Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Elkhart.
Ferry Street School Park held a ribbon cutting on Thursday, Aug.
27—its building, built in 1876, first served Black students and later welcomed all neighborhood children.
Elkhart County’s Isaiah 117 House broke ground on Thursday, Aug.
27 to create a safe space for children entering foster care or moving between placements. The organization says the facility will offer a comforting environment for kids in need.
NIPSCO and its charitable foundation announced a $2M donation for storm relief, with funds directed through local nonprofits & foundations to support families with food, housing, and other essential needs.
The Morning Mule Breakfast Boutique held its official ribbon cutting earlier this month at 1213 E.
University Drive in Granger, marking a celebration of its growing presence (opened in December) in the local dining scene.
PBS Michiana and Indiana Dinosaur Museum have partnered (the screening starts at 6 p.m. Friday) to host a free showing of 'Walking with Dinosaurs.' Families can explore exhibits and café offerings with $5 discounted admission available later.
Farmers across Michiana gathered to view hands-on new technology demos as rising costs impact agriculture.
The Pay Dirt IN-Field event featured demonstrations in agriculture, construction, forest and wildlife management, and weather awareness.
Governor Mike Braun is expanding storm recovery efforts to help schools recover lost instructional time from recent storms.
The state is working with affected districts on plans (including make-up days, longer school days, or scheduled breaks) and opening grants to support displaced students with food, clothing, shelter, and transportation, with plans due Sept. 18.
Indiana Michigan Power plans a rate freeze aimed at lowering bills by about $10 a month starting next summer, pending IURC approval & a state governor said the move will cut nearly $60 million from customer bills.
Hoosiers recovering from destructive storms now have federal relief — Gov. Mike Braun’s disaster declaration request was approved, unlocking resources to help communities hit by severe flooding.
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