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I-65 in Boone County reopens after hours-long closure
BOONE COUNTY, Ind. — Interstate 65 reopened in Boone County Thursday morning after a closure that lasted several hours. According to the Zionsville Fire Department, all I-65 lanes between 82nd St and I-865 near mile marker 129 were initially shut down as a result of a semi fire.…
SUNY Poly joins national AI-driven semiconductor research initiative
MARCY — SUNY Polytechnic Institute will play a major role in a new $19.9 million National Science Foundation research initiative aimed at accelerating the discovery and manufacturing of next-generation semiconductor materials through artificial intelligence, robotics and…
St Pete Catalyst
Published July 30Arrests made in St. Pete Beach’s mothball mystery
More than 1,000 toxic mothballs were spread in shorebird nesting areas in April.
BOONVILLE NEWS: Member of ADK Class of 1970 Dies
Greetings folks, I just have a couple things to pass along to you this week. So let’s get on with the news for this week.
Local farmers battle erratic weather as sweet corn season shifts
MARCY — Summers in Upstate New York are based around a series of simple pleasures. For many, one of those pleasures is enjoying the season’s first crop of locally grown sweet corn.
Colts Insider breaks down what he saw from Daniel Jones on Day 1 of training camp
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones participated fully in the first day of training camp following an Achilles injury, while running back Jonathan Taylor practiced amid ongoing contract negotiations.
Connor Cough adds top baseball role at Utica Notre Dame: 'High tides raise all ships'
UTICA — Connor Cough considers baseball “kind of like my first love.”
Man convicted of murdering Bloomington man who was found shot in rural Owen County
A jury found Quentin Porter Jr. guilty on five charges Wednesday, July 29 after a seven-day trial.
'Frustrated' | Fountain Square businesses grow tired of construction, losing business
Owners of restaurants and shops on Shelby Street say they're losing business due to construction that's gone on for seven months.
US launches new strikes on Iran after foiled missile attack on American forces
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia conducted airstrikes on Iranian-backed militias in Iraq following missile and drone attacks on their respective territories and interests.
LYONS FALLS NEWS: Farmers Market Week on Deck
Lyons Falls Alive Farmer’s & Crafters’ Market will be celebrating Farmers’ Market Week on August 4 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The market will have free games and activities for kids and free face painting. In the Lyons Falls…
SUNY Poly still has openings for August summer camps
MARCY — There is still time for students to register for two exciting summer camps at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, 100 Seymour Road.