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Marcia Wilhoite remembered as backbone of Boone County council
Loved ones remembered Boone County Council member and long-time farm proprietor Marcia Wilhoite as a dedicated public servant, committed community volunteer and financial wizard who kept county business humming along. “She knew everything numbers, I don’t know where we would be without her,” said Councilor John Riner. “And she knew...
Indiana State Fair announces first wave of concerts for this year's Free Stage
The first wave of artists set to perform on the Hoosier Lottery Free Stage at this year's Indiana State Fair has been revealed, and it includes a wide variety of musical styles capped off by the appearance of a living legend. Country singer Clint Black will open this year's series...
Deadly brain-eating amoeba increasing in Indiana
INDIANA – Deadly brain-eating amoeba infections are increasing across the United States including Indiana and it might be due to climate change. Researchers from the Ohio Public Health Association described in a case report paper published May 16 in the Ohio Journal of Public Health that infections by the single-celled Naegleria fowleri amoeba have been on the rise in northern U.S. states, particularly Indiana, Minnesota, and Missouri.
Bobcats making their way across the Hoosier State
INDIANA. (WTWO/WAWV) – If you saw a bobcat in your backyard or on a hiking trail, you may think it’s a rare sighting in Indiana. But it’s actually more common than you think. A bobcat was recently spotted in Sullivan County and in Allendale. Geriann Albers, a Furbearer Biologist with the Indiana Department of Natural […]
The 15 Best Fishing Lakes in Indiana (And the Types of Fish to Expect!)
Indiana is a hidden gem for fishers, with an impressive collection of 86 picturesque lakes throughout the state. While many of these serene bodies of water are man-made, they offer great angling opportunities that are bound to excite anybody looking to fish. So, grab your fishing gear, prepare to reel in some excitement, and let’s […]
These new Indiana laws affect transgender and other LGBTQ Hoosiers
Five new Indiana laws focused on transgender issues and other LGBTQ+ concerns will be in effect by July 1. State legislators nationwide introduced more anti-LGBTQ+ bills in 2023 than any previous year, LGBTQ+ advocates say. That included Indiana, where lawmakers introduced a slew of bills that could have restricted rights for LGBTQ+ Hoosiers. Below are the bills that made it across the finish line. ...
El Niño is developing, what does that mean for this summer in central Indiana?
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Meteorological summer began only a few days ago with the start of June. Now, the big thing to watch over the next few months on a larger scale is the development of El Niño. The El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a climate pattern that involves...
Indiana man sentenced to more than 7 years after snatching elderly woman’s purse
An Indiana man has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison for snatching an elderly woman’s purse outside a Niles church. Antoine Lamar Dallas, 54, pleaded guilty to unarmed robbery and received a prison term of 86 months to 15 years. The incident happened in April of...
Angela Answers: How Crime Stoppers works
We often ask you to call Crime Stoppers to help solve crimes in central Indiana, but is that working? How often does your tip help solve a crime? Daniel Rosenberg is the Director of Crime Stoppers of central Indiana and joined Angela on the red couch to answers those questions and more.
Ex-Indiana AG eyes GOP governor’s race after groping case derailed 2020 reelection
INDIANAPOLIS — Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill is considering whether to join the 2024 Republican governor’s race, nearly three years after his reelection bid was derailed by allegations that he drunkenly groped four women during a party. Hill built a following among social conservatives during his time in office and his entry into the governor’s race could further […]
The Indiana Counties Most Likely to Have Ticks with Lyme Disease
Lyme Disease in ticks has been on the rise over the past few years. Here's where you have to worry about ticks carrying this disease the most in Indiana. Growing up here in Indiana, I always played outside. I'm sure that you had a similar upbringing where you'd play outside all day and as soon as you came inside, your parents said the same thing that my parents told me. "We need to check you for ticks."
Back to a dry, cooler flow…eyeing next rain chance!
Scattered showers are slowly exiting the state, as drier air works its way south! Skies are clearing from north to south, while temperatures continue to cool across the northern 1/2 of the state before sunrise. Back to a dry, cooler flow…eyeing next rain chance!. Scattered showers are slowly exiting...
Bodies of missing kids found in southern Indiana river
Authorities said the kids had been missing since Saturday after being carried downstream by the river's current. Bodies of missing kids found in southern Indiana river. Authorities said the kids had been missing since Saturday after being carried downstream by the river's current.
Boone County Councilwoman dies after being found unresponsive in pool
BOONE COUNTY, Ind. — Boone County Vice President Councilwoman Marcia Wilhoite died Sunday afternoon after authorities found her unresponsive in her swimming pool. The Boone County Sheriff’s Office responded to Wilhoite’s home around 1:52 p.m. Sunday on reports of a possible drowning. Upon arrival, Mrs. Wilhoite was found unresponsive in her swimming pool. She was […]
Emery Lee Hughes
Emery Lee Hughes, a son, born May 15 at Witham Health Services, Lebanon, to Cory and Elizabeth (Brown) Hughes, Crawfordsville. At birth, he weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces. Maternal grandmother is Jessica Madden, Crawfordsville. Paternal grandfather is David Hughes, Frankfort. Paternal great-grandparents are Billy and Linda Hughes, Frankfort.
Indiana isn’t holding schools accountable for forcibly isolating and restraining students
An 11-year-old boy was isolated inside a room inside his school for roughly 12 hours over the course of two days early last fall. The boy is on the autism spectrum. And it wasn’t the first time he was removed from his class and forced into seclusion.The boy was secluded for roughly 15 hours over the course of about 13 school days between mid-September and early October of last year, according to records from his Indiana elementary school. His mother, Suzi Swinehart, said the total amount of time her son was isolated is likely closer to 26 hours.
Hoosiers concerned, unsurprised after Human Rights Campaign declares state of emergency for LGBTQ Americans
INDIANAPOLIS — Just days into Pride Month, on Tuesday the Human Rights Campaign declared a national state of emergency for LGBTQ Americans. The move comes after a wave of anti-LGBTQ bills proposed this year around the country, including in Indiana. Advocates in Indianapolis say that's why it's more important...
Former VP, IN Governor Mike Pence announces Presidential bid
(Des Moines, IA) – Former Vice President and Indiana Governor Mike Pence has entered the race for the Republican Presidential nomination in 2024. Pence, who turns 64 today, launched a campaign website and video this morning and made the announcement on social media. He filed paperwork with the Federal...
This Huge Thrift Shop in Indiana Has Been Ranked as One of the Best Thrift Shops in the United States
Disclaimer:The following information is updated for 2023. It is for educational purposes. Going to a thrift shop is a good option if you're looking for some great items at a bargain price. There are always some fantastic deals and great items to find when you visit.
History takes flight over Hamilton County
See & touch World War II aircraft today & Thursday. Thanks to an invitation from Experimental Aircraft Association President Nick Boland, we sent our extremely acrophobic publisher into the skies again this week to commemorate the 79th anniversary of D-Day in the very troop transport that led the invasion over Normandy on June 6, 1944.
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