Ku Klux Klan flyers, claiming responsibility from the Kentucky-based Trinity White Knights chapter, were discovered Monday morning across multiple northern Indiana neighborhoods. Residents expressed shock and disgust at the hateful message, highlighting the unacceptability of such tactics. The flyers were reportedly distributed Sunday night in eleven cities, including South Bend, Elkhart, and Valparaiso. One resident noted the inappropriate and hateful nature of the message, emphasizing the existence of more peaceful methods for expressing opinions.
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After three days of deliberations, an Indiana jury has convicted Richard Allen of murdering 14-year-old Liberty “Libby” German and 13-year-old Abigail “Abby” Williams in 2017. The jury found Allen guilty on all counts, despite the defense’s argument that there was no physical evidence tying him to the crime. The prosecution presented evidence that Allen repeatedly confessed to the murders, both in person and in writing, even while claiming innocence to a psychologist. Sentencing is scheduled for December 20th, and Allen faces up to 130 years in prison.
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Clark County, Indiana election officials have once again failed to accurately count all ballots, mirroring a similar issue from the 2022 general election. Over 4,000 ballots were not included in the initial unofficial election results due to a problem with memory sticks used to transfer results from voting machines. While the error did not affect the outcome of any race, voters expressed frustration and called for improvements to the process. The county clerk assured the public that the accuracy of the election results is a priority and that they are committed to maintaining public trust in the electoral process.
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At least 1 dead, 5 injured in shooting at Waffle House – a headline that has sadly become all too familiar in today’s society. As I read about the tragic incident in Indianapolis, where a disturbance between two groups escalated into gunfire, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of disillusionment and sadness. The Waffle House, a place known for its late-night eats and lively atmosphere, should be a sanctuary for good food and laughter, not a battleground for senseless violence.
Growing up, I always viewed Waffle House as a place where you could bring your fists, not a gun. It was a spot where you could enjoy a meal without witnessing felonies or feeling unsafe.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker