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House Republicans Move to Repeal Michigan's Red Flag Gun Law
(LANSING) - Michigan House Republicans are pushing to repeal the state's red flag gun law, calling it a violation of due process and gun rights. The bill, introduced by Republican Representative Jim DeSana, would eliminate Michigan's extreme risk protection order law. The statute allows courts to...
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SUV Plows Through Fence, Lands in Field After I-69 Crash
(AUBURN) - Authorities are investigating a single-vehicle crash that happened Wednesday afternoon on southbound Interstate 69 in DeKalb County.The crash occurred shortly before 5 p.m. near mile marker 339, where a 2019 Toyota RAV4 left the roadway on the west side of the interstate. Deputies say ...
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Seven Children Removed From Quincy Home Amid Serious Abuse Allegations
(QUINCY) - Seven children have been removed from a Quincy home after a former police reserve officer and a school bus driver were charged in a wide-ranging child abuse investigation. Matthew Boatrite, a former Quincy Police Reserve Officer, and his wife Cassandra Boatrite, a bus driver for Quincy...
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Auburn Mayor Earns State Leadership Certification
(AUBURN) - Auburn Mayor Dave Clark is being recognized for advancing his leadership skills at the state level.Clark has earned a Bronze Certificate from the Aim-Ball State Mayors Institute, a statewide program focused on strengthening leadership and management in Indiana cities. The certificatio...
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Gunfire, Jailhouse Confession Take Center Stage in Auburn Attempted Murder Trial
(AUBURN) - Jurors in an Auburn attempted murder trial heard testimony this week about gunfire, physical evidence, and an alleged jailhouse confession. According to The Star newspaper, witnesses testified they heard shots fired near Baxter and 9th streets in November of 2022 and saw vehicles spee...
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Misconduct Case Closed -- GOP Senator Pushes Back Against AG Rokita
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A professional misconduct complaint against Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has been dismissed -- but the state senator who filed it says the fight isn't over. The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission has decided not to take action on a grievance filed last spring b...
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Wrong-Way Driver Arrested on Toll Road, Faces Multiple Charges
(FREMONT) - An Illinois driver was arrested for allegedly going the wrong way on the Indiana Toll Road on Wednesday morning, Dec. 17.Indiana State Police say a trooper spotted a black SUV traveling the wrong direction and making an illegal U-turn on I-80 near Fremont. The vehicle was stopped befo...
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Thunder Therapy Expands Care with Occupational Therapy
(FORT WAYNE) - Fort Wayne residents who need rehab care but can't afford it are getting a new option in the new year.Starting in January, Trine University's Thunder Therapy Clinic will begin offering occupational therapy services, expanding its long-running pro-bono care in Fort Wayne. Thunder T...
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Branch County Sheriff's Office Welcomes Two New Deputies
(COLDWATER) - The Branch County Sheriff's Office is adding two new deputies to its patrol ranks. Officials say Hunter Munson and Matthew Greene recently graduated from the Kellogg Community College Police Academy after completing training that began in July. Munson is a lifelong Coldwater residen...
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Full Ride to College: Angola Student Named 2026 Lilly Scholar
(ANGOLA) - A Steuben County student is getting a full ride to college through one of Indiana's most prestigious scholarships. The Steuben County Community Foundation has announced Daniel Koch of Angola High School as the county's 2026 Lilly Endowment Community Scholar. Koch was selected for his a...
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