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Northwest Newsradio
"indiana state" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"I was feeling a little down on my birthday, so I decided to treat myself to a birthday drink, and the barista, she was so nice, she helped me pick out my drink. And then when I rolled up to the drive-through window, she had called over a few other baristas to sing happy birthday to me. It was such a surprise. And a sweet little moment of kindness, right when I needed it the most. My great reminder that a little kindness is never really little. This is America in the morning. It's 26 after. A 6th Memphis officer was fired after an internal police investigation showed he violated multiple department policies in the violent arrest of Tyree Nichols. Correspondent Norman hall reports one of those policies violated includes rules surrounding the deployment of a stun gun. A 6th Memphis officer has been fired after an internal police investigation showed he violated multiple department policies, the violent arrest of Tyree Nichols, breast and hemphill had been suspended as he was investigated for his role in the January 7th the rest of Nichols died in a hospital three days later. 5 Memphis officers have already been fired and charged with second degree murder on body camera video from the initial stop, hemphill is heard saying that he used a stun gun against Nichols and that he hoped other officers would stop Nichols. I Norman hall. Two Indiana law enforcement officers are lucky to be alive after they were shot and wounded during a traffic stop. Correspondent Julie Walker reports. Indiana state police say both officers injuries are not life threatening the shooting happened around three 15 in the morning in Mitchell about 75 miles from Indianapolis, officials say the suspect's vehicle was pulled over for a traffic violation. A police dog sniffed out drugs and officers found narcotics when they tried to handcuff the man. He ran, officers caught him. That's when officials say the suspect pulled a gun and fired at the officers who shot and killed him. The shooting is being investigated and body and dash cam video reviewed. I'm Julie Walker. More than 30,000 power customers in Austin, Texas are still in the dark after an ice storm on Wednesday tour through parts of the lone star state. Austin energy announced yesterday they have restored power to over 100,000 customers after the storm caused what they described as a hurricane like devastation, but have no timetable as to when the last 30,000 will see their lights back on. The ice event brought down a number of utility poles, wires, and also caused trees to topple. For those without power, the storm reminds many of the mass Texas grid failure in 2021, which left 4 million power customers without electricity and water and an estimated 200 people died
AP News Radio
Billy Packer, legendary voice of college basketball Final Fours, dies at 82
"Billy packer was an Emmy Award winning college basketball broadcaster who covered 34 final fours for NBC and CBS. Packer's son Mark told the AP that his father had been hospitalized in Charlotte for the past three weeks, and had several medical issues in ultimately succumbed to kidney failure. Packer who played college ball at wake forest joined NBC in 1974. He was part of the broadcast in 1979 when Magic Johnson's Michigan state team beat Larry Bird's Indiana state squad in the title game. I'm Shelley Adler
Mark Levin
Rep. Jim Banks: Announcing His Campaign for the Senate
"Jim banks is a prominent congressman from the state of Indiana How are you sir Hey good to be with you Mark Did a big day kicking off our campaign for the Senate today and great to be with you tonight to talk about it Tell us a little bit about you You haven't been in the house that long and tell us a little bit about your background before you were in the house Well I served my country in uniform I served in Afghanistan I served in the Indiana state Senate around the same time I worked for a family owned large construction company Northeast Indiana grew up in a small town son of a factory worker I got elected at Congress in 2016 the same cycle that Donald Trump did and came to Washington been there over the last 6 plus years and it's been a wild ride I mean I don't need to tell you that the last 6 years of his taught me anything sir it's that we are in a war and a battle for the future of this country and I was naive about that before I got elected to Congress A little over 6 years ago I thought you could come to Washington work with the other side and the media would give you a fair shake and you could get things done and I found it to be just the opposite The radical left is hell bent on changing and destroying this country and I've been a fighter on the front lines in the house Doing my part but when my Senate seat came open Mike Braun announced he's running for governor I just felt called to run for the Senate We need to shake up in the Senate We need conservative fighters in the Senate Indiana is a conservative state They deserve a conservative fighter in the Senate and that's why I'm running for it
AP News Radio
Idaho slayings suspect agrees to extradition to face charges
"Indiana state police say the suspect in the murders of four university of Idaho students had been stopped twice in Indiana for a traffic violation, 15 days before his arrest, body cam footage shows Brian co burger's white Hyundai elantra, being stopped in Indiana on December 15th for following too closely coburger, whose father was in the front passenger seat was let go with a verbal warning. He had been stopped minutes before by the local sheriff's department for the same traffic violation. If he just got stopped, just make sure to give yourself one other thing. The 28 year old criminology grad student is accused of the November 13th brutal stabbings of the four students, ages 20 and 21 in a three story rental home near campus, coburger was taken into custody December 30th at his parents home in Pennsylvania. I'm John of water
WBBM Newsradio
"indiana state" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"Or southbound undu Sabo lakeshore drive Illinois always you're looking pretty great. And in northwestern Indiana, we're delay free as well. Enjoy it from the metro traffics and our next report sat 5 38 news radio one O 5 9. Back where the forecast says no at times through the morning, tapering off from north to south midday, snow can accumulate a coating to an inch, or two, mainly south and west of the city and keenly to very slippery roads for a time for the morning commute, so please be on alert there, and it will be remaining cold with breaks of sun this afternoon, a high of 22° right now at 17° with flurries in Chicago at 5 29 or top stories in in just over 30 seconds that snack. The weather this time of year can be as unpredictable as ever. So be ready no matter the temperature with the $99 heating and cooling check from the 5 star experts at crop Metcalf. That's right for just 99 bucks a crop Metcalf 5 star technician will check both your home's heating and cooling system in a sure piece of mind today, no matter what the weather brings tomorrow. Call one 800 go crop or visit crop Metcalf dot com and remember one with 5 stars drop it careful of the 5 star technician and proud partner of your Washington Nationals. Chicago's news traffic and weather station, news radio one O 5 9 and W VM news radio dot com. It's 5 30 on your Monday, good morning. Thanks for listening. I'm judson Richards. He's the top stories on news radio wbm we could be in for a little more snow this morning before a big warmup later in the week. Residents in west urban bellwood remain under a water boil order also. This is Terry kesner, Indiana state police released the numbers after several days of turmoil on the roads during the wicked winter weather. And colonel soup is celebrated the first in person Christmas Day mass at holy name cathedral since before the pandemic sports no games for the bulls of the Blackhawks. Yesterday on Christmas Day, the bulls
WBBM Newsradio
"indiana state" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"Words that we do not like to hear at Lake effects now, it just makes our skin crawl. The advice from a state trooper stay home. Last night's winter storm, not enough to deter a robbery crew in Chicago. This is Karolina garabet, new numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau show a steep loss in Illinois residents. Plus, the January 6th committee releases more findings from its investigation. Devil, you may be in business. S&P futures are up 7 points in NASDAQ futures are up 30 points. The frigid temperatures are continuing and they will be here for a while. Let's get all the latest details now, AccuWeather meteorologist dean devore. We are in the heart of our winter storm. Now, again, not a lot of snow from this point on, but you're going to be hard pressed to know whether the snow is falling from the sky or blowing horizontally, bitterly cold real feels that it'll stay 20 to 30 below, and these winds are continue to gust as we go through the day and end it tonight. Frigid weekend for bears Saturday tomorrow to kick off around 7 real feels ten below. I'm AccuWeather meteorologist team divorce. There are blizzard conditions in northern Porter and Laporte counties in northwest Indiana this morning, making travel treacherous. That's where we find wbms, Mike trouser. My there have been white out conditions in both counties where the roads are snow packed and Indiana state police have been dealing with numerous crashes, and vehicles off the roads. That includes a number of semis, state police sergeant Glenn fyfield, says trucks with empty trailers are especially vulnerable with the powerful wind, his advice to every one. Stay home, stay warm, enjoy what a perfect day to get ready for your Christmas dinner or whatever it is. Feel free to bake some cookies and let me know where they're going to be. But yeah, it's not a day to be out venturing around just checking the roads to see if
WBBM Newsradio
"indiana state" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"House explosion that killed three people in southern Indiana has been ruled an accident. Fire officials say they traced the Evansville blast to a leaking natural gas line in the home's basement. The Indiana state fire marshal said its joint investigation with the Evansville fire department into the August 10th explosion determined the line was found uncapped with a valve in the open position. In a news release, officials add no additional evidence was found to determine how the valve was opened. However, there is no indication of foul play. A married couple was killed when their house exploded, and a neighbor also died. The explosion damaged 39 homes, leaving 11 of them uninhabitable. Veron black, one O 5 9 W, the Powerball jackpot approaching the world record for lotteries, no winning tickets were sold for last night's top prize, $1.2 billion Saturday night's drawing will be worth at least an estimated one and a half billion to a single winner. The all time largest global jackpot, $1.586 billion. That was a Powerball grand prize in 2016 shared by three winners. Pilots at another major U.S. airline is our rejecting a contract offer as they seek bigger pay raises, the allied pilots association says it's bored is rejecting an offer by American Airlines that included a wage hike of 19% over two years. The decision involving American falls rejections of contract offers by United Airlines pilots and a strike authorization vote by Delta pilots. Top trending stories just ahead also sports when the bulls costars go cold, a menagerie of teammates pick up the slack. Don't lose access to your favorite news in sports
TIME's Top Stories
"indiana state" Discussed on TIME's Top Stories
"A suspect has been charged in the Delphi murders of two girls. What to know about the years long hunt for justice by solberga. Police have arrested a suspect in the brutal 2017 killings of two 8th grade girls from Delphi Indiana, the first major break in a case that has captivated national attention for nearly 6 years. The case is perhaps best known for the fact that the girls, Abigail, Abby Williams, age 13, and liberty, Libby, German, age 14, documented the final moments before they were killed near a hiking trail in the town of 3000 people. On October 26th, detectives took 50 year old Richard M Allen, a local Delphi resident into custody at the Indiana state police Lafayette post. Allan was formally charged with murdering Abbey and Libby, on October 28th. Today is not a day to celebrate. Indiana state police superintendent Doug Carter said on Monday. But the arrest of Richard M Allen of Delphi on two counts of murder is sure a major step in leading to the conclusion of this long-term and complex investigation. Here's what to know about the case, and the hunt for the killer. Abby and Libby were dropped off near manon high bridge and Delphi, which is about 65 miles northwest of Indianapolis on February 13th, 2017 at around 1 p.m.. The girls had arranged to be picked up by a relative at a designated time, but did not show up. Police were called about the missing girls about 5 30 p.m.. Family members and police began to search the area, but could not locate either child. Carol county sheriff, Toby lizenby, initially told Indianapolis TV station WR TV that he was not concerned that the girls were in imminent danger. However, about 1215 p.m. the next day authorities located two bodies near deer creek, about a half mile upstream from the bridge, where they were last seen. On February 15th, police shared a photograph of a suspect wearing blue jeans, a blue jacket and a hoodie, hoping someone from the community could identify the suspect. Officials have never disclosed information on the girl's cause of death, or provided other details commonly released in murder cases. They have repeatedly cited the need to keep details secret in an effort not to compromise the investigation. And despite this arrest, the investigation is still ongoing, police said. Tip lines are open for information about Allen and any other person. Carter told the press. Not much is known about Abby and Libby's final moments. Though authorities know the girls were last walking across an old railroad bridge at two O 7 p.m.
WGN Radio
"indiana state" Discussed on WGN Radio
"9. There's a highway that stretches across to 93 days of summer. Where worship is an offered to the sun. But to the smoking tire, the S curve, and the spin turn. And if you ride it, make sure you do it in a Dodge charger, challenger, or Durango. 'cause on this highway, the lines being blurred are the ones between drivers. And demons, welcome to highway 93. Dodge is a registered trademark. Broadcast excellence for Chicago and the Midwest for 100 years. This is WGN at a.m. 7 20. And on smart devices worldwide. Our next star media group station. WGN radio news is on the air good morning. I'm Ryan burrow. It's midnight. The Waukegan gurney community is mourning the loss of a football standout. First of all, look at WGN traffic, couple crashes to tell you about I won the tri state. There's actually a vehicle fire that's blocking the exit. This is on the northbound side of the tri state at the hinsdale oasis. Some road construction going on eastbound I 80 from southbound Chicago street the exit ramp there closed down until 5 o'clock this morning and Joliet. We've got an accident reported U.S. 52 both east and westbound between sherry hill road and east laraway road. It was a motorcycle injury it could take a little bit before that gets cleaned up and picked up and the roadway is reopened again. In 18 year old from Waukegan was among two Indiana state football players killed in a crash in southern Indiana over the weekend WGN's Christine Flores reports. Christian Eubanks was a standout linebacker for the football team who was going into his freshman year, Indiana state university. He was one of three students who died early Sunday morning in a one car accident, a total of 5 people were in the car, two others are in serious condition. Warren township high school released a statement asking for the community to keep Eubanks family and friends in their thoughts and prayers
AP News Radio
Indiana abortion debate draws protest crowds, vice president
"Indiana lawmakers have begun considering a Republican proposal to ban nearly all abortions in the state thousands of people on both sides of the issue surrounded the Indiana state House Monday as vice president Kamala Harris met with democratic state legislators saying abortion is a personal decision The government should not be telling An individual what to do especially as it relates to one of the most intimate and personal decisions a woman could make the legislation would ban abortions except for in the case of rape incest or the life of the mother but Bill sponsor and Republican state senator Sue glick says she expects amendments to be considered that would tighten those exceptions I'm Donna
Unraveled: A Long Island Serial Killer
"indiana state" Discussed on Unraveled: A Long Island Serial Killer
"Oh i got. I think i did this day or two later. We had out to the house. And i was needing to get close to bury my family and and i had conversation with some of the police officers there and they were just they were very standoff ish and i could just tell there's something something different about the way they were interacting with me and that's things really start going wrong. David camps family was found murdered on a thursday evening before the weekend was over. The indiana state police had already zeroed in on david as the primary suspect. They call him into the station for the second time. The second interview. That was on sunday which was three days later. That was an interrogation. There's a definite difference between being interviewed being interrogated these two detectives who had known for years hyde working side by side with would have given my life for sitting there telling me that they have this world renowned expert. Who is telling them that. I have the stains on my shirt. Had you known that they had brought in this blood expert had no idea. I didn't know. I thought we were just going to go over. The details of you know events of that day and that night and and so on. So what exactly did they say when it came to the blood. Splatter on you. It was something like you know. Dave collected your clothes and the prosecutors brought in this expert and we got to tell you he's the guy. They said he didn't just start doing this yesterday. And he's looked at your clothes and he has something called. I s on your shirt. You know what that is. no. I don't this well. It's these little spots that will get on your shirt you're in close proximity to a shooting. He says you therefore you had been present when you're when your family was killed. Now come on. Tell us what happened. Did y'all have a fine. did this happen. did that happen. It was just such manipulative bullshit. And i i mean right. Then and there i looked dead in the i i was angry and i said you're wrong. You're experts wrong. I said it repeatedly and very vehemently. You're wrong. I don't care you're experts wrong. You need to get another expert but they totally dismissed. That a probable cause affidavit was constructed. Signed by kid who you know was a detective. At the time. I helped get on the department when he was young and arrested me. David cam taken into custody and charged with the murder of his wife and children. Here's his defense attorney. Stacey yuliana it gave police a simple answer to a complex question really quickly in once they decided that blood splatter was the evidence in why david came was guilty was because of that blood better nothing else matter as far as the analysis of the blood evidence. What was his explanation for the aid. Specks of blood on the lower part of the seizure he said it's what's called high velocity impacts batter. so there's this the basis of a lot of bloodstain pattern. Interpretation is that a skilled person can tell the difference of how blood got on fabric or a piece of wood so they can tell you whether it came from a gunshot in it flew through the air or whether it came from a knife or whether somebody just rubbed up against something so rob site said he could tell by looking at those eight any stains that they had to have come from gunshot. What was the police theory about. How david perpetrated this crime. The state's theory then became that dave played basketball went to basketball. Around seven o'clock played a few games sat out a game snuck out went home murdered. His family came back and played more basketball and not one of the eleven basketball player there with them noticed. Any blood on them solemn. Leaving solid coming back or even missed mister medal in two thousand and two about a year and a half. After his family's murder david's case would finally go to court. So what did you think you're saving grace was going to be at the trial love and basketball players. The basketball players. I was at the gym. I was playing basketball. And you got these ten eleven other guys. They're county one observer. Who are saying. They've never left. The gym was with us. Dave and i were joking. They're saying you know that. I was there with them and did these eleven basketball players testify. Yes they did. Much david's dismay prosecutors would immediately cast doubt on the basketball players recollections of that evening you probably ball player sports for the last time. You play ball. Can you remember who you guarded and second gain do you remember. How many points did you score in that first game. Do you remember who scored the first basket. So those those types of questions that The prosecutor stand faith was asking the basketball players to try and undermine the credibility is just impossible. Things dancer especially with the gravity of the magnitude of everything that happened. The lawyers for the state introduce what turns out to be a series of credible allegations of david's adultery. So they dug into my past is was no big secret. I had indiscretions you know. It was very disrespectful to my wife More than one occasion during the course of marriage is what it is. They brought these women multiple in to testify. We objected vehemently to that. We argued it's in a miserable and again you know. Judge did with judges do.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"indiana state" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"The Indiana state line this morning. It took several hours for Cruz to search through the wreckage. And find the driver. There was no one inside the scale house at the time that the semi plowed into it At this point, we do not know what caused that accident. Cincinnati City Council has rejected a measure proposed by Councilwoman Betsy Sunder men that would have blocked the city from requiring vaccine passports for entry into events and businesses. Fellow Republican list. Keating voted against it. I am all for right now, letting businesses make the decision as we've seen them do, I think just added principle, making a decision for something that we don't know in the future or what health commissioners are going to advise. I just think it's irresponsible to commit to something that we don't know until we're in that moment and have the right information. Betsy Sunder man. Meantime, we'll be on with our Scott Sloan right after the news crossing guards in the city of Cincinnati, meantime, may soon see a bump in their paychecks. City councils considering a measure to hike the hourly wage for crossing guards. Situation has been far more dangerous this year for kids. And since I, according to David Mann, because Metro no longer drops kids right off at the building. This is another issue that comes out of the conversation we were having with respect to the CPS sort of Transportation stood at transportation saga The concerns were being expressed, can't be addressed quickly. There is a continuing issue about student pedestrian safety in order to retain the guards they have and attract others to work for the city man is proposing they'd be paid $15 an hour the city's minimum wage right now they get 11. Brian Coleman's NewsRadio 700 w W. On Wall Street right now, the Dow down 80 points. NASDAQ has lost 127 and the S and P is off 14. The Reds got a much needed win over the Cubs last night in Chicago, Jonathan India and Nick Castellanos, both hitting home runs in the Wind. Vladimir Gutierrez gets the ball tonight as the Reds look for a series win against the Cubs are pre game coverage gets underway at 6 40. Our next update at 11 30. I'm Rick. You Chino, His radio 700 wlw the first metal season sports. Look after up to $5000 risk free people talk my team about the idea. Thank said I was being too wonderful and magnificent. I don't care how awesome this makes me. I'm doing this for the people. So just download the app and that first bit is up to $5000 risk free. Caesar made to ask for the people..
Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"indiana state" Discussed on Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
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Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"indiana state" Discussed on Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"And and that's just really. I mean the the quality of that. I think struck me more than anything else. That's just really incredible well. It speaks to our sponsorship department. May've worked really hard to reach their goal and we reached our goal this year which is amazing considering how challenging it it is it go out and and seek sponsors during this environment but we we met our goal in and actually exceeded a bit so that allows us to put on this great programming and allow you know guests to have a value added experience. I mean when he thinks that you see the beach for thirteen dollars or less no pretty amazing that it is now kind of at the beginning. We touched on fair food. Just a little bit. I think you said there were twenty. Three new fare foods being introduced to the indiana state fair this year. And let's be honest. The bear food is something. I think that the rise a lot of people it's like your annual corn dog right So let's let's chat a little bit about the types of food. You're gonna find it in the indian state fair because as a midwestern state. Obviously a lot of this food is going to be local and fresh. Just really really good thanks. Can people expect to take so. Our research has shown for years and years that the food is the number one reason that people come to the great indiana state fair so people can expect the traditional favorites like you mentioned the corn dogs elephant ears. Funnel cakes buttered corn roy. Do we saw a lot of butter. Buttered corn all the candy etc But this year We again once again. Have the taste of fair competition. Which were looking for kind of zany wacky new Fair food items to really kind of tent people's taste buds. Get them out of their comfort zone. A little bit It's a people's choice award competition. So folks are encouraged to vote on their favorites They can do that by scanning. Qr code at each of the participating concession stands or we've got information booths located around the grounds and they can vote on a ballot there But yet twenty three different items We have our first all vegan Concession stand so no soy gluten free Completely vegan brought as being kind of showcased in the in the taste of the fair competition loaded with veggies Haven't sampled it yet..
Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"indiana state" Discussed on Exploring the Midwest with Jody Halsted
"Exploring the midwest. My name is jody. I will be your guide as we chat with incredible people across the thirteen midwestern states and discover all the amazing things. There are to see and do. I hope you enjoy our summer topics. And invite you to reach out to me at any time with topic ideas or destinations attractions or even people that you think i should know about. You can click through the show notes and leave a comment or connect with me on instagram facebook or twitter at jodi halstead. I everyone we are continuing our state fair season with the midwest for that actually runs for the longest amount of time in the summer. Now the indiana state fair takes place this year from july thirtieth to august twenty second. And that's a grand total of eighteen days. Which is a week longer than most state fairs my guest. Sharon smith is the director of communications for the indiana state. Fairgrounds and event center. And she's going to share a little bit about the indiana state fair with us. We'll talk about some history highlights and hopefully get a few insider tips to help you make the most of your visit sharon. Thank you so much for joining me today. Thank you for having me jody. So the indiana state fair. Is you know it's kind of that contamination of the year right where things are are starting to wind down from summer and we're ready to flow into the fall but the thing that i noticed when i was doing my state research is that the indiana state spare lasts a good week longer than most other state fairs in the mid west and i thought that was a really interesting. Is there a reason for that. Well for the past few years. We've been a seventeen day fair. We have increased it to eighteen days. So it's not that much longer. Because we are closed mondays and tuesdays. This is a new fare format for us this year We added an extra weekend on the front end of our schedule and that was purposefully. We wanted to kind of spread out attendance and we know that people are most likely to attend Over the course of a long weekend so we added that we can For guests to enhance their experience. It also allows us to kind of refresh the campus on mondays and tuesdays at some new programming turnover. And just keep everything fresh and exciting. Some folks can come back and.
The Mock 'N Rob Show
Families Wait to Hear of Loved Ones Who Work at Indy FedEx Facility
"The airport this morning. Eight people shot Killed by a person who walked into the facility. Chris Davis with more the call was just after 11 last night as officers arrived. They came in contact with an active shooter incident. I MPD Officer Jin, a. Cook at a press conference early this morning shooter has taken his own life. I 70 was shut down for the first hour of the investigation did close down the interstate to allow Unrestricted access to emergency responders. Indiana State police Sergeant John Pariah in people with family who worked at FedEx, who had not been able to get in contact with him were asked to go to the Holiday Inn Express parking. What MPD provided a chaplain and other help Chris Davis 93. W I. B C mobile new police expected to give another update and
Wintrust Business Lunch with Steve Bertrand
Illinois Reports 782 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
"Reporting 782 new coronavirus cases in 12 additional deaths, including Woman in her thirties statewide positivity rate holding at 2.2% for the seven day rolling average more than 4.1 million vaccines have been administered in the state and Illinois, averaging 102,000 shots daily Indiana reporting 421 new cases and eight additional deaths. The Indiana State wide positivity rate is
Hammer and Nigel
Jamal Khashoggi: US to release report on Saudi journalist murder
"Saudi Crown prince approved the 2018 murder of Indiana State graduate and journalist Jamal Kashiwagi. John Herrick reports on what that means for the government to relationship with Saudi Arabia. White House press secretary Jen Psaki. He says the situation is unfortunate and President Biden will try to recalibrate his relationship with Saudi Arabia. The president is taking a fresh approach to how he engages with foreign leaders around the world and different from the prior administration. And that means he will not hold back and he will speak out. Ah, you win, report says to show He was killed by an assassination squad in the Saudi consulate who later made their escape on private jets. John Herrick
John Williams
Indiana opens COVID-19 vaccines to Hoosiers 60 and older
"Now opening up covert 19 vaccines to anyone 60 or older. WGN's Ryan Burrow reports supply is still limited. But the Indiana State Department of Health is expanding covert 19 vaccine eligibility to anyone. 60 and older appointments are being added as vaccine supplies permit. Those 60 and older make up more than 22% of Indiana's population, but account for 64% of covert 19 hospitalizations and 93% of deaths. As of Monday about 900,000 Hoosiers have received a first dose of the vaccine 440,000 have been fully vaccinated. Ryan Pro WGN News All
WIBC 93.1FM
"indiana state" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Is being withheld for the time being. If you have any information in the case, call state police or Crimestoppers, Kirk Darling 93 WBC Mobile news. State Police also released a photo taken on that cell phone from several sources. They put together a composite sketch of the man they believe killed German and Williams. It was released in July and brought in even more tips to add to the thousands they had already gotten. In late September, A man named Daniel Nations was arrested in Colorado. He had threatened someone on a trail there, and he may have possibly been in Indiana. When the girls were murdered. State police travel to Colorado to talk to her, then dozens of tips that we worked out that they were as promising or more promising than this one. Captain Dave burst in talk to reporters. Once the investigators got back, that's the whole purpose of investigating. I understand why elements of the public felt there's an Indiana connection thing happening in a park like environment. He has a similarity to the sketch. Oh, this must be him. That's not how or she may work that way on TV, but in real life criminal investigations. It's a long, painstaking process. This scares me because I don't want to be somebody in the community because I meant what what we're all going through. It's gonna be worse. Finding out that somebody you lived around could do something like this. There's this notion that this is cold. It's not cold. It is not going. This is not going to be cold on the one year anniversary of the murders in the woods near where Abby in Libby's bodies were found, if if all of you closed your eyes for just a moment, he thought of the family member, but you didn't think of them from the neck up. You would know how they stand in the closed a war and their posture. State police Superintendent Doug Carter, you would know that voice I would know it if it was my father, just like you would know if he was short, making another plea for whomever is responsible to come forward or for whomever has information leading to that person to call them. You see, annoying all in my career. I don't ever remember having the photograph of the person that we believe is responsible. I don't ever remember having the voice of the person that we think is responsible or having a sketch of the individual that we believe is responsible Man in the composite sketch is 5 ft. 6 to 5 Ft. 10 182 £220 with reddish brown hair. So is those tips continue to come in. We'll continue to work from the very, very best that we can. We'll bring detectives in from all the post around Indiana that I'm responsible for the local law enforcement entities that have resources will bring them all together. We'll go out after the tips that we have. I believe if she were able to speak, she would ask people. Please give her the one minute she always asked for to really study the picture and listen to the audio clip If you have any information about who killed Abigail Williams or Liberty German called the Indiana State police. Indiana. Cold cases. Written and produced by Chris Davis. Research by Ashley Fowler, Kurt Darling and Chris Davis. Narrated by Ashley Fowler, CJ Miller, John Herrick and Kurt Darling. If you have any information on any of these cold cases, please pick up the phone and call police. Little flexibility can go a long way by refinancing. Your newer used out alone with 10 said. You can lower your monthly payments for more flexibility in your budget. You.
WIBC 93.1FM
"indiana state" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Boat in loss of traffic on the fives. Follow us on Twitter Wi be see Traffic 23 degrees in the American Standard Heating weather Center the time right now it's 6 35. This is inside Indiana Business radio. I'm West Mills. The Indiana State Department of Agriculture has unveiled an updated Indiana dairy strategy, which focuses on dairy business expansion, development and attraction to the Hoosier State. I SDA first issued a dairy strategy in 2015 B AG department says the 2.0 version was developed to better understand the state's current dairy industry environment and its strength. AG Secretary Bruce Cutler. Like everything in the industry of agriculture, and there is certainly no different. There's constant change and new data that we need to have brought forth that we're going to have a strategy that works V. I S D. A says Indiana produces a net surplus off £3.5 million of milky today, so it needs to find markets for the extra milk. The National Science Foundation has awarded a $256,000 grant to a West Lafayette based startup to help in the fight against Cove in 19, a condo cure Pharmaceuticals says it will use the funding to further study and develop a drug to treat severe cases of the disease and potentially stop future outbreaks that involved other viruses. Bloomington based Atlas Solutions has launched a software platform and pilot program to help nonprofit organizations manage grants more officially, the start up received a $20,000 investment from L. A. Adventures Community Ideation Fund and 2020. Atlas says it streamlines the grant process by integrating with the nonprofits accounting software to track budgets and prepare reports you're listening to inside Indiana BUSINESS RADIO Indiana Pacers basketball is back single game tickets for the Blue and gold are on sale. Now Safety is our top priority as we welcome you backed up. Bankers Life Fieldhouse enjoy a fun.
WIBC 93.1FM
"indiana state" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"The chief medical officer for the Indiana State Department of Health. Just under 500,000 Hoosiers have received the vaccine so far in about another 200,000 Hoosiers of appointments. Scheduled That's good. Feels like we're doing things pretty well. In terms of vaccine rollouts. Some states have been a disaster. Indiana's actually been pretty good. Now. Those air ages, you know 70 to 87 above. Um Dr Weaver saying that, um, she expects People in the age range of 65 to 70 in the next week or so, to start, so only 70 above. Right Now you get the vaccine, she saying and their spin some frustration here because people are able to get some people aren't able to get appointments for the vaccine until March. But she says Ho, she hopes to expand people Theeighties between 65 70. Next week, so 65 above. I guess that's good 65 above. Now. Tony brought up a good point this morning on his program. I hope that Governor Eric Holcomb stay strong and keeps all the vaccine in Indiana because we've been doing things right. We've been doing things pretty well. You'll get some of these states where they don't have enough for the second round, or they've Screwed up. They've had to throw some away or whatever. Keep all that here. Don't give it to another state because we're doing things right. Don't penalize the folks in Indiana. Just keep it in this state. Let's keep rolling this thing out. Now we've been talking about Johnson and Johnson for a long time. They are very close to throwing out the results of their trials for Phase three next week. Actually, Johnson and Johnson They plan to give us the results of all the trial that they've done for Phase three, and if things go well, Johnson and Johnson will become the third company to have a vaccine on the market. And here's what's the big deal is because it's only one shot. The Madonna and the Fizer are both. You gotta go in for a shot. And then, like, two weeks later, gotta go in for a second, like booster And you have to freeze those to the Johnson. Just a friend, at least the fives or one of the least you gotta put like sub zero. Like a frigid Siberian type temperatures to store those puppies. Oh, flip flopping. Fauci says that Johnson and Johnson could get approval in two weeks or less. If they're phase three. Trial results are good, and we're expecting to get those results sometime next week and again. This is one you can just put in the fridge, not a freezer, and it's only one shot. For this next update Producer Kurt I'm gonna need a little mood music here really? Antibody cocktail 70%, effective at preventing complications from covert 19 also is different than a vaccine. Right. This is the antibody cocktail. Oh, cool, Okay. And right now they're numbers show that this is 70% effective at preventing complications from Cove it now it's It's not a vaccine. But if you've got the Rhona and you take this, it really helps.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"indiana state" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Will be offering the shots, two teachers, staff and bus drivers. That's part of an agreement with the state with the goal of reopening schools this spring. Cincinnati public schools will start giving its staff shots this Thursday as CPS is planning on returning to a hybrid of virtual and in person learning next week. The pandemic could have long term effects on new development deals in downtown Cincinnati. Pandemic has killed convention business in the city. The Cincinnati use. A convention bureau says 132,000 rooms booked for meetings last year were canceled. Hotel revenue down more than 50% with the future of convention business in jeopardy. So, too, are plans for a new convention hotel in the heart of the city Handle. Two counties already committed $54 million to tearing down the Millennium Hotel, But they don't have a development deal yet for a new hotel on the site clearing it will take up to a year after that. It looks like Cincinnati over your left with a vacant lot in the heart of downtown on fifth and Elm. Brian comes news Radio seven W W. Indiana State. Rep. Bob Morris of Fort Wayne says that state and local health leaders have gone too far with their covert restrictions. He's introduced a bill to strip away some of their power. Meantime, Indiana has seen almost as many covert deaths is Ohio has Indiana's population is about half that of Ohio's, but both are kind of close when it comes to number of deaths from the coronavirus. Ohio reports more than 10,700 deaths with Indiana not far behind with more than 9400 in the latest report from Indiana. There are 80 new deaths reported in the past day. But the report on the number of new cases is very encouraging more than 1700 in the past day, the lowest daily total in Indiana. Since late October. I'm Matt Reese News radio 700 wlw on Wall Street Right now, the Dow is up 48 points. The NASDAQ is up 23 the S and P is up. Four. I'm Jack Crumley. Our next updated to 30 and breaking.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
Indiana Attorneys Offer Free Legal Counsel as Tribute to Dr. King
"In the spirit of martin luther king junior's messages of equality and justice indiana's legal community is offering free legal counsel today to those in need kelsey kotnik with the indiana state bar association. There's so many hoosiers who are needing help because of the pandemic has just made everything worse for so many people and the entire indian illegal system has kind of come together to make sure that hoosiers can get the legal help that they need. But there's such a demand. The indiana bar has hosted. Its talk to a lawyer today. Program for nearly twenty years. As an annual tribute to dr
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Free Legal Help for the Public on MLK Day 2021
"And in the spirit of martin luther king junior's messages of equality and justice indiana's legal community is offering free legal counsel today to those in need. Kelsey company is with the indiana state bar association. There's so many hoosiers who are needing help because of this pandemic has just made everything worse for so many people and the entire indiana legal system has kind of come together to make sure that hoosiers can get the legal help that they need. But there's such a demand. The indiana bar has hosted. Its talk to a lawyer today. Program for delete twenty years as an annual tribute to dr
WIBC 93.1FM
"indiana state" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Our congratulations to keep you on ball Sting, Indiana State. Got some double use, and this is always a good thing. Always a good thing. Bring the king you back with me there, brother. Sure. Am Coach lights Gadgil for tomorrow. One of my watching tomorrow instead of doing chores around the house. Help save my life tomorrow. Okay, well, you got two playoff games available Coach Chiefs and the Browns first playoff matchup in that history. And then that's it. 3056 40 rematch between the Bucks and the Saints. If you remember earlier this year, New Orleans crushed Tampa Bay really embarrassed them. Even watch that. I mean, coach. How many more Drew Brees Tom Brady playoff matchups are gonna get very many. My guest. This might be it. This might be it. So you have plenty of planning to keep you busy other than mopping the floor. I don't think that was part of the game plan. We, like a lot of other people around the state are in the process of taking down our Christmas decorations, and I would Would tell you that my wife is an all American when it comes to decorating our house for Christmas, And so she was obviously crushed with the, uh, the covert 19. Diagnosis. We were. We were alerted to that the day after Christmas, and so she's been literally in console herbal since that day, and now There's a whole lot of work to be done and You know, Bob, you need to know there's a whole lot of work for you to do, Bob. And And so, Yeah, I mean, I tried to explain to her today that one of the things I I really need to do in the job I have is, I really truly do need Watch basketball games. You know, watching watching college basketball games and she goes, there's no way I said, We have got to talk about it. So be nice if I had an idea what I was talking about it. Reaction to that was not surprised evenly. You've made a whole life out of not knowing what you're talking about. People haven't called you on it yet. So there you are. Alright. Bring the king about you to another school board up day. We haven't had you for 15 minutes. How about you do But you do one more is that sound fair can do that Coach. He is coming up. He has the scores everything you need to know all the information you could possibly want to know. On a busy Saturday night. It's no work. Indiana's Brendan King. Shakes found you in the world. But first you must love you like a brother to shake with me this way. High school sports teach.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"indiana state" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Been a lot of money on and afterwards thought, What the hell did I do that for? Now, traffic, you know, Rob the rock and I were just talking and a little while ago. You being the traffic guy and watching this stuff every day. Is it just me or is traffic still way down from people working on Homer? One done. Yeah, it is down on Gyu Julie. In the mid to late afternoons, we'd have slowdowns on on to death to 75 On the Northeast side. We'd have slowdowns on north 71 between Ridge and Stuart and on North 75 between the lateral past paddock, And then again, you get big crowds around Glendale, Milford up 2 to 75. We're not having those Yeah, Yeah, I was just looking out at 71. I just write what I was saying. It looks like maybe a half of what? Usually I can't recall a day and last know, since you've been going where I've looked out and has been just a zoo out there like we've seen normal Cannot say it's a bad thing, because it xgo good, you know, and who knows how many people are saving their lives or or reckon their cars as a result, so it's a good thing. From the U. C. Health Traffic Center, the UC health Weight loss Center offer solutions for life changing weight loss visit You see health dot com slash weight loss to take the next step right now, just a bit of a slow down. It's ah, mild, slow down on South bound 75 as you're coming out of the Laughlin split, but no delays elsewhere, highways moving very nicely. There is a new injury accident on Bond Road south of Brooks Road in Harrison, right near the Indiana State border and an accident on Bruce Avenue west of Hamilton Avenue. That's a North side and the closure continues on Riverside Drive, and that will be closed for the next several weeks. At least that water main break that happened in there was pretty major, and it's got a sink hole in the road as well. It's closed both directions between Collins and Delta. You can get by using Columbia Parkway is your detour. I'm Rob Williams news radio 700 wlw. Forecast from a 700 wlw Weather Center for tonight, Clowns and 28 4 Tomorrow clouds and 40. It is 32 now news radio 700 wlw..
WGN Programming
Stray Bullet Enters Home in Gary, South of Chicago, During Deadly Police Shooting
"Bystanders home in Gary during this afternoon's deadly police involved shooting. Been, Hayes tells W G and that homeowner is his father took him in front living room watching TV and all of sudden mood here. There's a bullet coming through wonder. I mean to the front door. You still breathing so that there's a blessed It happened around noon in the 600 block of Handley Street. 59 year old 30 year veteran lieutenant of the Gary Police Department was shot. He's hospitalized and expected to survive. 20 year old suspect was fatally shot Indiana State police have been called in to investigate. Large fire
AP News Radio
No charges against Indianapolis officer in fatal shooting
"Indiana state police are releasing additional information about the fatal police shooting of a black man in Indianapolis in may and the evidence presented to a grand jury that declined to indict the officer a special prosecutor who is black was called in to investigate the fatal shooting of trace on read a twenty one year old black man shot and killed by a black police officer who chased him by car and then on foot police say read bailed from the car after live streaming the chase on Facebook officer to Shuri Mercer try to use a stun gun but when that didn't incapacitate read he then shot bullets as they exchanged gunfire the detectives alleging that read fire two shots from his gun that was found at the scene stolen from a Texas pawn shop and apparently used in two other shooting incidents in Indiana reed's mother doesn't believe that and filed a federal lawsuit the grand jury that cleared the officer was impaneled this summer the special prosecutor noted no one wins in this case hi Jackie Quinn
Bob Sirott
Indiana Seeks Retired Health Care Workers to Help Deal With COVID-19 Surge
"Their call for retired healthcare workers to help out during the pandemic. States coded numbers. They're spiking to record highs, with almost 5000 new cases reported yesterday. Indiana State Health Commissioner says hospital and long term care facility staff are swamped And need support. Now, more than ever. Fire officials are
Radical Personal Finance
How To Build Wealth and Personal Freedom Fast with Andrew "Cobra" Tate
"To my understanding that you come from across the continents you're born in the United States grew up in England. You've been involved in chess from an early age, your world champion, kickboxer, and an entrepreneur in a number of very businesses. Do I have most of that? Pretty well, right. That's yeah. That's pretty much. Exactly correct. Yeah. Very businesses this and that, but they're all doing. Okay. So love to know a little bit more about your personal background I've invited you on the show to talk about wealth building and the tagline of radical personal finances that dual fold mandate of living well today while also building applying for financial freedom and I've observed that you seem to do both those things fairly well, you have a lifestyle that's intensely focused on freedom, but you've also done a pretty good job of living well today I see posts all over social media view supercars and and your girlfriends and. Traveling around the world with your boys. So how did you wind up? Where did you start and how did you wind up today? Tell us a little bit about your journey with wealth. Yes. So I am one of those people who always really wanted to be rich and I didn't want to be rich because of material things I've always been one of the people who didn't like listening to the rules I was always attracted to freedom and I learned at early age that freedom usually comes with money I mean shirl there's some rich people who are constrained by their money but if you do things right, you get the freedom. Money can certainly by a degree of freedom. So I was not raised in a rich family. My family was actually much more on the poor rent. So when they got the forest and social housing in the UK, my father was a professional chess player which doesn't pay much money at all. So I'm not from any kind of financial. Hereditary. There's no I didn't get any Any money within the family members died I wasn't taught anything about money from a young age. I was just always attracted to freedom. Delta's very attracted to for a long time. So I always wanted to be rich for as long as I can remember even though even though like most poor kids kind of sit and think all I want to be rich, I'll never be able to or whatever. I was one of those poor kids now goes okay. There's there's obviously a way to do it, and that's how I get a life full of freedom. So I'm going to find a way to do it so I was always motivated to have it. And that's it. Yeah and then I, I was fighting for a long time that never paid the bills. So I mean it paid the bills but never made me rich. So I had to start thinking of other things and you know one thing leads to another beer I am. So trace the journey with regard to wealth over with regard to your career your business. From my research sounds like you've been involved in a number of different things but your parents divorced when you were young moved into social housing with your mother and your siblings but then something happened whereas now you're traveling the world driving supercars living in a mansion in Romania Cetera. What was that pass through business for you? Okay. So by my financial story is quite short, really I went to. I. I was unhappy with school and the reason for this is pretty simple when I was growing up in America my parents are still together because I moving when they divorced when I was growing up in America, I was moved up three grades and I was playing a lot of my father was a chess grandmaster. I was on track to be chess grandmaster. I was playing chess scholastically with. The schools and I was Indiana state chess champ h five and doing chess. So when they split up my mother who's originally originally English, want to go back to her family in England I came to England and there was no chess in the schools. The British system is less ruthless than the American system. They don't like moving people upgrades they don't like you know really segment people by. It's far more of socialist. I guess you know we're all the same and I found school I found very, very boring. So I didn't try very hard. So by the time I graduated from school is sixteen my attendance rate had dropped to twenty, twenty, five percent average and the reason for that was simple. If I saw someone up to the gas station and Lamborghini. I didn't sit there and think he worked really hard school. I sat there and call he is either a drug dealer or he's broken the rules or there's some hack here he's pack the Matrix everyone goes to school has a Lamborghini. So to me school was absolutely a waste of time. That's what I believe to be. So I stopped going basically. I passed all my. Season B.'s even though I only twenty five percent attendance and my father were very mad and and even my teachers like you're capable of so much more you could have easily gone a but because you didn't come get it up. So I decided to go to college and try really hard to prove a point. So I went to college afterwards I studied business I studied. The four hardest a-levels is called New Kias physics math. Political. Science and. Business degree. I start studying them all and I did so well, it all of them that even though there was eight exams by my sixth exam by the time, it was over I already had as inevitable subject. So then they gave me some other advanced testing which I did very well, and and I offered a scholarship to university university in England. Much chimerical cost money if think big loan, etc etc.. So I was offered the scholarship to a business university and I came home told my mother and then tomorrow wasn't though So she she went crazy. She was like what? This is one hundred, thousand euros a free education. What are you going to do? What do you mean? You'RE NOT GONNA. Go you already messed up school and now you did so well in college and you're GonNa go what you do instead and I said I'm going to become a kickboxing world champion.
NPR's Business Story of the Day
Pesticide Police, Overwhelmed By Dicamba Complaints, Ask EPA For Help
"In some of the big farming states officials have become overwhelmed by complaints about a weed killer that farmers are using. The demand for enforcement is so high that these officials say they don't don't have time to think about anything else. Some of them argue the federal government should really just take this product off the market. Here's NPR's Dan Charles. For the past three summers the phones have been ringing like crazy. In the office of the Indiana state chemist farmers and homeowners were reporting a kind of chemical hit and run their soybean fields. Tomato plants looked sick with curled up leaves and they blamed pesticides from nearby farms. So Andy. Ross one of the field investigators had to jump in his car and head to the scene. It's sort of a mad rush at the beginning B.. Rush out you do the field work you take the pictures. You Take the samples. You get him back here back to the lab test S. those samples of leaves and Soil Pesticides Lab Supervisor Ping want says her people were overwhelmed to first issue. Was We quickly reach our maximum storage capacity. They had to buy more freezers store. The evidence there is not an inch of wall space left and their tests showed the same thing thing over and over Die Cam die campus herbicide for years ago the Federal Environmental Protection Agency approved a new use for it. Farmers now can spray special versions of camera right over some soybean varieties that are genetically engineered to tolerate it. The weeds die but these crops are fine. A lot of farmers love this technology and majority of also being planted in America. This past year. Were I can be tolerant others. Like Louis. Floor in Frankfort Indiana who's growing soybeans. That can't tolerate DOT Cambe. They think it's a plague. I had about an eighty acre field. That was whacked pretty hard with Cambe. He says it cut his harvest on those acres by a third. That CAM has this problem. It does not always stay where it's sprayed on hot days. It can evaporate and drift across the landscape damaging other their plants and it's been happening on an enormous scale across the soybean farming belt from Minnesota in the north to Arkansas. In the south millions of acres of old old-style soybeans have been damaged also vineyards and orchards friendships of ended over this in one dispute between farmers in Arkansas one farmer shot and killed the other Louis Floor Nelson's neighboring farms as a potential threat and I just flat out tell people I've got a lawyer you know watching. What are your neighbors? Say to that they think it. It's up to state governments to investigate reports of pesticide drift. And figure out if anybody caused by breaking the rules but in Illinois the number number of complaints went from about one hundred twenty four years ago to over seven hundred in two thousand nineteen in Indiana went from about sixty two two hundred and Dave Scott. WHO's in charge of Indiana's pesticide inspections says everybody is overwhelmed? We're just running ourselves ragged. Just trying to get out there. Collect the evidence. It's also so frustrating. Field investigator Andy. Roth often sees dot cam damage across entire fields. And he can't figure out where it came from WHO to hold accountable. Sundays you WPRO. Am I doing any good. Am I making an impact here or what might just spinning my wheels. Meanwhile because of Campbell the inspectors don't have time to do everything else else. They're supposed to do the check on. Pesticide uses at schools or golf courses or businesses. Leo read another. Indiana official is also president elect of the Association of American pesticide control officials. I think the most affected states would all agree that it's not acceptable to continue with this. The number of complaints. It's just not acceptable but the EPA reapproved daikin but just a year ago before the two thousand nineteen growing season. It decided did the problem could be addressed with a few new restrictions on where that can be sprayed and more training for people who use it. I asked read about that. So what was the experience experienced in two thousand nineteen. Did it fix the problem. No as a matter of fact a- The the complaint numbers went up in some states. The numbers did go down down but not necessarily because there was less damage. According to a survey of farmers in Missouri Eighty percent of them are not bothering to file formal complaints anymore. They I don't think does any good. Leo Read from the Office of the Indiana state chemist. Says he understands why you know. I've I've used the phrase die camper fatigue and it's very real thing another another possible sign of dicamba fatigue all but one of Missouri's eight pesticide inspectors left their job within the past year and a half Missouri officials said there was not any single reason for the rapid turnover but according to minutes of meetings between state pesticide enforcement agencies heavy workload and burn out was at least one reason last fall a group of state officials including Leo read had a conference call about Di Cambio with officials at the EPA. They had a question. The question is you are crinkled soybean leaves an unreasonable adverse effect. Because if if they are then. This product is federally miss branded if a product product is found to be miss branded than it can no longer be sold or used and EPA spokesperson said damage to plants can be an unreasonable adverse effect but it depends ends on the extent of the damage and on the benefits of spraying the pesticide. A lot of farmers don't want to give up those benefits nor does the company Bayer formerly Monsanto Santa which cells die camera herbicide and Campbell tolerant soybean and cotton seats. It's a billion dollar business at the end of two thousand twenty the EPA will have to decide ride once again whether to let farmers keep spraying. This Chemical Dan Charles N._p._R. News.
Environment: NPR
Pesticide Police, Overwhelmed by Dicamba Complaints, Ask EPA for Help
"In some of the big farming states officials have become overwhelmed by complaints about a weed killer that farmers are using. The demand for enforcement is so high that these officials say they don't don't have time to think about anything else. Some of them argue the federal government should really just take this product off the market. Here's NPR's Dan Charles. For the past three summers the phones have been ringing like crazy. In the office of the Indiana state chemist farmers and homeowners were reporting a kind of chemical hit and run their soybean fields. Tomato plants looked sick with curled up leaves and they blamed pesticides from nearby farms. So Andy. Ross one of the field investigators had to jump in his car and head to the scene. It's sort of a mad rush at the beginning B.. Rush out you do the field work you take the pictures. You Take the samples. You get him back here back to the lab test S. those samples of leaves and Soil Pesticides Lab Supervisor Ping want says her people were overwhelmed to first issue. Was We quickly reach our maximum storage capacity. They had to buy more freezers store. The evidence there is not an inch of wall space left and their tests showed the same thing thing over and over Die Cam die campus herbicide for years ago the Federal Environmental Protection Agency approved a new use for it. Farmers now can spray special versions of camera right over some soybean varieties that are genetically engineered to tolerate it. The weeds die but these crops are fine. A lot of farmers love this technology and majority of also being planted in America. This past year. Were I can be tolerant others. Like Louis. Floor in Frankfort Indiana who's growing soybeans. That can't tolerate DOT Cambe. They think it's a plague. I had about an eighty acre field. That was whacked pretty hard with Cambe. He says it cut his harvest on those sakers by a third. That CAM has this problem. It does not always stay where it's sprayed on hot days. It can evaporate and drift across the landscape damaging other their plants and it's been happening on an enormous scale across the soybean farming belt from Minnesota in the north to Arkansas. In the south millions of acres of old old-style soybeans have been damaged also vineyards and orchards friendships of ended over this in one dispute between farmers in Arkansas one farmer shot and killed the other Louis Floor Nelson's neighboring farms as a potential threat and I just flat out tell people I've got a lawyer you know watching. What are your neighbors? Say to that they think it. It's up to state governments to investigate reports of pesticide drift. And figure out if anybody caused by breaking the rules but in Illinois the number number of complaints went from about one hundred twenty four years ago to over seven hundred in two thousand nineteen in Indiana went from about sixty two two hundred and Dave Scott. WHO's in charge of Indiana's pesticide inspections says everybody is overwhelmed? We're just running ourselves ragged. Just trying to get out there. Collect the evidence. It's also so frustrating. Field investigator Andy. Roth often sees dot can damage across entire fields. And he can't figure out where it came from WHO to hold accountable. Sundays you WPRO. Am I doing any good. Am I making an impact here or what might just spinning my wheels. Meanwhile because of Campbell the inspectors don't have time to do everything else else. They're supposed to do the check on. Pesticide uses at schools or golf courses or businesses. Leo read another. Indiana official is also president elect of the Association of American pesticide control officials. I think the most affected states would all agree that it's not acceptable to continue with this. The number of complaints. It's just not acceptable but the EPA reapproved Daikin but just a year ago before the two thousand nineteen growing season. It decided did the problem could be addressed with a few new restrictions on where that can be sprayed and more training for people who use it. I asked read about that. So what was the experience experienced in two thousand nineteen. Did it fix. The problem knows a matter of fact. A- The the complaint numbers went up in some states the numbers did go down but not necessarily because there was less damage. According to a survey of farmers in Missouri Eighty percent of them are not bothering to file formal complaints anymore. They I don't think does any good. Leo Read from the Office of the Indiana state chemist. Says he understands why you know. I've I've used the phrase die camper fatigue and it's very real thing another another possible sign of dicamba fatigue all but one of Missouri's eight pesticide inspectors left their job within the past year and a half Missouri officials said there was not any single reason for the rapid turnover but according to minutes of meetings between state pesticide enforcement agencies heavy workload and burn out was at least one reason last fall a group of state officials including Leo read had a conference call about Di Cambio with officials at the EPA. They had a question. The question is you are crinkled soybean leaves an unreasonable adverse effect. Because if if they are then. This product is federally miss branded if a product product is found to be miss branded than it can no longer be sold or used and EPA spokesperson said damage to plants can be an unreasonable adverse effect but it depends ends on the extent of the damage and on the benefits of spraying the pesticide. A lot of farmers don't want to give up those benefits nor does the company Bayer formerly Monsanto Santa which cells die camera herbicide and Campbell tolerant soybean and cotton seats. It's a billion dollar business at the end of two thousand twenty the EPA will have to decide ride once again whether to let farmers keep spraying. This Chemical Dan Charles N._p._R.
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