday morning. It happened around 4:53 a.m. in the 1100 block of Harrison-Brookville Road, just off of I-74 when two vehicles were involved in a crash.
Doggie Poolooza at Greendale Pool Support PAWS of Dearborn Co.
It will be dogs only in the pool during the event. (Greendale, Ind.) – September 4 is “bring your dog to the pool day” in Greendale. Doggie Pooloosza will run from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Greendale Pool. For just a $5 donation per dog, your...
Medicare agrees to lower 10 drug prices
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The price of ten drugs are set to be decreased for many Ohioans on Medicare. Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, prices on select drugs used to treat blood cancers, blood clots, diabetes, heart failure, psoriatic arthritis and more will be lowered. As an example, Januvia by Merck Sharp & Dohme is commonly […]
Ohio employers embrace trend of hiring formerly incarcerated individuals
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Numerous Ohio employers are embracing a trend that helps job fill positions in a shrinking workforce, by hiring formerly incarcerated individuals. Caz Walcott, director of inclusive hiring for the nonprofit Responsible Business Initiative for Justice, said there has been an increase of businesses in the U.S. expressing interest in second chance […]
DeWine orders flags at half-staff in Ohio
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has ordered flags to be lowered. The order follows the death of Robert Hagler, a former judge in Greene County. Hagler’s obituary details the former judge died on Aug. 3 at 84-years-old. On all public buildings and grounds within Greene County, flags should be flown at half-staff […]
Duke Tobin's comments on Dax Hill's position change say it all for Bengals
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Dax Hill has been a fast riser at training camp this year after making the position change. Onlookers don’t need much in the way of explanation from the team or analysts on that one — the former first-round pick was making big plays during the preseason opener and has been working over former second-rounder DJ Turner in practice.
New location, new bag and wagon rule for this year's Kroger Wellness Festival
CINCINNATI — Cincinnati's unique, star-studded, freebie-filled Kroger Wellness Festival returns this year with free concerts, a new location and a new rule for how you can carry all your free swag. The festival will be held September 27 and 28 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. This year, however,...
Hanover Cross Country picked fifth in HCAC Preseason Poll
CARMEL, Ind. – The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference has announced the 2024 Men's Cross Country preseason poll results with the Panthers landing fifth. Hanover earned 49 points in the poll while Rose-Hulman took the top spot with 78 points and six first place nods. Manchester landed second with 75 points and four first place votes while Franklin finished third with 64 points.
E-REP STAFF STRUGGLED TO ANSWER QUESTIONS CONCERNING DETAILS OF THE 2023 FINANCIAL AUDIT
E-REP STAFF STRUGGLED TO ANSWER QUESTIONS CONCERNING DETAILS OF THE 2023 FINANCIAL AUDIT. Evansville Regional Economic Partnership staff struggled this week to answer questions from a county commissioner and attorney concerning details in an audit provided to the county. EREP staff provided information about efforts to attract new residents and...
USI’s newest students come to campus for first move-in day of fall semester
VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. (WEHT) — Students at the University of Southern Indiana are moving into their new campus housing ahead of the fall semester. Wednesday marks the first day new students move in for the school year. By the end of the week, more than 2,000 students will come to USI for move in ahead […]
Couple who inspired change in foster care and new movie speaking in Evansville and Princeton
PRINCETON, Ind. (WFIE) - There’s a new movie that’s been out in theatres called Sound of Hope. The Story of Possum Trot. It’s about Bishop WC Martin and his wife, Lady Donna Martin, who changed the face of foster car in their hometown of Possum Trot, Texas.
Officials hope investment to keep Cincinnati Open pays off economically
MASON, Ohio (WXIX) -Businesses in Mason are benefiting from the surge in tennis fans following the allocation of $130 million in taxpayer funds to retain the Cincinnati Open Tennis Tournament at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. Scott Hutchinson of the Warren County Convention and Visitors Bureau says loads of out-of-towners...
Bullitt County family sues cemetery where their son is buried, claiming harassment and outrageous conduct
PIONEER VILLAGE, Ky. — Cemeteries are often serene, quiet places, where people go to mourn and remember. At the Holder Family Cemetery that peace is paramount, in fact, the desire for peace is what pushed the plot into existence. "I should've been able to bury my son on July...
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