Caitlin Clark surprises Indiana high school team with new Caitlin 1s
Caitlin Clark gave local Indiana hoopers the surprise of a lifetime. Caitlin Clark didn’t just show up in Indiana, she completely took the place by storm. She’s built a fiercely loyal cult following that turns every single Fever game, whether it’s home or away, packing arenas with kids rocking her #22 jersey. But the wildest part about the whole Clark phenomenon is how little she lets the hype change her. You constantly see her sticking around long after the final buzzer just to autograph batter
Anderson woman found guilty of fraudulent deed deal on day her mom died
ANDERSON, Ind. — A Madison Circuit Court 3 jury found a 52-year-old Anderson woman guilty Tuesday of theft, fraud, forgery, and three counts of obstruction of justice, all felonies, in a case involving property documents signed the day her mother died. According to a probable-cause affidavit filed in 2023, Kenyatta Carter reported a suspected forgery […]
Indiana businesses count down to federal cannabis ban | Exclusive
“This is Prohibition 2.0, 100 years later," one Lafayette business owner says. Come December, a legal high will be hard to find in Indiana. On the 11th of that month, a provision tucked into the late-2025 funding bill that reopened the federal government will trigger, closing most of the legal market for cannabis products in the state. Previously, the 2018 federal farm bill had separated hemp from the legal category of marijuana. After drying a cannabis plant, if the weight is made of less than
June storm victims in 19 Kentucky counties eligible for assistance
More financial help is available for Kentuckians recovering from June's severe storms. Eligible homeowners, renters, businesses, and nonprofits in 19 counties can now apply for disaster loans.
Madison County family raises awareness about safe organ procurement
MADISON COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A Madison County family is raising awareness about safe organ procurement nearly three months after Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. came to Kentucky to decertify the state’s organ procurement organization, Network for Hope. The family is working to make sure...
Get Ready to Fall Back: NJ Clocks Change This Weekend
Get Ready to Fall Back: NJ Clocks Change This Weekend — NEW JERSEY — It’s almost time to turn the clocks back. Daylight Saving Time officially comes to an end this weekend, meaning residents across New Jersey will gain an extra hour overnight as the state returns to standard time.
Ocean County family says candidates were missing from voting machines; judge denies do-over
An Ocean County family of four testified Tuesday evening that they couldn’t vote for U.S. Senate, Congress, and County Commissioner because the candidates’ names didn’t appear on the screen when they cast in-person, early votes, and they won’t be able to cast a do-over ballot. One...
Clementon Park closed after 119 years, now under police watch following Halloween trespassing warnings
Clementon Park, the 119-year-old amusement park is now under police watch after a Halloween hide and seek challenge went viral on social media.
Ocean County Reaches $46,000 in Settlements With Dollar General and Dollar Tree Over Pricing...
Ocean County officials announced Tuesday that Dollar General and Dollar Tree have entered into settlement agreements totaling $46,000 following investigations into pricing accuracy and the disclosure of return and refund policies at their stores throughout the county. The Ocean County Department of Consumer Affairs, working alongside the Office of Consumer...
Rhode Island man arrested for striking man with pickup truck after refusing to pay...
YARMOUTH – On Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, Yarmouth Police Officer Erik Journet was dispatched to the Cape Sands Inn at 149 Main Street (Route 28) in West Yarmouth following a report that a man was struck by a vehicle. (The account and quotations in this article were sourced from...

















