Tribune editorial: Salt Lake City should have strict privacy rules for license plate readers
“The only way we should tolerate being watched like this is if we can watch the watchers. Closely,” writes the editorial board.
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Braves take advantage of turnovers, clobber New Albany, 54-0
Brownstown Central’s football team converted five turnovers into 34 points and waltzed to a 54-0 victory over visiting New Albany on Friday night.
Owls fall behind early, drop conference matchup with East 42-7
Seymour fell behind Columbus East early during a Hoosier Hills Conference football matchup on Friday night and couldn’t recover as the Olympians cruised to a 42-7 victory.
Heat Advisory in effect through Thursday night
A Heat Advisory will be in effect starting this afternoon through Thursday night.
Demonstrators take to downtown Seymour amid reports of ICE detentions
Jason Tracy waves a flag that says “ABOLISH ICE” during the ICE protest Friday in downtown Seymour.
Tribal Council sets dates for public hearings on gaming ordinance
PEMBROKE — The Lumbee Tribal Council has announced the dates, times and locations for four public hearings which will be held regarding a draft gam...
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz drive oil prices as US and Iran both claim control
Tensions are ongoing over the fate of the Strait of Hormuz as both the United States and Iran are claiming control of the waterway. A recent escalation of the attacks
He faces his 7th criminal charge. Then, two cases quietly disappeared from the docket for this Casper teen
A 19-year-old facing his seventh criminal charge has resolved three misdemeanor matters while a much more serious case involving an alleged shooting at a vehicle remains pending.
SRO Spotlight: She wanted something different. What she found in local schools was even better
After moving from patrol to the schools, one officer has discovered that the most rewarding part of the job may be the relationships built along the way.
A Bar Nunn man came prepared. It still wasn’t enough for the judge
After months of negotiations and one rejected plea deal, a Bar Nunn man learned Wednesday that probation alone wouldn’t be enough.
110 stories. One powerful tribute to honor 9/11 victims
Twenty-five years after 9/11, Casper will turn a local arena into a powerful tribute—but the meaning behind those 110 stories goes far beyond the climb itself.
9/11 changed more than national security. In Casper, it changed the way cops talk to each other
Two decades later, Casper Police Chief Shane Chaney recalls how the attacks reshaped communication, cooperation and information-sharing across Natrona County.
Record-setting Japan, U.S. start Women’s Basketball World Cup with wins, Spain downs hosts
Saki Hayashi and Japan set records for 3-pointers on the first day of the Women’s Basketball World Cup while Caitlin Clark also starred on her tournament debut for the United
Camden County Joint Development Authority (JDA) plans to protect rookery
While the future of the North River project – site of the former Gilman Paper Plant – is still uncertain, Camden County Joint Development Authority (JDA) Executive Director James Coughlin revealed
Community colleges draw a line on Proposition 1. Here’s what’s at stake in Wyoming
Wyoming’s community college trustees have taken a unanimous stand on Proposition 1, warning the ballot measure could have consequences far beyond homeowners’ tax bills.
Labor Day weekend is here. Natrona County authorities are watching for one dangerous choice
A countywide enforcement effort is underway this Labor Day weekend as local agencies target one of the most preventable causes of deadly crashes.
Yellowstone anglers, take note: A big change just in time for the holiday weekend
After weeks of heat-related restrictions, Yellowstone anglers are getting a welcome surprise just as the holiday weekend arrives.
Tribune, New York Times want ‘fair use’ argument rejected in copyright case against OpenAI, Microsoft
A Manhattan judge overseeing a major copyright infringement lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI received dueling summary judgment motions Friday, with news organizations including the Chicago Tribune and Th...
Braves win county title by 4 strokes over Vikings
Terre Haute South won the Vigo County girls high school golf championship Thursday evening at Hulman Links.
Braves beat Vikings for first victory of season in boys soccer
Terre Haute South defeated visiting West Vigo 3-1 Thursday in boys high school soccer.
SEASON PREVIEW: NAIA era begins Saturday for Saint Mary-of-the-Woods football
At 1 p.m. Saturday, about 15 miles northwest of Detroit, the NAIA era will begin for Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College football.
Wabash Valley to the Pros: Scott's Clingstones, Hayden's Lookouts clash
A look at a few former Wabash Valley high school athletes and former Indiana State standouts who are playing professional baseball.
Trump administration scrubs data on gender-based bullying from school civil rights survey
The Trump administration this week quietly released an update to a major survey on civil rights in schools that was scrubbed of all data related to nonbinary students or bullying
Stocks fall after a surprisingly strong jobs report raises prospects of an interest rate hike
Stocks are lower on Wall Street and Treasury yields are mostly higher after a surprisingly strong report on the job market appeared to increase chances that the U.S. central bank