Twenty-one students in Edgewood Middle School’s “GoBabyGo!” program collaborated with engineers to design and build 12-volt Jeeps for kids with physical impairments.
That fire burned bright enough to get Gary Eby out of bed late Monday night. The second fire happened less than three miles away from Eby’s farm and started roughly a half-hour later.
That intensity level reached an all-time high in the Coogan household when Pat got the call from Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees and offensive line coach Jeff Quinn, and was offered a scholarship.
April of 2020 was the month after a national emergency was declared, and the country lost a record 20.5 million jobs. This April didn’t do much to even up the score.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is calling for Washington to immediately stop paying out-of-work Americans an extra $300 a week in unemployment benefits, saying the boost in government aid is giving some recipients less incentive to look for work.
Every Friday, Sgt. Kayla Miller and Michiana Crime Stoppers tell us about felony fugitives who police are looking for, and they’re asking for your help in catching them.
It's important to talk to your kids about how they're feeling, and as a way to spark that conversation, Oaklawn is holding a scavenger hunt throughout the month of May called "Mind Matters."
With viral cases declining and states and localities easing restrictions, businesses have added jobs for four straight months, the Labor Department said Friday. Still, the unemployment rate ticked up to 6.1% from 6% in March.
The restrictions backed by Republicans in Georgia, Florida, Iowa, Texas and Arizona often take aim at mail voting, a method embraced by voters from both parties but particularly popular with older voters.
A mixture of sun and clouds to end the work week with a slight chance of a shower during the afternoon. The cooler pattern lasts through the weekend as we have another chance of rain showers for Mother’s Day. Have a backup plan indoors on mom’s big day just in case. The details right here on your First Alert Forecast!
CHILLY THROUGH THE WEEKEND... We'll stay quite chilly for mid-May as we head through this weekend. We even have a slight chance for frost Friday morning, and a better chance on Saturday morning. Saturday should feature a lot of sunshine. Then, on Mother's Day, a large, wet, storm system will move through the Ohio River Valley. We'll be on the northern fringe, and we "could" get missed by the rain...but I would count on some rain at times. A slow warm up next week...
