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Trine Invites Area Businesses To Annual Tailgate For Talent
(ANGOLA) - Area businesses looking to hire Trine University students or graduates for internships and full-time positions are invited to participate in the university's annual Tailgate for Talent.The outdoor career fair will be held along Thunder Drive from noon to 3 p.m. Thursday, September 24.T...
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Trine Professor Helps Update National Standards For Health Professions Advising
(ANGOLA) - A Trine University professor helped present updated best practices for health professions advisors and institutions during a national conference in New Orleans.Angela Bojrab, director of Trine's pre-health professions and direct entry programs and a professor in the Department of Biolo...
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Congress Considering Another $11 Billion In Aid For Farmers
(WASHINGTON) - Congress is considering more than $11 billion in additional assistance for American farmers struggling with higher production costs and low crop prices.Total Federal Support Could Reach $55 BillionThe proposed funding would come on top of approximately $44 billion in federal farm p...
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Haitian TPS Protections Set To Expire Today, Affecting Coldwater Community
(COLDWATER) - Temporary immigration protections for approximately 350,000 Haitians living in the United States are set to expire Monday, with the change expected to have a significant effect on Coldwater's Haitian community and local workforce.Protections End MondayA federal appeals court last we...
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WLKI Seeks Records In Steuben County Park Financial Investigation
(ANGOLA) - WLKI is continuing its investigation into financial oversight at Steuben County Park and Campground on Crooked Lake.A State Board of Accounts examination found that $44,141.27 collected at the park between 2022 and 2024 was not deposited.Former Park Assistant Superintendent and Event C...
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Cyclospora Cases Continue Rising Across The Region
(ANGOLA) - Cyclospora cases continue to rise across northeast Indiana, southern Michigan and northwest Ohio as federal health officials expand their investigation into the nation's largest outbreak of the parasite. Nearly 1,950 illnesses have been linked to shredded lettuce served at Taco Bell re...
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Funeral Arrangements Announced For Lakeland Student Killed In Crash
(TOPEKA) - Funeral arrangements have been announced for an 18-year-old Lakeland High School student killed Thursday evening in a crash near Topeka.The LaGrange County Sheriff's Office says Kaden Wiese of Wolcottville lost control of a pickup truck around 7 p.m. on County Road 700 South. The truck...
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Bryan Man Pleads Guilty In Buggy Hit-And-Run Case
(BRYAN) - A Bryan man has pleaded guilty in a Williams County hit-and-run that seriously injured a pregnant woman and her two children.Michael Quillen entered guilty pleas Thursday to three counts of failure to stop after an accident and one count of tampering with evidence.The charges stem from ...
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Three Injured When Pickup Rear-Ends Buggy In LaGrange County
(LAGRANGE COUNTY) - A Wolcottville woman and two young children were injured Wednesday afternoon when a pickup truck rear-ended their buggy in LaGrange County.The crash happened shortly before 3 p.m. on State Road 9 near County Road 300 South.The LaGrange County Sheriff's Office says 77-year-old ...
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Three Years, $44,000 And Few Answers: Inside The Steuben County Park Financial Failure
(ANGOLA) - Steuben County leaders have still provided no public answers about how more than $44,000 in county park collections went undeposited over three years--or how residents can independently know the financial operation is now under control.A former park employee, Sara Brook Smith, has been...
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