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Prescriptions, Checkups and Hope: Grant Expands Free Care for Steuben County Patients
(ANGOLA) - A grant from the Steuben County Community Foundation is helping uninsured Steuben County residents get the medications and care they need through Matthew 25 Health and Care, keeping critical services available as health care costs continue to rise.The funding supports Matthew 25's onsi...
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LaGrange Power of the Purse Raises Nearly $50,000 for Local Students
(LAGRANGE) - Handbags and generosity came together in a big way this year as the LaGrange County Chamber of Commerce announced a record-setting total from its annual Power of the Purse fundraiser.The 2025 event raised $49,560, the highest amount in the program's history. Proceeds directly support...
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Community Standouts Take Center Stage at January Legacy Awards
(LAGRANGE) - Business leaders, educators, nonprofits, and rising professionals who are shaping LaGrange County's future will be in the spotlight this winter as the LaGrange County Chamber of Commerce announces the finalists for its 2026 Legacy Awards.The annual awards honor individuals and organi...
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$100K+ in Grants Gives Noble County Programs a Big Boost
(LIGONIER) - Education, youth programs, health services and quality-of-life projects across Noble County are getting a significant lift following a new round of grants totaling more than $100,000.The Community Foundation of Noble County announced funding for 21 organizations, supporting efforts t...
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$1.5 Million Grant Fuels Major Upgrades at Beloved Lutheran Youth Camps
(HOWE) - A long-running Indiana youth camp is set for long-awaited improvements after Lilly Endowment Inc. awarded a $1.5 million grant to support major upgrades at Camp Lutherwald.The funding was awarded to Lutheran Outdoor Ministries Indiana-Kentucky, known as LOMIK, through Lilly Endowment's C...
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Powering the Holidays: NIPSCO Spreads Cheer With $239K in Giving and Hundreds of Toys
(MERRILLVILLE) - The season of giving is glowing a little brighter across northern Indiana thanks to the 13th annual Hope for the Holidays campaign led by Northern Indiana Public Service Company.This year's campaign delivered $239,425 in charitable donations to 23 nonprofit organizations througho...
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Indiana Moves to the Front of the Pack on Coal Ash Oversight
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana is positioning itself as a national leader in environmental regulation after state officials approved a new permitting framework aimed at strengthening oversight of coal ash disposal and management.Last week, the Indiana Environmental Rules Board voted to adopt a Coal Co...
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Santa Called an Audible: Holiday Lights Will Shine on Christmas Night at Parkview Field
(FORT WAYNE) - Christmas Day plans just got a little brighter downtown.After hearing from families eager to make the popular seasonal attraction part of their holiday tradition, officials announced that Holiday Lights at Parkview Field will now be open on Christmas night. The display will welcome...
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Puck Drop on Hold? Komets, ECHL Players Plan Strike After Holiday Break
(FORT WAYNE) - The future of the Fort Wayne Komets' season is suddenly uncertain as players across the ECHL prepare to go on strike later this week.The Professional Hockey Players' Association announced that ECHL players intend to strike beginning Friday, Dec. 26, when the league's holiday break ...
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Not Street Legal: Indiana BMV’s Most Rejected Plate Requests
(INDIANAPOLIS) - If you were hoping to cruise Indiana highways with plates reading "HOCKTUA," "DIDDY," or "FART CAR," the state has some bad news.The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles has released its list of personalized license plates rejected so far in 2025, and it's a mix of slang, jokes, poli...
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