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Indiana Regulators Launch Probe Into Rising Utility Bills
(INDIANAPOLIS) - State regulators are launching a formal inquiry into why energy bills are climbing -- and what can be done to ease the burden on Hoosiers.The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will hold a public investigative meeting at 9:45 a.m. March 24 at the PNC Center in downtown Indiana...
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Donate Pajamas for Adults in Long-Term Care
FORT WAYNE -- A regional effort is underway to provide comfort and dignity to adults living in long-term care facilities across Northeast Indiana through the 2026 Pajama Drive organized by Doing The Good, part of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program.The annual drive collects new pajamas and loung...
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$20 Prom Dress Event Aims to Help Butler Teens Shine on Prom Night
(BUTLER) - High school students can find an affordable prom dress -- or even receive one at no cost -- during a special event Saturday hosted by the Roots of Giving Butler Food Pantry in partnership with From This Day Forward Ministry.The event, called "Once Upon a Prom," runs from 9 a.m. to noon...
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Registrations Open for Children's Museum "Royal Ball" in Coldwater
(COLDWATER) - Families still have time to sign up for the Children's Museum of Branch County's 2026 Royal Ball, set for Sunday, March 8, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Lakeland Elementary.Organizers say the popular annual event will feature themed crafts, games, refreshments, a silent auction, and opportuni...
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Final Weekend for Pokagon Toboggan Run
(ANGOLA) - The last chance of the season to ride Indiana's only refrigerated toboggan run is this weekend at Pokagon State Park.The toboggan run will operate Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. through March 1. Rides cost $20 per toboggan for one hour, with each sled holding up to four ...
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Quincy Schools Schedule Public Meetings on $60M Bond Proposal
(QUINCY) - Quincy Community Schools will hold two public information meetings on a proposed $60 million bond that voters will decide on May 5.Superintendent John Denney says the sessions will outline facility needs, planned renovations, financial impacts, and include building tours. The proposal ...
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Multistate Lawsuit Challenges Changes to U.S. Childhood Vaccine Schedule
(LANSING) - Michigan has joined a multistate lawsuit challenging recent federal changes to the recommended childhood vaccination schedule.The legal action targets a January 5 decision memo from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that removed universal recommendation status for se...
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Man Found Dead in Marion Home; Wife Charged with Murder
(GRANT COUNTY) - Authorities in Grant County are investigating a fatal shooting that left a 74-year-old man dead and his wife charged with murder.Deputies were called early Wednesday to a home in the 100 block of North 700 East near Marion for a reported shooting. Inside, they found Thomas Gray s...
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Report Links Ohio Data Centers to Lung Problems, Premature Deaths
(COLUMBUS) - Air pollution from large data centers could be harming the health of nearby residents, according to a new report examining the fast-growing industry.The analysis by Community & Environmental Defense Services found emissions from a single data center may pose risks to people livin...
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Whitmer’s Final State of the State Focuses on Literacy, Housing, Health Care
(LANSING) - Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer used her final State of the State address to highlight accomplishments from her two terms while outlining priorities for her last year in office, centering on education, housing affordability and health care costs.Whitmer said Michigan has seen economic ...
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