Eaton PD reserve officer arrested by Indiana State Police
A reserve officer with the Eaton Police Department has resigned after being arrested by Indiana State Police. Jamie Lynn Burris, 44, was arrested by state troopers early Saturday morning. Burris was a passenger in an SUV that
Ivy Tech announces it will no longer be withholding student transcripts
Ivy Tech Community College announced earlier this month that transcripts will be available for all students, regardless of whether or not they owe the college money. Nearly all (98 percent) of the 410 respondents to a 2016
IWU receives more than $1 million for STEM students
The National Science Foundation (NSF) recently awarded Indiana Wesleyan University a $1.3 million S-STEM grant. According to a press release, this is the largest NSF grant in IWU’s history. These funds will contribute to the national need
The former Delaware County Jail is going to become condos
Work is underway to convert the former Delaware County Jail and courts building into condominiums. The jail and courts operations were moved into the former Wilson Middle School building earlier this year. Developer Dave Jennings told The
Purdue Fort Wayne updates mask policy
One Indiana college is extending its mask requirement. Face masks will be required inside campus buildings at Purdue Fort Wayne through Jan. 31. That includes all students, faculty, staff, and visitors, regardless of vaccination status. The university
U.S. Supreme Court declines case from a man convicted in Huntington County
The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear the case of a man convicted of child molestation in Indiana. On Monday, the justices announced they have declined to review the case of Eric Benson Skeens. In 2009, a
Weekend storms hit Indiana and neighboring state
Severe storms rushed through the state last night and early into this morning. Portions of Indiana saw wind gusts up to and above 60 miles an hour, says WISH-TV meteorologist Marcus Bailey on Twitter. Despite this, the
Buyers continue to face issues with the housing market
189If you’ve been trying to buy a house, you know the market has been tough all year long. That continued in the month of November, according to F.C. Tucker. The real estate company says the number of
Hoosiers bet on basketball more than any other state
Hoosiers placed more than $463 million in sports bets in the month of November, which turned into a revenue of nearly $50 million. PlayIndiana.com says the popularity of betting has been fueled by football, but also college
Taylor employee receives Sagamore of the Wabash award
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb accorded retiring Taylor University faculty member and administrator Dr. Thomas Jones with the State of Indiana’s highest honor, the Sagamore of the Wabash. According to a press release, Holcomb presented the award to