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Indiana Regulators Press Utilities Over Rising Electric Bills
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana regulators are demanding answers from utility companies as energy bills continue to rise across the state.The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission held an investigative inquiry Tuesday at the PNC Center in downtown Indianapolis, questioning leaders from five major utilit...
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Fort Wayne Approves Fines for Transporting Homeless Into City
(FORT WAYNE) - The Fort Wayne City Council has approved a new ordinance that makes it illegal to bring homeless individuals into the city under certain circumstances.21Alive reports the measure, passed unanimously Monday, allows for a $2,500 fine for anyone who transports a "transient homeless in...
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USDA Highlights New "Product of USA" Label Standard
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture is promoting a new voluntary labeling standard for meat, poultry, and egg products.The "Product of USA" label, which took effect January 1, 2026, is now limited to products from animals that were born, raised, harvested, and processed in the...
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Women in Criminal Justice Panel Connects with Trine Students
(ANGOLA) - Students at Trine University heard firsthand from women working across the criminal justice system during a recent campus symposium.The university's Cold Case Unit hosted its second annual "Justice Unlocked: Women in Criminal Justice" event March 10 at the Mark and Sarah Music/Ruoff Mo...
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Trine Esports Driver Repeats as Virtual Indy 500 Champion
(ANGOLA) - A Trine University student is once again on top at the virtual Indianapolis Motor Speedway.Wyatt Burton, a member of Trine's esports team, won the Collegiate iRacing League 500 for the second straight year. The race was held Feb. 26 on a virtual version of the Indianapolis Motor Speedw...
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Trine Professor Earns Distinguished Faculty Award from CCH
(ANGOLA) - Trine University's Christian Campus House has honored a longtime engineering professor with its annual Distinguished Faculty Award.Stephen Carr, Ph.D., an associate professor in Trine's Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, received the award during the group's 40th annual...
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Indiana Launches New System for Military, Overseas Voters
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana officials have launched a new system designed to make it easier for military members and overseas residents to participate in elections.The state says the secure web-based platform allows eligible voters to register, request absentee ballots, receive and return those ball...
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TinCaps Offer 60-Degree Guarantee for Opening Day
(FORT WAYNE) - The Fort Wayne TinCaps are offering fans a weather backup plan for Opening Day.The team says if the temperature is below 60 degrees at first pitch on Tuesday, April 7, everyone in attendance will be eligible for a ticket of equal or lesser value to another April home game, based on...
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The Silos Fun Park, Cottage Inn Pizza In Hillsdale Listed For Sale
(HILLSDALE) - A longtime Hillsdale destination for family entertainment is now up for sale.The Silos Fun Park and Cottage Inn Pizza have been listed for $1.3 million after years of growth and expansion.Owners Donna and Brad Olmstead say they are looking for a buyer who will continue building on w...
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Trine Names Matt Land VP For Advancement Ahead Of Presidential Transition
(ANGOLA) - Trine University has named longtime athletic director Matt Land as its new vice president for advancement as the school prepares for a leadership transition.Land will take on the role as Dr. Tony Kline prepares to become the university's 19th president on June 1, succeeding current pre...
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