Cars & Coffee Returns To Auburn
Cars & Coffee, presented by Hagerty, returns to the Auburn Cord Dusenberg Automobile Museum at 9-11 a.m. Saturday, May 21.
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Sommers Wanted In Warsaw, Arrested In Elkhart
ELKHART — Multiple Elkhart stores were blocked Thursday afternoon as police served a warrant. It happened outside a home on the 2000 block of Kulp Avenue near the Big R on S. Main Street. According to the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Department, police went to the home at the … Read More
Cyclists Killed In Michigan Hit-And-Run
KALAMAZOO COUNTY, Mich. — Newschannel 3 has learned that at least five people have been killed on North Westnedge, near Markin Glen Park, just north of Kalamazoo, after a group of bicyclists were struck from behind by a blue Chevy pickup truck. It happened around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday … Read More
Babysitter Arrested, Left Children Inside Hot Car
LAWRENCE — Lawrence police arrested 44-year-old Shuron Scott for neglect after she allegedly left two children she was babysitting alone in an SUV Sept. 24 while she shopped at a Pendleton Pike Kroger.
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New IPhone 6 Out On Shelves
INDIANAPOLIS—Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced the world to the newest iPhones earlier this month- and the new devices hit store shelves today. New features include a 12 megapixel camera, capable of shooting 4K video, and a new feature called 3D Touch, which is sensitive to finger pressure for … Read More
Lincoln Funeral Train Rolls Into Hammond
By STACEY STAGNER Communications Coordinator, South Shore CVA HAMMOND — A full-size replica of the train that carried President Abraham Lincoln’s body across the United States more than 150 years ago will be on display at the Indiana Welcome Center Thursday, Oct. 8 through Sunday, Oct. 11. The … Read More
Lincoln Funeral Train Rolls Into Hammond
HAMMOND — A full-size replica of the train that carried President Abraham Lincoln’s body across the United States more than 150 years ago will be on display at the Indiana Welcome Center Thursday, Oct. 8 through Sunday, Oct. 11.
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Goshen College Withdraws From Council Of Christian Colleges And Universities
GOSHEN— Goshen College has announced it has withdrawn from the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities. The move comes after the college’s recent decision to allow the hiring of married gay and lesbian faculty and staff as part of their LGBT non-discrimination policy and hiring practices. The Council … Read More
Indiana Reports 32.7 Percent Obesity Rate
INDIANA — The 12th Annual State of Obesity report reveals large regional and racial differences when it comes to obesity in America.
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Top Tips For Traveling With Pets
CALIFORNIA — A large majority, around 72 percent of drivers bring their pets along for rides, but most don’t use restraints to keep their furry friends safe, according to a new survey.
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Construction Begins On South Bend’s Memorial Children’s Hospital
SOUTH BEND — Construction has begun on the new $50 million Memorial Children’s Hospital in South Bend. The project, led by Beacon Health Systems, is supported through $10 million in donations and is expected to open in 2017. The 100,000 square-foot expansion plans for hematology, oncology, pediatric intensive … Read More
State Supreme Court Overturns Murder Convictions
ELKHART — The Indiana Supreme Court has overturned murder convictions for three of four Elkhart teens. The teens, including Blake Layman, then 16, Levi Sparks, then 17, Jose Quiroz, then 16, along with Danzele Johnson, 21, broke into the home of a neighbor of Quiroz, while Anthony Sharp, then … Read More
Indy Airport Adding Non-Stop Flights
INDIANAPOLIS — New nonstop flights from the Indianapolis airport have been announced this week by Indianapolis Airport Authority and American Airlines.
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Michigan Advocates Anti-Bullying Hotline
MICHIGAN — Just over a year ago, OK2Say was created to encourage Michigan students to anonymously report potential crimes through a phone app. Tested in the 2014-15 school year, the app is now being advocated by Attorney General Bill Schuette. The app was specifically created so students … Read More
Ray L. Price Foundation Donates Plymouth Park
PLYMOUTH— The Ray L. Price Foundation, a local philanthropic organization, has donated the city of Plymouth a new park. The 12-acre Price Memorial Park had, for several years, previously operated as private park. The property includes many features, including a swimming pond, fishing pond, gazebo, playground, and picnic … Read More
Gas Prices Below $2 In Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS— Gas stations on the south side of Indianapolis are reporting that gas has fallen below the $2 mark. According to GasBuddy.com, gas at several stations was reported to be at the $1.99 mark.
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