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Warrick Humane Society’s $5 Donation Drive to Help Fund New Building
When I find myself utterly overwhelmed by a massive project, I have this mantra I say out loud:. HOW DO YOU EAT AN ELEPHANT? ONE BITE AT A TIME. It's not about literally eating elephants (definitely not!), but rather breaking down daunting tasks into manageable pieces. By tackling small tasks one by one, eventually the whole project gets done.
Rising Star Casino Parent Company Plans to Relocate Gaming License to Fort Wayne Area
City council has stated they are not in a position to offer any comments at this time. (Rising Sun, Ind.) - Ohio County and the City of Rising Sun have been notified of plans to relocate Rising Star Casino. According to City Councilwoman Lisa Hewitt-Williams, Full House Resorts, Inc., the...
Kids found in poor living conditions during theft investigation in Seymour
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A report from police in Seymour, Indiana details how an extensive theft and fraud investigation led to the discovery of four children living in squalor conditions. Seymour police said this all started earlier in August when a construction company from Georgia hired a plumbing company from...
Seymour High School cuts the ribbon on a newly remodeled school
On Monday, August 12th, Seymour High School cut the ribbon on a newly remodeled school and marked the end of years of construction. Superintendent Brandon Harpe had the honor of cutting the ribbon (which took several tries) alongside the President of SCSC School Board, Kenny Browning, Assistant Superintendents Talmadge Reasoner and Lisa Ferguson, Principal Steve Bush, Vice Principals Karla Bohle, Aaron Floyd and Jeremy Richey, and plenty of staff. Students Jaylan Johnson, Charlie Bruce, Zoe Williams, Anna Fish, Reann Hons, Diego Aguilar Tencle, and Axel Arrona Olvera were selected to attend since they reflect the school’s diverse activities and accomplishments.
Developers of proposed Clark County subdivision withdraw rezoning request
MEMPHIS, Ind. (WAVE) - A proposal to rezone nearly 200 acres from agriculture to residential in rural Clark County is no more. Developers with Premier Homes withdrew their request saying they found a layout for their proposed subdivision that does not require rezoning the property. The request was to rezone the rural land from Agricultural 1 to Residential 2.
LIVE RADAR | Tracking scattered storms in Louisville and southern Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Severe weather is possible in the Metro Louisville area Saturday. A WHAS11 Weather Impact Alert Day has been called for Saturday due to storm chances and the possibility for heavy downpours and high winds. Severe weather is not expected, but locally heavy rain, gusty wind, and lightning is possible.
Man facing charges after Webster County crash
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Webster County Sheriff’s Office says a man is facing charges following an accident on I-69 that left three people injured. The Webster County Sheriff’s Office says crews were dispatched to a report of a two-vehicle collision on Interstate 69 near the 129-mile marker just after 7:45 p.m. on Thursday. Authorities […]
Take Part in Exclusive Meetings With Indiana’s Federal Lawmakers
An esteemed list of lawmakers continues to be assembled to address attendees at the Indiana Chambers’s Congressional Fly-in events to be held in October. This year’s presentation features a new twist as Hoosier delegation members will come home to discuss key issues with business leaders at two regional settings: Fort Wayne and Terre Haute. A third installation for the rest of the state will be a virtual event. The gatherings will allow attendees to hear from and connect directly with Indiana’s D.C. decision-makers without having to make the trip to Washington. All are free of charge and open exclusively to members of the Indiana Chamber and local chambers.
Red Skelton Museum to host book and film discussion starting in September
VINCENNES, Ind. (WTHI) - The Red Skelton Museum in Vincennes got a helping hand to kick off a program starting next month. Indiana Humanities recently awarded 19 organizations grants for humanities programs highlighting culture, history, and literature. The museum got $3,000 for its Laughter from Page to Screen program. It...
Providence football team plays in honor of beloved coach's memory
CLARKSVILLE, Ind. — The Our Lady of Providence football team is missing a key figure on the sidelines: their strength and conditioning coach, Tony Weisen. "During the game I felt like he was kinda there, even if he wasn't really there," Griffin Tucker, Providence senior and defensive end. "I felt, like his soul so to speak, whatever people believe, but his soul was there with us and I felt his intensity."
Colts To Visit Salem October 18
Indianapolis Colts football players and cheerleaders will be on hand at the Salem High School football field on Friday, October 18, about 90 minutes before kickoff for the West Washington vs. Salem game. The Colts will bring interactive fan activities, including Colts inflatables, a rally towel giveaway, games, a chance to win Colts prizes.
Carmel High School grad’s debut book a finalist
Jenna Voris, a 2014 Carmel High School graduate, is among five finalists in the young adult category for the 2024 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards. Now living in Alexandria, Va., her debut book, “Made of Stars,” published in March 2023 by Viking Books for Young Readers, was recognized among the finest books published by Hoosiers in 2022 and 2023.
LMPD looking for ‘Porch Pooper’ after man seen defecating on same porch multiple times
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Right now, Louisville Metro Police are looking for a man that has defecated on the same porch multiple times over the past week for no apparent reason. Police confirmed with WAVE News that they have received three police reports about the alleged “porch pooper,” who’s since...
Wreck claims life of 19-year-old Madisonville woman
HOPKINS COUNTY, Ky. (WEVV) — A 19-year-old Madisonville woman is dead after a wreck that happened late Thursday night. The Hopkins County Sheriff's Office says deputies responded to the scene of a single-vehicle crash in the area of Ilsley Road and St. Charles Road (KY HWY 112/KY HWY 454) around 11:40 p.m. on Thursday.
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