Social media reacts to Kentucky’s OT win over UCF
For a moment, it looked like Kentucky basketball would lose their final exhibition game to UCF. They trailed by two with just seconds remaining, but Alex Wilkins hit a beautiful floater with less than a second remaining to send it to overtime. There, the Wildcats dominated, and earned a 90-76 victory. Kentucky got big games from Malachi Moreno and Mason Williams. Moreno recorded 16 points, 14 rebounds, and 8 assists, while Williams scored 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting while playing very good def
An overnight parking program for Hoosiers living in their cars is back. The need...
Not all people experiencing homelessness sleep outdoors or in shelters, many live in their cars. The goal of Safe Park Indy is to connect some of those people with a safe place to park at night.
Indiana Buc-ee’s clears its biggest local hurdle—the latest on an opening date
Indiana’s first Buc-ee’s proposal has cleared its biggest local hurdle: Greenwood’s Common Council voted 7–2 to rezone the planned site near Interstate 65 and Worthsville Road. The decision moves the…
Sophie Cunningham Has Three Words For Judge After Alleged Stalker’s Bail Request Fails
Sophie Cunningham didn’t hesitate to act on the recent legal decision regarding her supposed stalker. The ordeal involving Sophie Cunningham and her stalker continues to gain momentum, and the player for the WNBA team Indiana Fever expressed her views about...
Steakhouse owner allegedly called his biracial manager ‘Black’ and told her to lose weight...
Steakhouse employee filed a civil lawsuit against the employer for racial slurs. BY: UNSPLASH A biracial woman who worked for a prominent restaurateur in Knoxville has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against her employer after allegedly experiencing racial slurs. She worked as an assistant manager and general manager for 40 years at Copper Cellar Restaurant Group, which operates 20 locations across East Tennessee. On September 15, Tammy Dawn Waller,...
Man convicted of shooting Clinton County dog, dumping it 150 miles away
Lock Haven, Pa. — A Clinton County jury found a Dauphin County man guilty of shooting and killing a neighbor’s yellow Labrador at his Noyes Township hunting cabin and dumping the dog’s body in a field roughly 150 miles away. Jurors deliberated about an hour on Oct. 16 before convicting Robert J. Wallish III, 55, of Hummelstown, of aggravated cruelty to animals, a third-degree felony, and tampering with evidence, a second-degree misdemeanor, according to the Clinton County District Attorney’s Off
SC Man Arrested for Targeting Women Home Alone in Late-Night Burglaries, Sheriff Says
South Carolina Burglar Who Preyed on Women Home Alone Caught Fleeing to Atlanta at a Bus Station A 25-year-old man […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
Centenarians Lead North Carolina A&T’s 100th Homecoming Parade
As North Carolina A&T State University gears up for its momentous centennial homecoming, a group of distinguished alumni, each aged 100 or more, will take the spotlight as honorary grand marshals. This remarkable gathering is part of the university’s 100th Homecoming celebrations, promising a weekend filled with nostalgia and pride.
San Jose Murder Convictions Tossed Over Prosecutor’s Pit Bull, Predator Remarks
Three men convicted in the 2019 killing of a 21-year-old man in San Jose have had their convictions and sentences wiped out, after a state appeals court found that a deputy district attorney's pit bull analogy and predator language during jury selection crossed a legal line meant to root out racial bias in the courtroom.
New Particularly Dangerous Situation Label Will Appear on Blizzard and Ice Storm Warnings for...
INDIANAPOLIS — The National Weather Service is adding a new level of urgency to certain winter weather warnings. Starting with the 2026–2027 winter season, Blizzard Warnings and Ice Storm Warnings may include the phrase “Particularly Dangerous Situation,” or PDS. The label will be used when forecasters have high confidence in a rare, extreme, and potentially historic winter weather event. It will be saved for exceptional situations that pose a significant threat to life and property.

















