Local locations participating in Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and a number of local organizations and locations are participating in the “What Were You Wearing?” Campaign to educate the community. Marion Police Chief Angela Haley explained, “The Marion Police
Federal government pairs Eli Lilly’s COVID-19 antibody treatments
The federal government is stopping the distribution of a COVID-19 antibody treatment by Eli Lilly on its own because of an increase in coronavirus variants across the U.S. Bamlanivimab can still be used with etesevimab, which is
Fifth District Congresswoman Victoria Spartz announces mobile office hours
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (IN-05) has announced mobile office hours in locations across Indiana’s Fifth District. “The mobile offices will allow my staff to be accessible to Hoosiers throughout communities in the Fifth District. Providing the best constituent
Debt collectors can take your stimulus check
If you’re in trouble with creditors and are expecting a stimulus check, they can take all or part of your money, says the Indiana Supreme Court. The court declined to stop those kinds of seizures, despite requests
Gov. Holcomb extends state tax filing deadline to May 17
Last week, the IRS extended the deadline to file your federal taxes, from April 15 to May 17. Now, Hoosiers will have an extra month to file their state taxes as well. Governor Eric Holcomb has signed
IRS pushes back federal tax filing deadline
The Internal Revenue Service has pushed back the deadline for filing taxes by a month. In a late-day announcement on Thursday, IRS officials revealed they’ve delayed the original April 15th deadline to May 17th. “Under titanic stress
Taylor University names new president
The Taylor University Board of Trustees today announced the election of D. Michael Lindsay, Ph.D., as its next President. The appointment comes after an international search led by the University’s Presidential Search Committee (PSC). “Dr. Lindsay is
Marion High School JROTC Cadet Yancey qualifies for second national championship
Marion High School JROTC Cadet Alysa (Muffet) Yancey has qualified to compete in the Army JROTC Air Rifle Marksmanship National Championship. This is the second national championship that Yancey has qualified to compete in this school year.
IU sorority under investigation for hazing allegations
A sorority at IU is in trouble for possible hazing incidents. Kappa Kappa Gamma has been placed on cease and desist, which means all activities are suspended as the investigation continues. According to the Indiana Daily Student,
Elwood woman dies in Grant County crash
An Elwood woman died Friday morning in a crash in Grant County. Indiana State Police say Nancy Fuller, 57, was driving northbound on State Road 37, south of State Road 26 when, for some reason, her car