Indiana Michigan Power warns against COVID-19 scams
Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) issued a warning to its customers this week to beware of scams related to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to an I&M press release, scams have been reported across the U.S. targeting utility customers
Oak Hill names Chad Cripe as new superintendent
The Oak Hill United School Corporation welcomed its new superintendent yesterday. Chad Cripe joins the Oak Hill community from Hamilton South Eastern High School. Cripe has also been principal at Tippecanoe Valley and assistant principal at Manchester.
Kokomo Police are looking for people of interest after a teenager was shot in the head
The Kokomo Police Department has identified two people of interest after a Tuesday morning shooting. According to the Kokomo Perspective, At about 2:57 a.m., KPD officers responded to 920 E. Walnut St. and located a 17-year-old female
ISP is investigating a Sunday shooting involving Richmond police
Richmond Police Chief Mike Britt has asked the Indiana State Police (ISP) Pendleton District to investigate a police action shooting that occurred Sunday involving officers from the Richmond Police Department. The incident occurred shortly before 11 a.m.
The pandemic could stop Splash House fun this summer
With the state moving on to stage 3 of the “Indiana Back on Track” program today, community pools are now able to open according to CDC guidelines. But the Splash House, Marion’s popular waterpark, could be an
Stage 3 of Indiana’s reopening begins today
Governor Announces Next Stage to Safely Reopen Indiana INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced that because health indicators remain positive, most of the state will advance to stage 3 of the Back On Track Indiana plan
Thursday is the last day to request an absentee ballot
Though Indiana’s primary election was pushed back due to the coronavirus, it’ll be here before you know it. The election is set for June 2, 2020, but today, Thursday, May 21 is the last day voters can
There’s a new online marketplace for businesses and organizations to buy masks, shields and hand sanitizer
As businesses resume operations, those unable to source and procure PPE on their own can go online to backontrack.in.gov/ppemarketplace.htm to order masks, face shields and hand sanitizer. While the first round of available PPE has been reached,
Colleges and universities talk plans for the fall semester
While many colleges and universities switched to remote, online classes during the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more schools are releasing their plans for the 2020-2021 school years. Taylor University’s Interim President Paige Comstock Cunningham has announced 2020
Indiana Supreme Court doesn’t want to weigh in on Attorney General position
Though Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill’s suspension from practicing law began on May 18, Hill still currently holds his position as the chief legal officer of the state. According to court documents, the Indiana Supreme Court ordered