A trial is set to begin this week for a southern Indiana man accused of murdering and cannibalizing his ex-girlfriend. Joseph Oberhansley is charged in the killing of Tammy Jo Blanton in her ...Read more
A new study reports that people who use more emojis in online communications have more sex. Researchers at The Kinsey Institute, a research organization at Indiana University, surveyed more than ...Read more
One person was shot in Marion early Sunday morning, according to a press release by MPD Capt. Stephen Dorsey. Police were called to the scene around 3:31 a.m. to the 2000 block of South Gallatin ...Read more
The Indiana State Fair says its attendance this year was larger than 2018. Event representatives say a total of 878,857 people visited the State Fairgrounds to attend the 17-day event — over ...Read more
The St. Joseph River in downtown South Bend will once again generate power, just as it did a century ago for riverside factories. The University of Notre Dame and the city of South Bend broke ...Read more
More and more economists are predicting that America is headed for a recession in the next two years. The National Association for Business Economics polled a group of economists and found that 38% ...Read more
This Friday and Saturday the Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church is hosting its annual FunFest. The festival includes Fish-Fry and Tenderloins from 4-7 p.m. Friday with the band Higher Ground ...Read more
At yesterday’s commissioner’s meeting, commissioner Mark Bardsley presented a mark up of the latest smoking ban proposal. At the meeting, he requested no action to be taken as of yet, so ...Read more
The Hostess House is offering a cybersecurity lecture series beginning this Thursday, which lasts from 7-9 p.m. The first session is free offers an introduction to cybersecurity. Sessions 2-8 cost ...Read more
Fish are going belly-up on the Little Calumet River due to a chemical spill. Bruce Rowe from Indiana Sand Dunes National Park says multiple beaches were also closed by Lake Michigan last week. The ...Read more
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