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Indiana Eases Driving Limits to Rush Propane During Cold Snap
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana is moving to speed up propane deliveries as cold weather drives up demand across the state.Governor Mike Braun has signed an executive order temporarily waiving hours-of-service limits for drivers hauling propane. The move allows drivers to stay on the road longer, helpin...
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Steuben County Sheriff’s Office Seeking New Deputies for 2026
(ANGOLA) - The Steuben County Sheriff's Office is now accepting applications for Deputy Sheriff, with a deadline of January 16th, 2026.The position offers a starting base salary of nearly 68-thousand dollars, plus benefits that include a sheriff's pension, specialty pay, and paid overtime. Deputi...
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Holiday Cheer on the Doorstep: Trine University Delivers Christmas Spirit to Nursing Home Residents
(ANGOLA) - Trine University is spreading holiday cheer in Steuben County. Staff members from the university delivered more than 50 Christmas wreaths to residents of Northern Lakes Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Angola this week. The wreaths were hand-decorated by Trine students, athletic t...
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Indiana Launches Smart SNAP to Support Healthier Food Choices
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana is taking a major step to improve public health by changing what SNAP benefits can buy. Beginning January first, 2026, SNAP recipients in Indiana will no longer be able to use their benefits to purchase sugary drinks or candy. The new policy is part of Governor Mike Braun...
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Holiday Classics Roll Into Auburn Museum
(AUBURN) - The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum is putting a classic spin on holiday fun.The museum's annual Tree Spectacular is underway now through December 31, featuring festive displays throughout the historic space.The event runs daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is included with regular museum a...
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Indiana Commits $75 Million to Literacy and Student Success
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana officials have announced a nearly 75-million-dollar public-private investment aimed at boosting literacy, STEM education, summer learning, and career preparation for students statewide. The plan includes 40 million dollars from Lilly Endowment and 35 million in state fund...
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Montpelier Man Seriously Hurt in Crash with ODOT Plow
(WILLIAMS COUNTY) - A Montpelier man was seriously injured in an early-morning crash involving an Ohio Department of Transportation plow truck.The Ohio State Highway Patrol says the crash happened around 1:50 Sunday morning on State Route 66 near the Defiance-Williams County line in Tiffin Townsh...
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Holiday Chill Brings Free Ice Skating to Quincy
(QUINCY) - The Village of Quincy has officially opened its outdoor ice skating rink at Village Park.Village crews recently completed preparations, and the rink is now available to the public at no cost, as long as weather conditions allow. The rink relies on natural ice, meaning it will open and ...
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Before You Wrap It: Indiana AG Flags Dangerous Holiday Recalls
(INDIANAPOLIS) - With Christmas just days away, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is warning Hoosiers about dangerous recalled products that may already be in homes or under the tree. Rokita says dozens of items recalled in November pose risks ranging from fire and explosions to serious injur...
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IN State Senator Andy Zay Leaves Legislature for Utility Commission Role
(FORT WAYNE) - A longtime Indiana lawmaker is stepping away from the State Senate for a new role in state government.Republican State Senator Andy Zay has confirmed he is resigning his seat representing District 17 to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.Zay says his background makes hi...
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