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Indiana Attorney General Sues Eli Lilly Over Insulin Pricing
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has filed a lawsuit against Eli Lilly and Company, accusing the pharmaceutical giant of helping drive up insulin prices at the expense of Hoosiers.Rokita alleges Lilly participated in a coordinated scheme with other insulin manufacturers and p...
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Indiana Graduation Rate Hits All-Time High, Nearly 92% of Seniors Earn Diplomas
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana high school students are graduating at the highest rate in state history, with nearly 92% of the Class of 2025 earning diplomas, according to new data released Monday. The milestone marks the third straight year of improvement and a 1.6 percentage point increase over 2024...
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New Details Released in Fatal Ice Fall in Hillsdale County
(SOMERSET TOWNSHIP, MI) - Authorities have released additional details in the investigation into the death of a Hillsdale County man who fell through thin ice on Lake Somerset during a Saturday evening walk.Police say Charles Fausak IV, 48, was reported missing around 9:45 p.m. Saturday after fa...
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Nominations Closing Soon for Coldwater Chamber's Annual Community Awards
(COLDWATER) - Time is running out to nominate local standouts for the 72nd Annual Community Awards, as the Coldwater Area Chamber of Commerce reminds residents that the primary nomination deadline is Jan. 18, 2026.The long-running awards program recognizes individuals, businesses, and organizatio...
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Coldwater School Board Moves Forward on $64M Bond Proposal
(COLDWATER) - The Coldwater Community Schools Board of Education took a key step toward a proposed $64 million bond during a special meeting Monday night, approving an application to the State of Michigan for preliminary bond qualification.The approval is part of the required process to place the...
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Free Radon Kits Available from CHA
(COLDWATER) - January is Radon Action Month.The Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency wants to remind residents of the tri-county area that free testing kits are available at each of their offices.Joe Frazier, CHA Director of Environmental Health says testing is easy, and the only w...
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Indiana’s Most Vulnerable: New Report Highlights Deadly Risks for Children Under 3
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Infants and toddlers remain the most vulnerable victims of fatal abuse and neglect in Indiana, according to a new annual report from the Indiana Department of Child Services.The report shows 59 children died from caregiver abuse or neglect in 2024, with more than 70% of the victi...
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Trine Esports Caps Breakout Season - Overwatch Finishes Fourth Nationally
(ANGOLA) - Trine University wrapped up one of the most successful esports seasons in program history, highlighted by a fourth-place national finish from its Overwatch team while competing for the first time in the nation's top ECAC division.Trine advanced deep into the championship bracket after ...
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Candidate Filing Opens This Week for Indiana's 2026 Primary Election
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana's 2026 election season officially begins this week as candidate filing opens for the May primary, Secretary of State Diego Morales announced Monday.Wednesday, Jan. 7, marks the first day Democratic and Republican candidates may file declarations of candidacy to appear on ...
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Indiana BMV Closes for MLK Day Weekend, Online Services Remain Open
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle branches across the state will be closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, shutting their doors from Saturday, Jan. 17, through Monday, Jan. 19.BMV locations will reopen and resume normal business hours on Tuesday, Jan. 20.While in-pe...
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