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Weather Forcing Changes To 2026 Coldwater WinterFest
(COLDWATER) - WinterFest will going on Saturday in Coldwater. However, organizers are making some modifications to the popular event due to forecasted sub-zero temperatures. Coldwater Recreation Department Director Julie Santure says the carriage rides and sled dogs will not be a part of this...
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Casino Bill Amendment Puts Other Counties In Play
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A major shift at the Indiana Statehouse has dramatically expanded the casino debate in Northeast Indiana. On Thursday, the Indiana House Public Policy Committee approved an amendment that would allow a casino license currently based in Ohio County to relocate to ...
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Warming Centers To Be Open Around LaGrange County
(LAGRANGE) - Low temperatures and wind chills are forecast in the area over the next several days. LaGrange County Emergency Services Director Bill Mohr says warming centers will be open if anyone needs a place to get warmed up. The centers will be at the following locations: The LaGrange Co...
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Michigan Jobless Rate Unchanged In December
(LANSING) - Michigan's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was unchanged in the month of December. According to data released by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, the unemployment rate remained at 5%. Employment decreased by 9,000 over the month an...
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Bronson Issues Run Water Advisory Due To Extreme Cold
(BRONSON) - The City of Bronson has issued an official "Run Water Advisory" for all municipal water customers. The advisory is in effect from Thursday evening, January 22 through Tuesday January 27. This is a proactive measure to prevent residential and commercial water service lines from fr...
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Sturgis DPS Warns Of Potential For Frozen Water Lines
(STURGIS) - Extremely cold temperatures are forecast for the area. With that in mind, the City of Sturgis Department of Public Services is asking residents to be conscious of frozen water lines. In order to help citizens prevent their water lines from freezing, DPS officials are recommending ...
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Michigan House Votes To Limit Cases A.G. Can Be Involved In
(LANSING) - A series of bills voted on by the Michigan House could restrict what cases the Michigan Attorney General could become involved in.Presently the Attorney General is allowed to sue on behalf of the State of Michigan and also intervene in local cases. This package of bills would change t...
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Isa Introduces Legislation To Protect Emergency Medical Services
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A bill has been written that would protect Indiana patients and emergency medical providers by streamlining the claims process.State Representative Tony Isa authored the legislation, that would also prevent delays in care or payment stemming from prior authorization demands.House...
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Casino Bill Amendment Puts Steuben and DeKalb Counties in Play
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A major shift at the Statehouse has dramatically expanded the casino debate in northeast Indiana, opening the door for a relocated casino license to land in one of four counties instead of just Allen County. The Indiana House Public Policy Committee on Thursday approved an amend...
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Steuben County Reps Join Casino Debate at Statehouse Hearing
ANGOLA -- Steuben County officials are testifying before the Indiana House Public Policy Committee as lawmakers consider legislation that could expand or relocate casino gaming in the state. The Herald Republican reports the Steuben County delegation includes three county commissioners -- Wil How...
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