The Anderson Board of Public Safety approved seven demolitions Monday
President Trump says the U.S. Postal Service’s financial losses can’t keep going. Ryan Hedrick reports that his push to privatize the service has faced resistance.
The Anderson Board of Public Safety approved seven demolitions Monday, including the site of a deadly fire last week, The Herald Bulletin reports. An emergency demolition at 1512 W. Third Street was approved following a Thursday morning fire that killed an Anderson man.
Alarming new data found 49% of people’s email passwords have been leaked onto the dark web leaving Americans vulnerable to online scams – a growing issue in Indiana where 11,097 victims lost $162 million to online scams in 2023. Social Catfish released the findings today following the launch of their new feature Guess Your Password – a free tool that allows users to check if their password has been leaked.
Just how big is this Easter egg hunt on April19 in Muncie…. Brad Robertson said on WMUN this week, the Knights of Columbus in town, behind what’s now the former YMCA North is the place, and he said it goes fast… 10 a.m. is go-time.
Indiana’s NOT the worst: the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America says Wichita, Kansas is the worst city for seasonal allergies in 2025.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Memphis, Tennessee
Little Rock, Arkansas
Raleigh, North Carolina
Richmond, Virginia
Greenville, South Carolina
Greensboro, North Carolina
More than a quarter of adults in the U.S. suffer from seasonal allergies, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Teen Driving Awareness – a safety program supported by the Delaware County Sheriff’s Department – why now… Sheriff Tony Skinner told me recently that 5 schools in the area have been visited so far.
Madison County Councilwoman Bethany Keller will hold a town hall meeting Thursday to discuss the Monroe Township sewage issues. The Herald Bulletin reports, in 2023, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management fined the county $1,700 after raw sewage was found flowing into Pipe Creek. IDEM recommended the creation of a regional utility district, but that discussion has been tabled and the town hall meeting will seek community input on potential solutions.
Prior to leaving office in January, Governor Eric Holcomb presented Jud Fisher, President & CEO of Ball Brothers Foundation, with the Sagamore of the Wabash Award – one of Indiana’s highest honors. Indiana governors give the award to recognize individuals who have made a significant contribution to life in the state. Governor Holcomb, in a video shared with the Ball Brothers Foundation board of directors in late February, cited Fisher’s leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, continued commitment to public health and improving the quality of life in Indiana, and spirit of collaboration, as examples of his service. It was not explained in the release yesterday why the announcement is just now happening.
