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Road Work To Restrict Traffic On County Road 200 West This Week
(ANGOLA) - Drivers in Steuben County should expect delays this week due to a road repair project.County Highway crews are working on County Road 200 West from the Angola city limits north to Bayview Road.Traffic will be restricted with flaggers in place between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. through Friday, M...
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"Digital Tags" Soon Available for Michigan Hunters
(LANSING) - Michigan hunters will have a new way to check their harvest starting with the new license year on April 1.The Department of Natural Resources is expanding its digital tagging system through the Michigan Hunt Fish app, allowing hunters to tag animals using a smartphone instead of tradi...
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Indiana Ranks Low For Workplace Burnout Risk In National Study
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana ranks among the states with relatively low workplace burnout risk, according to a new national study from WalletHub.The report places Indiana 41st overall, with a burnout score of 44.68 out of 100.WalletHub analyzed factors including average work hours, commute times, acc...
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Bryan Homeless Shelter Expanding Downtown To Serve More Residents
(BRYAN) - A downtown Bryan homeless shelter is expanding to serve more people in need.The Sanctuary Homeless Shelter plans to purchase two neighboring buildings to increase housing and service capacity. The shelter has operated in the same location for more than 30 years.Officials say the expansi...
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Health Officials Warn Of Measles Cases In Southeast Michigan
(LANSING, MI) - Health officials are working to contain a measles outbreak in southeast Michigan after multiple cases were confirmed in Washtenaw County.Three cases have been identified so far, all linked to an unvaccinated adult who visited several public locations in Ypsilanti and Canton betwee...
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Study Ranks Indiana Among Top States For Fast Food Access
(CHICAGO) - Indiana ranks sixth in the nation for fast food access, according to a new study conducted for Seating Masters.The study analyzed 22 major fast food chains and compared the number of locations to population, measuring restaurants per 100,000 residents.Indiana recorded 46.37 fast food ...
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Michigan Seeks To Pause Lawsuit Over 24% Marijuana Tax
(LANSING) - The State of Michigan is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to halt legal proceedings over its new 24% wholesale marijuana tax.State officials want the court to pause the case by May 1 as they seek to have the lawsuit dismissed by September.The dispute comes from lawsuits filed by the ...
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Questions Raised Over Travel, Spending Involving Former Ohio State President and Podcaster
(COLUMBUS) - Newly released records are raising questions about travel and spending involving former Ohio State University President Ted Carter and podcaster Krisanthe Vlachos. The two are accused of having an extramarital relationship, during which Carter confessed to providing Vlachos with ""in...
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State Utility Regulators Hosting Public Meeting In Fort Wayne On Energy Costs
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana utility regulators are taking their concerns about rising energy costs directly to the public with a statewide listening tour.The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will hold 10 sessions across the state, encouraging residents to bring copies of their utility bills and...
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State Road 9 To Close In Noble County For Pipe Construction
(NOBLE COUNTY) - A portion of State Road 9 in Noble County is set to close for pipe construction.The closure is between U.S. 6 and County Road East 850 North. Transportation officials say the work is expected to be completed by the end of April, though the timeline is weather-dependent.Drivers ar...
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