-
5 days ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
CLOSE MUNCIE, Ind.–Ball State University has put an end to all DEI programs. The university’s president, Geoffrey Mearns, said in a video and a press release that the university is putting an end to any discriminatory programs, to be in compliance with the Trump administration and the president’s executive orders.
-
5 days ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
CLOSE INDIANAPOLIS–A man from Mexico will be spending some time in the U.S. But, it’s not a vacation. Juan Morales, 49, was sentenced to three years and one month in federal prison for coming back to the U.S. illegally for a third time. Morales had been convicted of dealing both meth and cocaine in both Indiana and Illinois. He had also been deported in 2007 and 2018.
-
5 days ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
CLOSE STATE WIDE–The former President of the Indiana Bar is against the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, to El Salvador. In a social media post, R. William Jonas, wrote his objection is based on legal precedent and a belief in due process.
-
5 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
CLOSE INDIANAPOLIS–A man from Mexico will be spending some time in the U.S. But, it’s not a vacation. Juan Morales, 49, was sentenced to three years and one month in federal prison for coming back to the U.S. illegally for a third time. Morales had been convicted of dealing both meth and cocaine in both Indiana and Illinois. He had also been deported in 2007 and 2018.
-
5 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
CLOSE STATE WIDE–The former President of the Indiana Bar is against the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, to El Salvador. In a social media post, R. William Jonas, wrote his objection is based on legal precedent and a belief in due process.
-
5 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
CLOSE MUNCIE, Ind.–Ball State University has put an end to all DEI programs. The university’s president, Geoffrey Mearns, said in a video and a press release that the university is putting an end to any discriminatory programs, to be in compliance with the Trump administration and the president’s executive orders.
-
6 days ago | 
wtlcfm.com | Chris Davis
CLOSE STATEHOUSE–The bill that some lawmakers believe will kick some of the two million Hoosiers on Medicaid, off of the program, passed the state Senate this afternoon 37-10. The bill will make more eligibility checks lawful. Some Republicans believe it is time for Hoosiers who were added to Medicaid rolls during COVID, who did not actually belong on the program, to come off. “Our rolls opened wide open because of COVID.
-
6 days ago | 
wibc.com | John Herrick |Chris Davis
CLOSE STATEHOUSE–The bill that some lawmakers believe will kick some of the two million Hoosiers on Medicaid, off of the program, passed the state Senate this afternoon 37-10. The bill will make more eligibility checks lawful. Some Republicans believe it is time for Hoosiers who were added to Medicaid rolls during COVID, who did not actually belong on the program, to come off. “Our rolls opened wide open because of COVID.
-
1 week ago | 
wibc.com | Chris Davis |John Herrick
CLOSE HUNTINGBURG, Ind.–It is now more clear what happened when a 52-year-old woman and a four-year-old girl were found dead in a house on North Geiger St, in Huntingburg, Monday. Huntingburg Police say Olivia Regalada, the woman, died from a medical emergency due to a pre-existing condition. The girl, Evelynn Lopez, was left alone and was attacked by dogs. They are still not sure why.
-
1 week ago | 
wibc.com | Chris Davis
CLOSE STATEHOUSE — Eleven counties will be losing judges in the name of savings, with language added to a bill passed Wednesday by the Indiana Senate. The bill will eliminate judges in Blackford, Carroll, Gibson, Greene, Jennings, Monroe, Newton, Owen, Pulaski, Rush and Scott counties, along with six juvenile magistrate positions in Marion County, if it becomes law.
