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Alleged measles case reported at LaGrange County public school

TOPEKA, Ind. -- The Westview School Corporation superintendent, Dr. Jaime Carroll, announced via Facebook that the LaGrange County Health Department has strong reason to believe someone who may have been infectious with measles was at their school on Nov. 4. Carroll states there's concern active measles cases may have been...

Lagrange County, IN · 2d

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Fallen Marine welcomed home

A final homecoming for a fallen Marine. Shipshewana welcomed 22-year-old Corporal Ethan Berkley Konkle home to be laid to rest. Konkle was killed in a crash Monday while stationed at Camp Pendleton in California. Signs honoring him lined his return route and a police escort accompanied his body to Miller-Stewart...

Shipshewana, IN · 20h

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Kendallville, Indiana: A Small Town Stuck in 1940

Small towns are one of the things that make Indiana worth exploring. From the modern energy of Indianapolis to the old-school charm of Madison, the Hoosier State doesn’t need giant cities to make a good afternoon. For folks looking for small towns in Indiana with a connection to an earlier time, give Kendallville a closer […]

Kendallville, IN · 3d

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This Enormous Indiana Outlet Mall Is Basically Disneyland For Anyone Who Loves A Good Deal

Somewhere in the quiet corner of northeastern Indiana, there’s a place that turns ordinary people into bargain-hunting legends. The Outlet Shoppes at Fremont, tucked into the charming town of Fremont, Indiana, is the kind of destination that makes your wallet nervous and your shopping instincts absolutely electric. Let’s be...

Fremont, IN · 4d

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Northern Indiana Seafood Lovers Fill Their Plates With Crab Legs At These 5 All-You-Can-Eat Buffets

Crab legs have a funny way of turning a regular dinner out into a small event. You crack, you dip, you go back for more, and nobody at the table is in a hurry. Northern Indiana has a solid lineup of all-you-can-eat buffets where snow crab and other seafood share the spotlight with sushi, hibachi grills, and prime rib. This list covers five of them, from a casino buffet in South Bend to a family favorite in Auburn, with stops in Mishawaka and Fort Wayne along the way.

South Bend, IN · 8h

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Three Rivers to consider rules against overnight congregation downtown Could have effect on homeless in downtown area

THREE RIVERS — New proposed rules in the City of Three Rivers could have an impact on where homeless people in the area are allowed to be overnight. During the Wednesday, Nov. 4 Three Rivers Downtown Development Authority meeting, Three Rivers Police Department Chief Scott Boling presented proposed rules that would prohibit remaining or congregating in the Mural Mall, East Alley, and the downtown amphitheater property and “associated City-owned public grounds” from midnight to 6 a.m. daily.

Three Rivers, MI · 15h

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‘They knew hope was on the way’: Parkview says goodbye to Samaritan helicopter with one final flight

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A Parkview Samaritan helicopter took its final flight Friday, bringing together the crews who flew it and a woman who says it helped save her life. The retiring Dauphin flew in formation with two newer Leonardo helicopters over Parkview Regional Medical Center and Parkview Hospital Randallia before returning to Auburn-DeKalb Executive Airport. Current and former crew members and supporters watched from the ground.

Auburn, IN · 6h

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Measles cases continue to spread in Indiana

The number of reported measles cases in Indiana continues to rise and health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated against the highly contagious and, in some cases, deadly disease. There are 162 confirmed measles cases so far this year, according to Indiana Department of Health data from Nov. 12....

Indiana · 7h

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Six Indiana Steakhouses Where The Salad Bar Still Comes Out Before The Steak

Remember when dinner out meant grabbing a chilled plate and building a salad before the steak ever hit the table? That ritual has quietly disappeared from a lot of restaurants, but a handful of Indiana steakhouses never got the memo. From a family-owned spot in Terre Haute to a Brazilian...

Indiana · 1d

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Health Leaders Report More Measles Cases in Indiana

SHIPSHEWANA, Ind. — The number of people with measles in Indiana has gone up by nine since the last report came out just days ago from the Indiana Dept. of Health. That number is now 162. There were ten people reported with measles in all of last year. LaGrange County still has the most people […]

Indiana · 15h

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Wawasee Upsets Fairfield 50-46

SYRACUSE – Wawasee improved to 2-1 with a 50-46 upset against Fairfield Tuesday, Nov. 10. Junior Bailyn Likens scored 14 points to lead Wawasee and sophomore Addison Barger added 13. Fairfield senior Madison Jones scored 30 points to lead all scorers. It was the first win for Wawasee in...

Syracuse, IN · 2d

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The Hidden Indiana State Park Where You Can Relax By The Water All Day Long

Most people drive right past Indiana’s northeastern corner without a second thought, and that is honestly their loss. Pokagon State Park in Angola, Indiana is sitting up there quietly being spectacular, and it would really appreciate a little more recognition. Let’s talk about what’s actually waiting for you there....

Angola, IN · 4d

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BLITZ’S CLASS 3A REGIONAL PRIMER: Angola at Andrean

Outside the Huddle is breaking down every area regional matchup scheduled for this Friday. We dabble in Class 3A to break down the trip for Angola (9-3) as it heads to Merrillville to take on Andrean (11-1). TWO STORYLINES. 1. PEAKING AT RIGHT TIME. For the second-consecutive season, Angola has...

Angola, IN · 1d

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Deer hunting season opens Sunday with bigger guns allowed

Deer hunters are switching from bows to guns this weekend as Michigan's statewide deer gun season opens Sunday, Nov. 15, with several changes. For the first time since World War II, hunters in southern Lower Michigan can now use high-powered rifles instead of shotguns or other lower-power firearms. The DNR eliminated the Limited Firearms Deer Zone in the Lower Peninsula, allowing the use of all legal firearms, including bottleneck cartridges, throughout the Lower Peninsula. Firearms larger than .22 rimfire are now permitted statewide. “Many people have their grandpa’s or great-grandpa's old gun that they've never been able to use. They want to use it at least once," said Erica Butler of Broadheads and Bullets, a gun and archery shop at Jonesville and Marshall Road in Coldwater Township. As of Tuesday, Nov. 10, Michigan hunters have harvested nearly 68,000 deer during archery season. Branch County bow hunters harvested 915 deer, 619 with antlers and 296 without, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Paul Danbury of Coldwater recently stopped by Broadheads and Bullets and said he plans to hunt with his dad. He started 11 years ago at age 12. “There's rarely a year that I go without getting at

Coldwater, MI · 1d

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This Indiana Chinese Buffet Proves You Don’t Need a Big City to Find Great Asian Food

A small-town Chinese restaurant in northern Indiana pours bubble tea next to Panang curry and crab rangoon. That combo alone got my attention. It also brings back a Sunday buffet, which feels like a little weekly reward. The menu covers Chinese and Thai dishes, from Mongolian beef to pad see...

Goshen, IN · 2d

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This Cozy Indiana Lakeside Tavern Serves Up Specialty Burgers Right On A Sun-Soaked Waterfront Patio

Some restaurants are just places to eat. Others become the kind of spot you talk about long after you leave. A burger joint overlooking Simonton Lake in Elkhart, Indiana delivers hand-crafted burgers, crispy sides, and waterfront views that make the meal feel like part of the experience. The relaxed atmosphere invites people to slow down, whether they arrive by car or after a day on the water.

Elkhart, IN · 3d

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Our Favorite Six Indiana Delis Pile Corned Beef High Enough To Share

Some sandwiches are lunch, and some sandwiches are a group project. Across Indiana, a handful of delis stack corned beef so high that splitting one with a friend starts to look like a smart plan instead of a polite gesture. This list covers six spots, from a longtime Indianapolis cafeteria...

Indianapolis, IN · 3d

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Sturgis invites residents to 'Chocolate in the City'

The Sturgis Downtown Development Authority is presenting "Chocolate in the City" from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Nov. 13 in downtown Sturgis, according to a community announcement. Organizers are selling custom chocolate boxes for $15 each. Quantities are limited and boxes must be purchased before the event. Payment is by cash or check. Participants will take their empty custom box to participating downtown businesses during the event and fill the box with chocolates at each stop. More: LaGrange church hosts annual craft bazaar event How the event works Boxes will not be available for purchase the night of the event. Community members interested in participating are encouraged to buy a box in advance. The event is being promoted through the Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce, Willers Shoes and Olive Fresh, which are listed on event materials. Event details What: "Chocolate in the City"Where: Downtown SturgisWhen: Nov. 13, 5:30-8 p.m.Cost: $15 per custom chocolate boxPayment: Cash or checkAvailability: Limited quantities; advance purchase required Subscribe: Follow this story. Subscribe to the Sturgis News Journal This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct .

Sturgis, MI · 2d

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Give rural hospitals a fighting chance | Opinion

Last year, Sturgis Hospital celebrated a milestone few community institutions ever reach: 100 years of serving rural Michigan. A little more than 15 months later, it closed for good. For the residents of the surrounding community, the closure means longer ambulance rides, fewer options for medical treatment, and potentially life-threatening delays in emergency care. The closure of Sturgis is hardly an isolated incident. Nearly 700 rural hospitals across the country are at risk of closure, including 260 facing immediate financial peril. More than 100 rural hospitals have shut their doors over the past two decades. Rural communities can't afford to keep losing access to essential medical care. What's needed are reforms that help independent rural hospitals remain competitive and expand access to affordable, high-quality healthcare. Running a financially sustainable rural hospital is often an uphill battle. Rural hospitals generally serve relatively small patient populations. Yet they still have to maintain expensive facilities, equipment, and staff to provide essential services around the clock. Compounding the problem, rural patients frequently bypass their local hospitals for lucrative elective surgeries, such as knee replacements. One study of rural hospitals in four states found that patients bypassed their local hospital for nearly half of elective

Sturgis, MI · 2d