No rest for the wreckers: Muncie’s J.C. Penney is coming down
The rubble from Muncie Mall’s old Sears had hardly settled before Hull Property Group’s demolition crew turned its attention to J.C. Penney. As of yesterday, another longtime anchor is coming down! Here’s a look back at the history of another store that served generations of Muncie shoppers.
Indiana Fan Suffers Double Loss on ‘College GameDay’
An Indiana fan came painfully close to winning $1 million during ESPN’s “College GameDay.”
Grand Ole Opry to Celebrate 60 Years of CMA Awards With Vince Gill, Ricky...
The Grand Ole Oprywill celebrate the 60th anniversary of the CMA Awards with a special show on Sunday, November 8, featuring Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Deana Carter, Lorrie Morgan and Jamey Johnson. More Entertainment News. The evening will highlight CMA Award winners from 1974 to 2004, when the annual awards...
Indiana’s gas tax holiday set to expire Wednesday
Drivers could see an increase at the pump, soon, if Indiana’s gas tax holiday expires as scheduled Wednesday. Gov. Mike Braun said this week he may keep the state’s gas taxes suspended through early December. However, he indicated it is unlikely he will issue a new energy emergency order to keep those taxes suspended.
Florida hurricane aid could cover new roofs, electrical repairs, and relocation
Residents should check the county's qualification criteria and income thresholds before assuming they are eligible.
Wrentham man with two prior restraining order convictions charged again with violating ex-girlfriend’s order
WRENTHAM – On Sunday, October 18, 2026, at approximately 5:44 p.m., Wrentham Police Officer Jonathan King was dispatched to a residence on Woolford Road following a report of a restraining order violation. (The account and quotations in this article were sourced from the printed Personnel Narrative Officer Jonathan King...
Crews put out fire at North Providence home
According to the North Providence Fire Department, the fire originated in the basement of a multi-family home.
Kentucky Weather Nov. 1: Paducah Faces 80% Rain Chance as November Begins
PADUCAH, KY – Western Kentucky residents can expect a wet start to November as showers become likely Saturday night, Oct. 31, before rain chances climb to 80% Sunday, Nov. 1, in Paducah. According to the National Weather Service in Paducah, temperatures will fall from a Halloween high near 78 degrees Saturday to around 64 degrees Sunday as showers move through the area.
Soles4Souls Making Hopkinsville Stop This Week
Students at Freedom Elementary School in Hopkinsville will receive new athletic shoes and socks on Wednesday through a partnership between nonprofit Soles4Souls, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and Hopkinsville Electric System/energynet. The distribution is part of Soles4Souls’ 4EveryKid program, which removes barriers to education and builds students’ confidence by providing properly...
More than 260K cast early voting ballots across Kentucky
More than 267,000 Kentuckians cast ballots during no-excuse early voting ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, with long lines reported at polling locations across the state on the final day. As of Saturday afternoon, State Board of Elections data showed 267,242 people voted in person statewide, including 15,257 early...

















