FSSA: $42M in aid available for virtual learners eligible for free, reduced lunches
Eligible students were identified by their schools and distribution of the funds will begin in mid-October.
Month: September 2020
‘It was a circus’: What Hoosiers said about the presidential debate
Voters felt policy questions were overlooked as the candidates interrupted each other and argued.
Jail phone conversations lead to no bond reduction in murder case
Defense attorney Gojko Kasich said it would be unfair to deny McQuay’s request to reduce bond based on jail calls, which at times were unintelligible due to use of slang and also because the hearing was conducted via Zoom and…
Man dead after vehicle left I-465 for ‘unknown reasons,’ crashed into retention pond
Divers found Ronald Wade, 44, of Indianapolis, submerged in a blue Dodge Charger the pond near 3960 Pendleton Way just before noon Wednesday.
Gov. Holcomb reacts to Trump-Biden debate, condemns white supremacy
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb reacted to the contentious debate between President Donald Trump and former Vic President Joe Biden.
What Indiana’s state health department commissioner recommends for Halloween
Indiana Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box released recommendations for safe Halloween during the coronavirus pandemic.
Family of man killed in Whiting hit-and-run crash pleads for answers
Police are still searching for the vehicle that struck the man as he was crossing the street Sept. 13 at Indianapolis Boulevard and 120th Street. They’re urging anyone with more information to come forward.
TASTE TEST: Calzones are a standout at Wana Pizza
Wana Pizza, 107 S. Main St., has been cooking up pizza creations for two decades.
‘America lost this debate’: Hoosiers sound off on the 1st presidential debate
Hoosiers talk about how they thought the first chaotic presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden went, and how it didn’t go.
Welcoming autumn with pecan pies
Lovina’s Amish Kitchen is a weekly column showcasing life in the Amish community.