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Hicks: READI grant is great for most of Indiana - Vimarsana News

Hicks: READI grant is great for most of Indiana

Hicks: There are no thriving places in America that aren’t engaged in significant public investment in infrastructure.

Skull Session: The Buckeyes Need to Avoid Apathy Like the Plague, The World Was A Lot Different 22 Years Ago and Tommy Eichenberg Deserves More Recognition - Vimarsana News

Skull Session: The Buckeyes Need to Avoid Apathy Like the Plague, The World Was A Lot Different 22 Years Ago and Tommy Eichenberg Deserves More Recognition

The Buckeyes need to avoid apathy, the world was different the last time Ohio State lost to Michigan in the Shoe and Tommy Eichenberg isn’t a finalist for the Butkus Award.

Judge finds probable cause to move Branched Oak Lake murder suspect's case to district court - Vimarsana News

Judge finds probable cause to move Branched Oak Lake murder suspect's case to district court

At a preliminary hearing, Lancaster County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremy Schwarz described how the phone records, security video and witness statements led them to connect Rik to the crime.

Thriving Rural Communities Roundtable with Lt. Governor Crouch stops in Jasper - Vimarsana News

Thriving Rural Communities Roundtable with Lt. Governor Crouch stops in Jasper

JASPER — Indiana Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch’s “Thriving Rural Communities” roundtable discussion made its final stop Thursday in Dubois County at the Jasper Public Library.

NYC bail reform symbol led to holding cell by NYPD cop he's suing - Vimarsana News

NYC bail reform symbol led to holding cell by NYPD cop he's suing

At his Manhattan Criminal Court arraignment, Hernandez unexpectedly came face-to-face with Detective David Terrell, who Hernandez has sued twice. Terrell, a 20-year NYPD veteran, has been stationed in Manhattan Criminal Court arraignments since being placed on desk duty several years ago. “I never had no problem with Pedro,” Terrell told the Daily News.