Flock Updates Terms of Conditions Amid Complaints About Use
Flock announced Friday that updates have been made to its Terms and Conditions for use of its cameras in public places.
The company says the...
Miller Foundation Announces Engineering Scholarships
The Dr. Dane and Mary Louise Miller Foundation has announced its winners for engineering scholarships for the school year.
Tippecanoe Valley student receiving awards were...
Governor, Former IURC Chairman Settle Lawsuit
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun and former Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Chairman Andy Zay have reached a $625,000 settlement over the weekend to resolve...
Hoosiers in Northwest Indiana Suing NIPSCO for Slow Power Restoration
VALPARAISO, Ind. — Following a severe storm system on August 11, 2026, that left roughly 317,000 customers—nearly 60% of Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s...
Petition seeks to clamp down on Flock cameras in Kosciusko County
There's now a petition on change.org calling for Kosciusko County leaders to clamp down on the use of Flock cameras.
Adjustments to Pope and Detroit intersection can work for buses, Hoffert says
After looking at options for several years, the city of Warsaw has what might be a solution to the long-standing challenge of reducing congestion at the corner of Pope and Detroit streets.
Longtime township trustee urges colleagues to chart their own course ahead of merger deadline
There are more than 1,000 townships in Indiana and nearly all of them will face tough decisions next year under a mandatory merger plan outlined by state lawmakers.
Three Republican leaders to highlight property tax reform talks in Warsaw
A town hall meeting in Warsaw focused on statewide property tax reform has been expanded to include State Sen. Chris Garten who is now expected to become the senate leader.
Columnist Roger Grossman offers a thank you to Tommy John
Tommy John knew what was coming, and he prepared us all for it.
Hoosier Lottery to send estimated $350M surplus to state coffers
The Hoosier Lottery had nearly $1.7 billion in sales last fiscal year and will send almost $350 million back to state coffers, according to preliminary and unaudited data presented Tuesday by State Lottery Commission officials.