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Water Restored in Butler After Pipe Failure Leaves City Dry for Nearly 20 Hours
(BUTLER) - Water service has been restored in the city of Butler after a major pipe failure left residents and businesses without water for nearly a full day.The outage began just before noon Thursday when an 8-inch water pipe failed, draining the city's water tower and cutting off service across...
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Inmate Found Dead During Routine Check at St. Joseph County Jail
(SOUTH BEND) - A 34-year-old inmate was found dead Friday afternoon inside the St. Joseph County Jail, according to Indiana State Police.In a press release, ISP said Dustin Pate was found unresponsive in his cell around 12:35 p.m. during routine cell checks. Jail staff attempted life-saving measu...
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Two Indiana Drivers Seriously Injured in Head-On Crash in Ohio
(WILLIAMS COUNTY) - Two women from Indiana were seriously injured Friday evening in a head-on crash in northwest Ohio.The Ohio State Highway Patrol said the crash happened around 6:30 p.m. on U.S. 20. A driver from Waterloo, Indiana, was traveling eastbound when she crossed the center line and co...
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Hillsdale Academy to Host Open House Sunday for Prospective Families
(HILLSDALE) - Hillsdale Academy, the private K-12 school affiliated with Hillsdale College, will host an open house Sunday, Feb. 1, for families interested in learning more about the school.The open house is scheduled from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on the Hillsdale College campus, where Hillsdale Academy is...
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Three Seriously Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash at US-127 and US-6
(PULASKI TOWNSHIP) - Three people were seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash Thursday night at the intersection of U.S. 127 and U.S. 6 in Williams County.The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Defiance Post says the crash happened around 8:56 p.m. when a southbound 2018 Nissan Altima failed to yield...
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Indiana Senate Approves Hemp Bill, Sends Measure to House
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Legislation that would tighten regulations on hemp-based THC products has officially passed the Indiana Senate and now heads to the Indiana House of Representatives for consideration.Senate Bill 250 cleared its third reading in the Senate with a 35-13 vote. The bill would prohibi...
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Quincy Lawmaker Calls for One-Year Pause on New Data Centers
(QUINCY) - A local Michigan lawmaker is calling for a one-year moratorium on new data centers as questions grow about their impact on local communities, energy systems and water resources.State Rep. Jennifer Wortz of Quincy is drafting legislation that would temporarily halt approval of new data ...
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Love Local Returns to Downtown Coldwater Saturday with Soup, Shopping and Winter Fun
(COLDWATER) - Downtown Coldwater is hosting its annual Love Local event today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., bringing food, shopping and winter entertainment to the city's business district.Organized by the Coldwater Main Street Program, the event features the popular Best of Bowls Soup and Chili Cook-O...
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Sing Your Heart Out: Women's Chorus Invites New Voices in Angola
(ANGOLA) - Women who love to sing are invited to raise their voices and join a local chorus that blends music, friendship and fun.The A Cappella Magic Chorus, based in Angola, is welcoming new members from Steuben County and surrounding communities. No formal music training is required -- just a...
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Need Help Paying Your Winter Energy Bills? NIPSCO Highlights Programs Ahead of Energy Assistance Day
(MERRILLVILLE) - With winter heating bills putting pressure on household budgets, NIPSCO is reminding customers that help is available as National Energy Assistance Day approaches on Monday, Feb. 2.The utility says a range of state, federal and company-supported programs are designed to help cust...
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