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For a handful of minutes, the skies will darken today in a total solar eclipse where the sun’s rays will be completely blocked by the moon’s orbit — something Hoosiers

News Channel 3 crews hit the road early Monday morning to travel to the path of totality for the 2024 solar eclipse.

By Paula Pyzik Scott The day of the total solar eclipse is here and as of 6:00 a.m. in Bluffton you wouldn’t know it. On Sunday, April 7, downtown Bluffton seemed much like any other Sunday, except for a few more shops being open. According to an April 7 report from Hometown Stations, the Allen County EMA expects the greatest traffic congestion to be centered on areas with

Drone footage captured by X user @jtinneywx shows inundated roads along the river on Friday.

Watch out for traffic if you're heading out.

One reader told us: "All three (Christmas checks to my grandkids) took six weeks to arrive. Paul Revere on his horse would have been faster."

For a handful of minutes, the skies will darken Monday in a total solar eclipse where the sun’s rays will be completely blocked by the moon’s orbit — something Hoosiers

For a handful of minutes, the skies will darken Monday in a total solar eclipse where the sun’s rays will be completely blocked by the moon’s orbit — something Hoosiers can only view with special glasses, but more on that later. Our sister outlet, the Kansas Reflector, compiled its own questions and answers for their […]

For a handful of minutes, the skies will darken Monday in a total solar eclipse where the sun’s rays will be completely blocked by the moon’s orbit — something Hoosiers

Karen Sue Sittig, 75, went home to be with the Lord on March 31, 2024. An only child, she was born to Lula Mae and Kerney Kemp Guthrie in Norfolk…