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Harry Higgs' answer about his pro golf future is one of the most earnest things you'll ever hear

Harry Higgs' answer about his pro golf future is one of the most earnest things you'll ever hear

PGA Tour pro Harry Higgs discusses his recent struggles, his U.S. Open shorts mishap, and his new outlook on the game.

Bryson DeChambeau Reportedly Calls Media 'The Mafia' and Has Reporter Removed from Driving Range

Bryson DeChambeau Reportedly Calls Media 'The Mafia' and Has Reporter Removed from Driving Range

Bryson DeChambeau Reportedly Calls Media 'The Mafia' and Has Reporter Removed from Driving Range

Tri-State Animal Shelter Reaches Capacity, Urgently Seeks Adopters and Foster Homes

Tri-State Animal Shelter Reaches Capacity, Urgently Seeks Adopters and Foster Homes

Paws of Dearborn County, an animal shelter in Dearborn County, Indiana, has reached its maximum capacity and is urgently appealing to the community for assistance. The shelter is seeking adoptive and foster pet parents for a large number of cats and dogs currently under its care. The overflow situation developed last week, prompting the shelter to make a public plea. To facilitate adoptions and fostering, Paws of Dearborn County has posted profiles of available animals on its website. Interested individuals can visit the website to view the animals and submit applications to adopt or foster. The website also provides information for those interested in volunteering their time to support the shelter's operations.

In defense of LIV Golf's Sergio Garcia — well, kind of | Opinion

In defense of LIV Golf's Sergio Garcia — well, kind of | Opinion

Reports link Sergio Garcia's Masters tantrum to LIV Golf's funding loss, but experts point to larger global shifts.

Tippecanoe County Secures Guilty Verdicts in Two Meth-Dealing Cases

Tippecanoe County Secures Guilty Verdicts in Two Meth-Dealing Cases

In Tippecanoe County, Indiana, guilty verdicts have been delivered in two separate meth-dealing cases. Kenneth Preshon, 52, was found guilty of one count of meth dealing and one count of cocaine dealing. His sentencing date has not yet been scheduled. Separately, Shastiney Skaggs, 28, was found guilty of dealing meth and possession of meth. Her sentencing is slated for October 8th. These verdicts were announced by the Tippecanoe County Prosecutor’s Office, marking successful prosecutions in efforts to combat drug-related offenses in the region. The cases highlight ongoing legal actions against individuals involved in the distribution and possession of controlled substances within the county.

Cold Air Funnels and Rain Disrupt Mercer County Events

Cold Air Funnels and Rain Disrupt Mercer County Events

Cold air funnel clouds were reported across Mercer County, Ohio, on Wednesday, prompting precautionary warning sirens and event cancellations. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), these funnels form under specific conditions involving cold air aloft and convection. While typically harmless, they can occasionally cause EF-0 level tornado damage. Rain and thunderstorms also impacted the region, leading to the cancellation of the Mercer County Fair's High School Band Show. A tornado warning was issued for Delaware County, Indiana, where a tornado was observed near Muncie, though no damage was reported. Additionally, a flood watch was in effect for Mercer and Auglaize counties due to excessive rainfall. (Source time: Thu, 20 Aug 2026 18:00:00 GMT)

Congresswoman Houchin Visits Metamora to Assess Flood Damage and Offer Resources

Congresswoman Houchin Visits Metamora to Assess Flood Damage and Offer Resources

U.S. Congresswoman Erin Houchin (R-District 9) visited Metamora, Indiana, to observe the flood damage and engage with affected business owners and residents. Her visit aimed to understand the long-term impacts of the flooding and to connect those impacted with available resources. Houchin noted that the full extent of the damage might not be immediately apparent from Main Street, as it is widespread and affects each property differently. She toured affected homes and businesses, including Moon Lit Pages bookstore, which sustained damage to new bookshelves and flooring, and Mr. Ed’s Shoppe, an antique store whose owner is working towards a grand reopening. Houchin also met with Masters of Disaster, a nonprofit assisting with debris cleanup and resource connection. She emphasized the community's resilience and volunteerism in the face of the disaster.

Wastewater Discharge from Indiana Plant Contaminates Whitewater and Great Miami Rivers

Wastewater Discharge from Indiana Plant Contaminates Whitewater and Great Miami Rivers

Hamilton County Public Health has announced that a sewage discharge from a damaged treatment plant in Connersville, Indiana, is contaminating the Whitewater River and parts of the Great Miami River, rendering them unsafe for recreational activities. The health department issued a recommendation for the public to temporarily avoid contact with these rivers, particularly the Whitewater River and the Great Miami River south of their confluence, as a precautionary measure. The issue was brought to the attention of Hamilton County Public Health via an August 19 alert from the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission (ORSANCO). Connersville Mayor Chad Frank confirmed that the wastewater treatment plant suffered severe damage due to historic flooding in the city the previous week. Engineers and contractors are working to repair the facility, which is currently offline, and are still pumping water out of its sub-basement. An unknown quantity of untreated, raw sewage is actively being released into the Whitewa...

High School TPUSA Chapter President Alleges Harassment by Parent at School Event

High School TPUSA Chapter President Alleges Harassment by Parent at School Event

Sophia Hunt, a 17-year-old president of a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter at Westfield High School in Indiana, claims she was verbally accosted by a mother during a back-to-school event. Hunt stated that while staffing a TPUSA booth, a young boy approached to take a bracelet. The boy's mother, identified by Newsweek as Kailly Stanich, allegedly pulled her son away, slapped Hunt's hand, and screamed at her, calling TPUSA supporters 'racist, homophobic and disgusting.' Stanich, however, denies these accusations, stating that if such an incident occurred, she would have been apprehended immediately given the presence of police and other adults. Stanich claims she merely grabbed her son's hand and firmly said no when asked if he wanted a bracelet, and that Hunt's subsequent tone was 'incredibly rude and bratty.' Stanich also mentioned that her son recognized the American flag bracelets and perceived TPUSA as a 'hateful group.'

Connersville, Indiana, Sewage Leak Prompts River Warnings After Flooding

Connersville, Indiana, Sewage Leak Prompts River Warnings After Flooding

Recent flooding in Connersville, Indiana, has led to a sewage leak from a local plant, discharging untreated wastewater into the Whitewater River. The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission confirmed the leak, which is occurring approximately 50 miles northwest of Hamilton County. The facility is currently offline, and plans for repairs are underway. This incident follows severe storms and historic flooding that have impacted Southeast Indiana and other parts of the state. Health officials have issued warnings advising the public to avoid recreational activities in and along the Whitewater River, as well as the Great Miami River south of their confluence. The risk of illness is higher closer to the discharge source, though exposure further downstream could still cause sickness in both humans and animals. Common pathogens found in contaminated recreational waters, such as E. coli and Cryptosporidium, can lead to symptoms like diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, and vomiting.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun Calls Prolonged Power Outages "Unacceptable" Amid Storm Recovery Efforts

Indiana Governor Mike Braun Calls Prolonged Power Outages "Unacceptable" Amid Storm Recovery Efforts

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has publicly stated that prolonged power outages affecting thousands of residents in Gary and Northwest Indiana are "unacceptable." This declaration comes after nine days of outages following severe storms. Governor Braun emphasized that state agencies have provided extensive assistance to NIPSCO crews, including heavy equipment, personnel for route clearance, and brush removal. The Indiana State Police have also been deployed to provide protection for utility workers to expedite restoration efforts. Braun noted that every state agency capable of assisting with power restoration is actively engaged, making it a top priority for Lake, Porter, and LaPorte counties. He also directed the Indiana Department of Insurance to implement a 60-day moratorium on policy cancellations and suspend late payment penalties for storm-affected Hoosiers, aiming to alleviate additional burdens during recovery. Cleanup efforts are ongoing across Indiana, with the Department of Correction assisting in ...