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Rome Sentinel Published July 11

Boilermaker Walk lets participants enjoy parks, set the pace

UTICA — As Boilermaker festivities kicked off on Saturday, July 11, people of all ages gathered at the Mohawk Valley Community College (MVCC) campus to participate in the Boilermaker Walk, for a morning of fitness and fun.

WTHR 13 Published July 11

Randolph County Sheriff's Department warns drivers as cars become stranded from flooding

The Randolph County Sheriff's Department is cautioning drivers to stay away from water-covered roads as the area deals with heavy rain.

WISH-TV Published July 11

Great Day TV: The importance of getting hearing screenings

Hear Indiana, a longtime advocate and resource for children with hearing loss, has expanded its services to include adults, and offers a variety of services such as audiology, speech and language therapy, school support, advocacy, and a summer camp for children.

WMNF 88.5 Published July 11

The State Of Our World Since February 28, 2026

“We see connivence, cravenness and complicity from US allies and satellite states who are so afraid to mention that this was an illegal strike that took place on February 28th and the war taking place in Iran now is an illegal operation” Binoy Kampmark On February 28 President…

Rome Sentinel Published July 11

How redefining one word strips the Endangered Species Act’s ability to protect vital habitat

The majority of endangered species listings over the years have involved habitat loss, from Chinook salmon to island foxes and many birds.

Rome Sentinel Published July 11

Term limits and common sense needed

The world is changing with each passing day. There one thing that doesn’t change is career politicians.

Rome Sentinel Published July 11

School district needs to rework bloated budget

We continue to hear the phrase "if you vote against the school budget, the children will suffer." The reason they would suffer is because the district is heavy with administrative positions. There is no need for four principals, one for…

Rome Sentinel Published July 11

Joe Wilczinski still going strong as one of the Boilermaker's last perennial runners

MARCY — Seven. That’s the number of runners left who have completed every single Boilermaker Road Race since it began in 1978.

Rome Sentinel Published July 11

Iran deal adds to growing list of failures and broken promises

Broken promises and betrayal are the words that come to mind when I look at the United State’s agreement with Iran.

Rome Sentinel Published July 11

Greater Oneida Chamber of Commerce welcomes new member

ONEIDA — The Greater Oneida Chamber of Commerce has announced that the local company Media Haus, a creative marketing and design agency focused on defining clarity, consistency, and creativity for business branding, web presence, graphic design, and social media campaigns,…

WTHR 13 Published July 11

Police ask for public's help after 51-year-old man shot, killed in Muncie

The Muncie Police Department says the shooting happened Saturday, July 11 around 2:15 a.m. in the 1900 block of East 20th Street.

Tampa Bay Beacons Published July 11

New traffic signal activated at Trinity Boulevard

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