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December 21, 2023
After a roughly 4-year run with Compass, the 18-person team has returned to Fox & Roach. The team closed more than $73 million in sales volume in the last year.
July 26, 2023
Local distiller makes move to new home, releases new gin
April 16, 2021
ANGOLA â A business raising show goats and a device that prevents pants tears for those with lower limb prosthetics took the top prizes at Trine Universityâs annual Innovation Challenge, held Thursday in the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts. Presented by the universityâs Trine Innovation 1 and Fifth Third Bank, the annual contest provides cash prizes to top business and technology ideas. Awards are funded by a gift from Fifth Third Bank, Greater Indiana. The $3,000 first prize...
September 2, 2019
Stronger. they could also be streamlined. talking about universal background check. do you think if they were strengthened, they could have helped in any of the situations that weve been talking about over the last few weeks? >> well, they obviously could have. i dont know about in the last few weeks, but if you look back historically over the most significant, the most deadly mass shootings weve had, certainly right there in texas at sutherland springs, devon kelly was a prohibited person under...
February 22, 2018
Buy the gun. what could lead to a denial. if a potential buyer has a criminal history, a history of drug use, mental health problems, is not a u.s. citizen, has a history of domestic violence or dishonorably discharged from the military -- all of these things dont necessarily disqualify you, but they may delay the process. some of them will -- it will disqualify you from getting a gun. now this stuff, the concept of a dishonorable discharge and domestic violence should have prevented devon kelly...
December 27, 2017
To the flight or passengers. three large u.s. cities have filed a lawsuit against the department of defense. the suit filed by new york city, philadelphia, and san francisco alleges the pentagon failed to report many convictions in the military justice system to the fbi and its national gun background check database. the problem was exposed in november after devon kelly shot and killed 26 people at a texas church. kelly should not have been allowed to buy a gun, because he was convicted of an ...
December 27, 2017
They each rely upon the accuracy and completeness of the ncic database, the national crime information center. these cities say theyre not asking for much more than the department of defense to do its job to report to the federal database. in this lawsuit, theyre asking for three things saying they want the department of defense to review their procedures, to submit monthly reports to a judge who is seated in alexandria, virginia, and want the department of defense to update the federal criminal...
December 26, 2017
This feels to be back here. >> reporter: four, a mass shooting inside of a small town texas church. a gunman, devon kelly, killed 25 people and an unborn baby when he walked into a sutherland springs church. he had a long history of violent behavior. kelly died not far from the scene after being chased by good samaritans. >> it was do everything necessary to make sure this guy is stopped. >> reporter: among those killed, several members of the holcomb family spanning three generations. >> here w...
December 26, 2017
The fact that tougher sanctions did pass the u.n. security council last week, what does that tell you about the willingness of other countries in the region to really put the pressure on north korea? >> well, i give the administration credit for passing that sanctions resolution. i think it was a really important demonstration of international unity at a critical time. the question is, sanctions are not just an end, theyre a means to another end. and thats a negotiation. whether or not both side...