Owner of Stacked Pickle chain files for bankruptcy protection
Former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Gary Brackett, the owner of the Stacked Pickle sports bar chain, has filed for bankruptcy protection. In the filing, the 41-year-old listed two-million-dollars in assets and five-point-eight-million-dollars in liabilities. All ten of Brackett’s
Driver arrested for head on collision on I-69
The man who caused a crash on I-69 last year that killed Cowan teacher Lee Ingles has turned himself in. 49-year-old Beau White, of Kokomo, crossed the median and crashed head-on into Ingles. White was taken to
Walgreens plans to raise minimum hourly wage
Walgreens is raising its hourly wage. The pharmacy chain will increase the starting wage for staffers to $15 an hour starting in October. Rival CVS Health said earlier this month that it would raise the minimum wage
Hands of Hope transitions to mobile model to better serve victims and survivors
Hands of Hope, a division of Family Service Society, Inc., announced today its transition from a domestic violence shelter to a new innovative mobile advocacy model to better serve victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence,
Hurricane contributes to increase in gas prices
Gas prices are on the rise once again in Indiana. GasBuddy reports many gas stations across the state are bumping up prices to $3.19 per gallon this afternoon, and up to $3.29 in northwest Indiana. GasBuddy’s Patrick
Indiana woman sues CDC and various retailers over mask requirements
An Indiana woman is suing the CDC and multiple retailers over COVID-19 mask requirements. Jennifer Reinoehl filed the lawsuit on Aug. 18, stating that the CDC mask requirements violated laws meant to protect people with disabilities. Krispy
Marion City Planning Director in favor of changing downtown streets
The Marion City Council’s budget sessions continued last night and while Advisory Plan Director Sam Ramsey told the council there would be no changes to his 2022 budget, he did tell them he is in favor of
3 Indiana organizations make Forbes like of “Best Employers for Women”
Forbes has released its annual list of “America’s Best Employers for Women,” and three of them are from Indiana. Among the 300 companies that made the list, IUPUI was ranked No. 14, Ivy Tech Community College came
IU Health pauses elective surgeries
Inpatient elective surgeries are being suspended at IU Health. The health network announced they’d be suspending 50-percent of those procedures starting August 30th. Elective surgery patients are being notified and will be rescheduled about three weeks out.
Indiana Supreme Court gives Governor Holcomb the green light to sue the state legislature
The Indiana Supreme Court says Governor Holcomb can move forward and sue the state legislature over the state’s emergency powers law. Legislators voted to allow themselves to be called into session during a public health emergency, like