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As the gun violence is on the rise in Indiana, Far Eastside Community Peace Walk event was held early Saturday
Indianapolis, Indiana – As we already reported, the number of violent crimes in the United States has been on the rise for a several years now and some states are even seeing record number of…
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Some Indiana teachers to receive third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, more expected to get it in the upcoming period
The so-called booster dose, or the third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, has been a hot topic for some time now and it looks like slowly, but surely is becoming a reality. Last week CDC…
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The Monroe County school bus that went off the road and hit a tree resulted with several students injured, report
Monroe County, Indiana – Monroe County school bus went off the road and hit a tree on Thursday and left with several students injured, authorities say. According to police reports, the ongoing investigation should reveal…
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Woman shoots husband to death following an argument over her social media history, makes little children help her get rid the body
The number of violent crimes and murders especially in families and households has been on rise in the last couple of years across the country, but the numbers especially jumped since the start of the…
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Black couple dies of Covid-19, refused to take the vaccine afraid that the government experimented on Black people, again
Several White House officials and even some governors publicly blamed the vaccine hesitant people for the latest surge in cases as a result of the spread of the Delta variant across United States. Several studies…
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Indiana students divided over vaccine mandate by universities, “My body, my choice” seems to mean nothing anymore
Bloomington, Indiana – Indiana students in multiple occasions tried to block the vaccine mandate during the last month and a half, but all their hopes seem to be over after Justice Barrett made a swift…
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Hospitals across the state are changing their visitors’ policies, Columbus Regional Hospital patients not allowed visitations
The recent Covid-19 surge forced hospitals across the country to implement measures and prevent their patients to be exposed to the deadly virus and Indiana hospitals are slowly changing their visiting policies. The last Indiana…
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Two dogs attacked Columbus woman, suffers serious injuries
Columbus, Indiana – Columbus woman suffered serious injuries after she was attacked from two dogs, police say. According to police reports, the woman was attacked to the 2500 block of Pearl Street and deputies responded…
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Daycare provider abuses and injures months-old baby causing permanent brain damage, faces charges after doctors confirmed shaken baby syndrome
Choosing the right baby daycare provider is essential and very important task for every couple. Everyone should usually rely on previous experiences from relatives or friends before choosing who should take care of their children…
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It looks like new lockdowns are a ‘done deal’ and coming sooner than we might think, even Joe Biden’s latest comment hinted new restrictions
United States citizens reasonably fear new restrictions, mask mandates and vaccine requirements as the Delta variant spreads and the number of new cases is on the rise for several weeks now. Despite the vaccination efforts,…
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