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Braun Ends Race- And Sex-Based Preferences In Indiana State Contracting
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana is ending race- and sex-based preferences in state contracting after Attorney General Todd Rokita concluded that parts of the state's supplier diversity program are unconstitutional.Governor Mike Braun announced the change Wednesday, saying Indiana will replace those pref...
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Cyclosporiasis Cases Climb Across Indiana, Michigan And Ohio
(INDIANA/OHIO/MICHIGAN) - The cyclosporiasis outbreak continues to grow across the region, with hundreds of cases now reported in Indiana and Ohio and thousands more in Michigan.The Indiana Department of Health reported Tuesday that approximately 206 cases have been identified across the state.In...
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World's Largest Operating Steam Locomotive Returning To Northeast Indiana
(NEW HAVEN) - Union Pacific's massive "Big Boy" steam locomotive is returning to northeast Indiana this week as it heads west following a historic trip to Philadelphia.Big Boy No. 4014 is scheduled to make a 30-minute public stop in Continental, Ohio, from 11 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday before contin...
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Judge Dismisses Class-Action Lawsuit Against Coldwater, CBPU Over Utility Fees
(COLDWATER) - A judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit challenging how the City of Coldwater and the Coldwater Board of Public Utilities collect a voter-approved utility fee.The Coldwater Daily Reporter reports specially assigned Calhoun County Circuit Judge John Hallacy ruled in favor of the...
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Steuben County Eyes $1.26 Million Land Purchase For Affordable Housing Near Fremont
(ANGOLA) - Steuben County is considering purchasing about 50 acres at the former Country Meadows Golf Resort west of Fremont for a new affordable single-family housing development.The Steuben County Council on Tuesday gave preliminary support through a straw poll for funding the approximately $1....
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Trine Engineering Faculty Take National Stage With Research On Better Ways To Teach Engineers
Photo: Front, from left, Amanda Malefyt, Ph.D., professor in the McKetta Department of Chemical and Bioprocess Engineering, Maria Gerschutz, Ph.D., chair and professor in the Bock Department of Biomedical Engineering, Sameer Sharma, Ph.D., chair and professor in the Department of Electrical and C...
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Florida Woman Injured After Medical Emergency, Rollover Crash In DeKalb County
(DEKALB COUNTY) - A Florida woman was taken to the hospital after suffering a medical emergency and crashing Tuesday afternoon in DeKalb County.The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office reports 41-year-old Heather Miller of Naples, Florida, was driving north in the 2300 block of County Road 9 around 4:4...
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Last Call For Tickets To Cameron Foundation Summer Soirée
(FREMONT) - One of the area's signature summer nights out is coming up this weekend -- and this is the last call to get tickets.The former Cameron Ball is back as the Cameron Foundation Summer Soirée, a black-tie summer evening Saturday from 7 to 10 p.m. at The Mill District in Fremont.The night ...
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Wolcottville Man Launches Free Online Euchre Game To Bring Game Nights Back
(WOLCOTTVILLE) - A Hoosier-born online Euchre game is connecting players across the country -- and its creator hopes it can help bring family game night back.Euchre Mate launched July 6 and has already been downloaded more than 500 times. Most users are in Indiana, but players have also joined fr...
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Report: Ohio Summer Electric Costs Could Top $800 As Energy Demand Grows
(COLUMBUS) - Ohio households could pay more than $800 for electricity between June and September as rising demand puts additional pressure on energy costs.A new report from Washington-based think tank Third Way projects the average Ohio residential customer could spend about $800 on electricity t...
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