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Purdue Custodian Arrested After Camera Found in Dorm Shower
(WEST LAFAYETTE) - A Purdue University custodian is facing felony charges after allegedly recording a female student while she was showering inside a campus residence hall. Police say Robert Dotson was arrested after a student reported seeing a phone camera pointed at her from behind a shower cu...
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Ohio Lawmakers Push Tax Credits for Paid Parental Leave
(COLUMBUS) - Ohio lawmakers are moving forward with a proposal that would reward businesses for offering paid parental leave.House Bill 682 would provide state tax incentives to employers who voluntarily offer paid leave to workers after the birth or adoption of a child. The bill is sponsored by...
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Michigan Faces Rising Dam Risks as Repair Funding Runs Dry
(LANSING)_ -= Four years after catastrophic dam failures flooded parts of mid-Michigan, state officials warn the risk of another disaster is growing.Following the 2020 collapse of the Edenville and Sanford dams, lawmakers approved more than 50 million dollars to repair or remove unsafe dams state...
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ACD Museum Wins State Grant to Bring Auburn's History to Life
(AUBURN) - The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum in Auburn is getting a boost for one of its newest history projects. The museum has received a three-thousand-dollar Historic Preservation Education Grant to support a photography exhibit connecting Auburn's automotive past with its historic...
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Glick Speaks Out After Lieutenant Governor Shares Senators' Personal Info
(LAGRANGE) - Indiana State Senator Sue Glick of LaGrange says she's standing firm after being doxed by Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith following a contentious vote on redistricting. Beckwith posted photos and contact information for 21 Republican senators who voted against mid-decade r...
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Early Learning Center Raising Tuition After Major Funding Cuts
(ANGOLA) - Families at the Early Learning Center in Angola will soon pay more for childcare and preschool services. The center, operated by the Metropolitan School District of Steuben County, announced tuition increases starting the first week of January. The increase comes after a sharp drop in ...
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Stempien Launches Campaign for Branch County Circuit Court
(COLDWATER) - A man familiar with the court system wants to serve in a new role. On Monday, Branch County Prosecutor Zachary Stempien announced that he is seeking election to be the next Circuit Court Judge for the County, to fill the upcoming vacancy of Judge William O'Grady. Stempien says this ...
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New Indiana Bill Cracks Down on College Athlete Prop Bets
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A new bill at the Indiana Statehouse would crack down on proposition betting involving college athletes.Senate Bill 120 would prohibit sportsbooks from accepting prop bets placed by college athletes on the sport they play. It would also fine athletes who try to place those bets--...
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Angola Rotary's Silver Tree Project Brightens Christmas for Local Seniors
(ANGOLA) - The Angola Rotary Club is spreading holiday cheer to dozens of local seniors this Christmas.The club's Silver Tree Project helped make the season brighter for 80 seniors in the Angola area, thanks to community support and donations. A message from the Rotary Club thanked residents for...
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Indiana Eases Driving Limits to Rush Propane During Cold Snap
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana is moving to speed up propane deliveries as cold weather drives up demand across the state.Governor Mike Braun has signed an executive order temporarily waiving hours-of-service limits for drivers hauling propane. The move allows drivers to stay on the road longer, helpin...
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