Notre Dame Rallies Leaders To Shape Social Media
Notre Dame is launching a major effort to shape the future of social media policy and it could affect every corner of Indiana.
Read MoreNotre Dame is launching a major effort to shape the future of social media policy and it could affect every corner of Indiana.
Read MoreIndiana has poured almost $1 billion into a contentious technology park with few tenants and a mystery budget, reporters with the Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism and the Indiana Capital Chronicle have found.
Read MoreAndre B. Smith, 18, pled guilty to the Level 6 felony of intimidation against Goshen Community Schools Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Read MoreA dog was rescued after Indiana State Police investigated a Facebook post.
Read MoreOne year after Indiana policymakers enacted a law requiring pornography websites to verify users’ ages, a new bill seeks to further restrict Hoosiers under age 16 from creating social media accounts without “verified” parental permission.
Read MoreIndiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and 41 other attorneys general sued Meta in federal and state courts Tuesday, Oct. 24, alleging the company knowingly designed and deployed harmful features on Instagram and its other social media platforms that purposefully addict children and teens.
Read MoreAn advisory board for Facebook has affirmed the social media giant’s ban of former President Donald Trump.
Read MoreThe Indiana State Police Fort Wayne Post is warning people about an ongoing scam.
Read MoreJohn Lawrence Schultz IV, 18, and Donald Victor Robin Jr., 17, were arrested Friday, July 31, and have been preliminarily charged with conspiracy to commit murder and intimidation.
Read MoreThe following programs are set to take place in August with the Warsaw Community Public Library:
Read MoreRed yard signs seem to be the color of choice for at least five local candidates in the upcoming June 2 primary, but two of those are emanating from the same household.
Read MoreWhen growing up, David Burden said he “had a small scope of what I thought I could pursue as a career.” Public education in the 1990s had a different look to it.
Read MorePress Release SYRACUSE — On Monday evening, May 4, Geoff Walmer, Wawasee High School principal, released the following letter regarding a graduation ceremony for the class of 2020: “Dear Seniors: “We wanted to wait until Governor Holcomb’s announcement this past Friday before finalizing any plans with regards to … Read More
By Ray Balogh InkFreeNews MILFORD — Based upon “extremely good responses,” several Milford churches are planning at least two more Sunday morning drive-in church services in downtown Milford, according to Mike Kelley, pastor of Word of Truth Ministries. Several attendees at the first drive-in service on Sunday, April … Read More
By Tim Ashley InkFreeNews MILFORD — Environmental study work is in progress on plans to extend CR 1300N west from Old SR 15 to SR 15 in Milford that would include an overpass across the Norfolk Southern Railroad tracks. According to Steve Moriarty, superintendent of the Kosciusko County … Read More
Press Release DALLAS — Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the VEX Robotics World Championships were conducted in a unique format Saturday, April 25, in Dallas, Texas. The Robotics Education and Competition Foundation created VEX Virtual Worlds, a way to honor the 720 high school, 360 middle school and … Read More