The Delphi murders case takes another turn: Richard Allen's appeal deadline has been extended! Find out why his attorneys need more time and what this means for the future of this nationally followed case. The clock is ticking as the world awaits the specifics of Allen's appeal.

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Attention, shoppers 55+! Kroger is offering a one-day 5% discount on September 3rd! Use your Kroger loyalty card to save on groceries (excluding alcohol, tobacco, and prescriptions). Plus, Medicare Advantage users can use their cards for even more savings on eligible items. Don't miss out on these extra ways to stretch your budget!

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Former School Board Member Indicted on Child Sex Charges: A shocking grand jury indictment reveals disturbing allegations against David Finkel, a former Shelbyville Central School Board member, including sexual exploitation of a minor and possession of child pornography. The charges stem from incidents in April 2024 and June 2025, sending shockwaves through the community and raising critical questions about child safety and oversight.

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Is Indiana summer finally over? Get ready for a September of cooler fronts, shorter days, and wardrobe changes! Find out what to expect from Indiana's transition weather, including those hints of fall color starting to appear.

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Indiana University is making headlines with its groundbreaking announcement: full scholarships for select Indiana students starting in the 2025 academic year! This game-changing initiative aims to bridge financial gaps, making higher education accessible to talented local students with financial needs. Imagine saving $50,000 over four years with tuition, fees, and room and board covered! Applications open this September, so get ready for fierce competition and a brighter future for Indiana's workforce.

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Asbestos discovered in a massive federal building in Indianapolis housing thousands of employees! Despite assurances of no immediate risk due to encapsulation, workers are worried about long-term exposure and demanding answers. Is your workplace safe? Find out what this discovery means for building safety and employee health.

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Tragedy strikes Randolph County as a fatal crash involving a trash truck shuts down State Road 32 near Farmland. One person is confirmed dead, and the community mourns as authorities investigate the cause of the devastating accident, leaving commuters rerouted and residents shaken.

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Fed up Hoosiers took to the Indiana Statehouse and city streets demanding Workers Over Billionaires! Sparked by Trump-era policies and a growing wealth gap, protesters rallied against big money in politics, White House budget cuts, and disrespect towards government workers. From union reps to concerned citizens, they united to reclaim political power for everyday people and demand a fairer system.

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Death Doula vs. the State: A Fort Wayne woman's fight for her First Amendment rights! Find out how Lauren Richwine, who provides end-of-life support, successfully challenged Indiana's requirement that she obtain a funeral director license. The court ruled the license was an unconstitutional restriction on her free speech, as her services focus on emotional support and planning, not handling bodies or managing official paperwork. Discover the implications of this landmark decision for the future of end-of-life care and free speech.

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Marion County residents, heads up! Labor Day means a one-day delay in trash, heavy trash, and recycling pickup this week. Monday pickups shift to Tuesday, Tuesday to Wednesday, and so on, with Friday moving to Saturday. Get your bins out a day later than usual to avoid missed collections. Normal service resumes next week. Check the county website or call the sanitation department if you're unsure!

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