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Indiana DCS Director Takes Medical Leave
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana Department of Child Services Director Adam Krupp has taken a leave of absence for medical reasons, according to the agency.DCS confirmed Krupp will be away for an unspecified period. Jennifer Dorfmeyer, the department's former chief deputy director, has been named acting ...
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Hemp Bill Tightening THC Sales Clears Indiana Senate
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A bill changing how Indiana regulates hemp and THC products has passed the Indiana Senate and now heads to the House of Representatives.Senate Bill 250 would align Indiana's definition of hemp with federal law while placing new restrictions on who can buy hemp-based THC products....
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Indiana Bill Would Allow Governor to Deploy National Guard Military Police
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A bill moving through the Indiana legislature would allow the governor to deploy a military police force made up of Indiana National Guard members anywhere in the state.The Indiana Capital Chronicle reports that House Bill 1343 would authorize the Indiana National Guard's adjutan...
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FEMA Approves More Than $4 Million in Disaster Aid for Indiana Storm Recovery
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana communities will receive more than $4 million in federal disaster aid after FEMA approved grants tied to severe storms, tornadoes and flooding that struck the state last spring.The funding follows a historic outbreak in April 2025, when more than 20 tornadoes touched down...
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Water Main Break Leaves Butler Under Boil Water Advisory
(BUTLER) - The city of Butler is under a boil water advisory after a major water main break Thursday morning.City officials say the break happened just after 11 a.m. at the intersection of Broadway and Main Street, one of the city's busiest areas. Crews had to drain the city's water tower to comp...
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Child Dies After Two-Vehicle Crash on Fort Wayne's Southeast Side
(FORT WAYNE) - A child has died following a two-vehicle crash Thursday night on Fort Wayne's southeast side.Police were called just before 10 p.m. to the intersection of South Anthony Boulevard and Gardendale Avenue. Investigators say two vehicles traveling in opposite directions on Anthony colli...
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Indiana State Police Trooper Injured in I-70 Crash; Police Urge Drivers to Slow Down
(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indiana State Police trooper injured in a crash on Interstate 70 west of Plainfield is expected to recover, but police say the incident highlights a growing problem with driver behavior during winter weather.According to State Police Sgt. John Perrine, the trooper was seated i...
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Former Schuler's Restaurant & Pub Owner Hans Schuler Dies at 88
(MARSHALL) - Hans Schuler, the longtime third-generation owner and leader of the iconic Schuler's Restaurant & Pub in Marshall, has died at the age of 88.Schuler grew up in the family business founded by his grandfather in 1909 and formally joined the restaurant in 1959. He went on to serve f...
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Dale Warner Rejects Plea Deal as Jury Selection Begins in Dee Warner Murder Case
(LENAWEE COUNTY) - Dale Warner, the man accused of killing his wife, Dee Warner, has rejected a plea deal as jury selection began this week in Lenawee County Circuit Court.According to reporting from WTOL TV, prosecutors confirmed they offered Warner a deal to plead guilty to second-degree murder...
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Ohio Lawmaker Pushes to Make Election Day a State Holiday
(COLUMBUS) - An Ohio state senator is proposing to make Election Day a state holiday, aiming to boost voter participation and reduce work-related barriers to casting a ballot.Sen. Kent Smith, a Democrat from Euclid, has introduced Senate Bill 335, which would designate the first Tuesday after the...
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