Many residents in Michigan and Indiana enjoy bacon for breakfast or as a delicious addition to any meal. However, residents in both states are urged to check their refrigerators for bacon that could cause serious illness. Massive Bacon Recall Affects …
The Trump administration told states this week that it won’t be dispersing over $6 billion in federal education grants, according to reporting from NPR. That money would normally go to a wide range of school programs, such as migrant education, resources …
This season has been an absolute rollercoaster for the Indiana Fever. From surprising exits to unexpected setbacks, predicting what comes next has become nearly impossible. Did you foresee DeWanna Bonner leaving? No one did! Who would have thought that …
The Indiana Fever have gone and done the impossible. Down 13 against the Minnesota Lynx, without Caitlin Clark? Not many had them winning this game! But fortune favors the brave. The Indiana Fever, led ably by Natasha Howard’s 16 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 …
Ever since Caitlin Clark went down with a groin injury, the Fever has adopted a new policy: Transparency. HC Stephanie White has been openly sharing the team’s plans, expectations, and progress on CC’s recovery. It feels like a calculated attempt to …
The Indiana Pacers might’ve come heartbreakingly close to winning the NBA championship, but the Indiana Fever? They actually got to pop the champagne! The Fever ended up winning their first WNBA Commissioner’s Cup after convincingly beating the best team …
On Tuesday evening, I watched a webinar with Indiana DNR Deer Coordinator Joe Caudell, PhD. I learned there are a lot of changes. Of major significance is that the guns we may use will be universal throughout the state on public and private property. × …
FISHERS, Ind. (WISH) — This Fourth of July you’re likely to see plenty of red, white and blue, but if you’re in Fishers look out for ‘Stan the Trash Man’ and his star spangled golf cart. For more than half a century, every day, 75-year old Stan Schenher …
CLEARFIELD — An Indiana man waived his right to a preliminary hearing during Centralized Court Wednesday. Michael Allen Fitzgerald, 44, waived his charges to trial before Magisterial District Judge Jerome Nevling. Charges levied against Fitzgerald are as …
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