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Powerful storms sweep US midwest, leave 3 dead and nearly 800,000 without power

Three people were killed as powerful storms swept across the US Midwest, triggering flooding and tornadoes and knocking out electricity for nearly 800,000 customers across four states. Winds reached up to 99mph in parts of Indiana, tearing down trees, power lines and buildings.

The Times of India

Deaths, damage reported as severe weather spawns tornadoes, flash flooding in the Midwest

A series of vicious storms ravaged the Midwest, unleashing tornadoes and heavy rainfall. The storm's fury left hundreds of thousands without power, as fallen trees and wires littered the area. Sadly, several lives were lost due to the unforgiving weather. In response, emergency teams executed water rescues as flooding affected…

The Economic Times

Powerful storms in US midwest leave three dead and 800,000 without power

Winds of more than 80mph, severe flooding and tornadoes swept through Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky

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'Reach everyone always with a caring heart': At 17, this Indiana teen turned her childhood health struggles into a mission to help people experiencing homelessness. She raised $6,800 and distributed 100 ‘blessing bags’

At 17, Natalia Kleinrichert turned her childhood health struggles into a mission to help people experiencing homelessness in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Through her R.E.A.C.H. initiative, she raised $6,800 and distributed 100 blessing bags while continuing to collect food, toiletries and essential supplies.

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At just 17, this Indiana teenager turned her own childhood health struggles into a mission to help people experiencing homelessness, she has now raised $6,800 and distributed 100 blessing bags

Natalia Kleinrichert, a seventeen-year-old, founded R.E.A.C.H. to aid Fort Wayne's homeless population. She raised $6,800 and distributed one hundred blessing bags in 2025. This initiative grew from her own childhood medical challenges and experiences. Kleinrichert continues collecting essential supplies for those lacking basic necessities. Her work inspires young people to…

The Times of India

Chicago hit by severe storms as 500,000+ lose power, flights halted

Chicago and parts of the wider Midwest were hit by severe storms on Tuesday, leaving more than 500,000 customers without power, grounding flights and causing widespread damage across Illinois and north-western Indiana.

The Times of India

GM Exits Planned $3.5B Battery Factory, Leaving Samsung SDI In Full Control

The two companies’ joint venture in Indiana is dead, but Samsung SDI still wants to build batteries there.

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Billy Strings plays show wearing a helmet after being hit in the head by object on stage: “Maybe I shouldn’t have come back”

The bluegrass virtuoso wasn’t taking any risks when he returned to the stage in Indiana

Guitar World

Are Wall Street Analysts Bullish on Corteva Stock?

Despite Corteva's underperformance relative to the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a moderately optimistic outlook on the stock’s prospects. With a market cap of $51.3 billion, Corteva, Inc. (CTVA) is a global pure-play agriculture company providing innovative seed, crop protection, and digital solutions to address…

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In 1962, an Indiana family rejected $25,000 for two acres; by 1969, their land stood as an island of nature surrounded by industrial sprawl

In a remarkable act of defiance, a World War II veteran and artist chose to keep his land intact, rejecting offers from industrial developers along the picturesque Lake Michigan shore. This commitment to environmental preservation raised awareness about the area’s ecological challenges, igniting a grassroots movement that culminated in the…

The Times of India

Billy Strings performs in protective helmet after being struck by object on stage the night before

Grammy-winning singer chastized audience member who threw at him during Indiana show

The Independent UK

Beyond 1776: Four Alternate Road Trips to Celebrate 'America 250' With the Family

Skip the crowded cobblestones of the 13 Colonies. These four regional routes prove America’s history is best learned on the open road.

Kiplinger

Kalshi Predicts College GameDay Locations For The 2026 Season

Kalshi lists prices for potential College GameDay locations this season.

Sports Illustrated

Open general election contest for Indiana Secretary of State after Republican incumbent defeated at convention

Beau Bayh (D), Max Engling (R), Greg Ballard (I), and Lauri Shillings (L) are running for Indiana Secretary of State in the November 3, 2026, general election. Bayh, Engling, and Ballard lead in media attention and fundraising.

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Pat Forde: The 25 Most Intriguing College Football Coaches for 2026

The confident reigning national champion and a controversial and brash boss lead the list of coaches who will define the season.

Bored Panda

15-Year-Old Boy Slapped With 100 Years In Prison

Critics questioned whether the minor's race played a role in his “unusually harsh” 100-year sentence.

Reason

Schools Owe No Legal Duty "to Former Students to Investigate Allegations of Past Abuse,"

court holds in Speedway Bomber Brett Kimberlin's lawsuit.

Sports Illustrated

Chicago Bears Moving to Indiana? Here's What Kalshi Market Says

The Chicago Bears are favored to remain in Illinois on Kalshi. A new stadium in Indiana is trending up.

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15-year old sentenced to 100 years in prison for gang-related murder in US

A 15-year-old boy has been sentenced to an astonishing 100 years in prison due to his role in a gang-related shooting that tragically took the life of Dayla Swain and left two others injured. Jo'Majze Larry was found guilty of participating in activities linked to the Mickey Cobra Nation gang.

Sports Illustrated

‘We Don’t Cry a River’: Curt Cignetti Takes Aim at SEC Strength Narrative

As the Big Ten celebrates three straight national titles, the Indiana coach argues the conference lets its results speak louder than the SEC’s explanations.

Medical Daily

A Two Mile Ambulance Ride Now Runs Closer to 25 Miles for Sturgis Residents

Sturgis Hospital closed in June, and ambulance runs that were two miles now run closer to 25. Here are the alternatives and what to plan for.

The Times of India

Meet Dorothy Buell, whose 25-woman living-room campaign helped protect Indiana’s threatened dunes as a national park

A determined woman started a conservation movement from her living room. This group educated communities and worked with scientists for dune preservation. Their persistent efforts gained national recognition and political support over years. This citizen-led campaign helped protect Indiana's unique dune ecosystem. The initiative ultimately contributed to establishing Indiana Dunes…

International Business Times UK

Indiana Tornado Sirens Knocked Out After Data Centre Cuts Power Ahead of Severe Storms

A data centre construction project in Indiana accidentally severed power lines, silencing tornado sirens during severe weather and sparking community outrage over emergency preparedness and infrastructure safeguards.

The Independent UK

Tip that saw Pete Buttigieg separated from his children was not vetted and informant may have been ‘mentally unstable’

Michigan authorities reportedly waited six days after forcing the 24-hour separation before asking Indiana police for the informant’s identity, by which time the claims had already been deemed false

Latin Times

Former NFL Player's Mental Health Struggles Took a Tragic Turn. They Ended With Deportation

Daniel Adongo's journey to the NFL once embodied one of sports' most unlikely success stories. A standout rugby player from Kenya with no organized American football experience, he became the first Kenyan-born athlete to play in a regular-season NFL game after signing with the Indianapolis Colts in 2013. More than…

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