Winona Lake Fire Department Discusses Dangers Of Lithium Batteries
Mike Cox, public information officer for the Winona Lake Fire Department, is helping to get the word out about the dangers of lithium batteries.
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Supreme Court Lets Trump Remove Consumer Product Safety Regulators
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed former Pres. Donald Trump to remove three Democratic members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, further escalating the administration’s efforts to assert greater control over independent federal agencies.
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Safety Advised As Hoosiers Head To Water For Summer
As Memorial Day kicks off summer across Indiana, Hoosiers will flock to lakes, rivers and pools, and safety should be on everyone’s mind.
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Safety At Risk As Budget Cuts Hit Indiana Dunes
Indiana Dunes National Park has lost five employees in the wake of federal cuts hitting national parks, which has raised concerns about park safety and maintenance.
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Governor-elect Mike Braun Announces Freedom and Opportunity Agenda
Governor-elect Mike Braun unveiled his Freedom and Opportunity Agenda, a comprehensive framework designed to take Indiana to new heights through targeted reforms and strategic investments.
Read MorePolice ramping up patrols during Thanksgiving travel period
While people get their Thanksgiving travel plans ready, the Marshall County Traffic Safety Partnership is getting ready to increase patrol visibility as part of the annual Safe Family Travel campaign.
Read MorePurdue Extension Kosciusko To Offer Course ‘Identity Theft: What’s In Your Bag’
Purdue Extension Kosciusko County Health and Human Science Educator, Shannon Shepherd, will be presenting “Identity Theft; What’s In Your Bag?” at the Home and Family Arts Building, Kosciusko County Fairgrounds, 1400 E. Smith St., on 12-1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13.
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Purdue Extension Elkhart County To Host Beef Producers Certification Program
The beef industry created a certification program that is called BQA or Beef Quality Assurance.
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INDOT hosts state legislators for Safe Zones site visit
A group of state legislators visited the current Interstate 70 construction zone in Hancock County on Friday where Indiana’s worksite speed control pilot program, known as Safe Zones, is helping to keep both motorists and road crews safe.
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Saemann Foundation Awards Cardinal Services $8,000
Cardinal Services has received an $8,000 grant from the Franklin I. & Irene List Saemann Foundation for the purchase of surveillance equipment for the Kosciusko Area Bus Service.
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Kosciusko County Fire Association Issues Burn Advisory
The Kosciusko County Fire Association issues an open burning advisory Thursday, Sept. 12.
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Indiana American Water to Remove Rockford Dam in Seymour
Indiana American Water today announced it has secured all permits required to begin demolition of the low-head river dam on the East Fork of White River near the company’s water treatment facility on North County Road 760 East, just south of East Reddington Street.
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Goshen Police Add Patrol Around Schools After Threats
On Sept. 6, Goshen Police learned of multiple threats made to the community and several community members on social media.
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Excessive Heat Warning in Effect Tuesday, Aug. 27
There is an excessive heat warning in portions of northern Indiana and southwest Michigan starting at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27.
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Indiana State Police Bremen Post Reminds Drivers: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
Drive sober or get pulled over. That’s the warning the Indiana State Police Bremen Post is issuing to drivers as they gear up for the annual end-of-summer impaired driving enforcement campaign.
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Local Fire Departments Urge Residents to Write to OSHA Regarding Proposed Regulations
Local fire departments urge residents to write to OSHA before the deadline Monday, July 22, citing concerns that newly proposed guidelines will cripple small, rural volunteer fire departments.
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