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Traverse City Resident Pete Buttigieg Won't Be Running for U.S. Senate in Michigan
Indiana transplant and Traverse City resident Pete Buttigieg is expected to announce that he won't be running for the U.S. Senate, likely opening up a path for a potential presidential bid in 2028, The New York Times reports, citing three unnamed sources. Buttigieg, the former transportation secretary, had been considering...
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Big Ten Men's Basketball Coach Sounds Off On Team's Hotel
One Big Ten men's basketball coach is sounding off on the team's hotel at the conference tournament.
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Indiana Gaming Commission: Local Elks’ charity casino banned for 10 years
A local Elks lodge will be banned from hosting a charity gaming casino for a decade in the wake of shuttering one on the northeast side of town last year due to multiple violations, according to Indiana Gaming Commission disciplinary documents obtained by WANE 15.
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Kat Von D Planning Brick and Mortar Store in Vevay
(Vevay, Ind.) - Kat Von D has called southeastern Indiana home for a few years now. This week, she announced that she is bringing a brick and mortar store to the town she resides in, Vevay. Von D said in a social media reel that she is expanding Von D...
CBS Miami
Missing tourist last seen in South Florida found safe after parents' plea for help
The parents of a missing tourist from Indiana pleaded for the public's help in finding her some five weeks after she was last seen in Sunrise. An emotional Elizabeth and Larry Surbey spoke with CBS News Miami on Thursday at Sunrise Police headquarters, where they came to pick up two suitcases belonging to their daughter Brenda Surbey. Police recovered her luggage near a park on Sunset Strip near 68th Avenue on the morning of Feb. 8, where 60-year-old Brenda Surbey was last seen. The Broward County Sheriff's Office is the lead agency and has also appealed for help. Brenda...
The Courier & Press
Trump cuts funds for Tri-State Food Bank to bring food directly from farmers to pantry
EVANSVILLE — The Tri-State Food Bank has been hit hard by recent cuts at the federal level that eliminated a grant that helped disadvantaged farmers and local communities. The Tri-State Food Bank received a $1.1 million grant in 2024 through the United States Department of Agriculture Local Food Purchase Assistance program . It was the largest single grant in the food bank's 42 years of operation, according to executive director Glenn Roberts. With that grant, the Tri-State Food Bank has operated the Illinois Equitable Access Towards Sustainable Systems program as a lead agency since April. Ten local Southern Illinois...