Tuesday, September 27, 2022

Fake Instagram account makes threat to Huntington North High School

"A fake Instagram account made a threat to the safety of Huntington
North High School
Tuesday, according to Huntington County Community School Corporation (HCCSC).
According to a press release, the account made a threat that would take place Wednesday, Sept. 28.
A fake Instagram account made a threat to the safety of Huntington North High School Tuesday, according to Huntington County Community School Corporation (HCCSC)." WANEtv

Wednesday, September 21, 2022

Huntington a "Food Desert"?

"Leaders with the Indiana Dream Center say more people in
Huntington are struggling to find where their next meal will come from.
Over the last couple of years, we know that there are individuals out there that struggle with income. That struggle to get the food that they need, money to be able to pay rent, all kinds of things,” Crone says.
According to the USDA, some Huntington residents live in a food desert, meaning it’s more difficult to find healthy and affordable food." FocusedOnTheFort

Friday, September 2, 2022

The Chase Was On...all the way to Huntington County

 "A Fort Wayne man was arrested after police said he led them on a chase from New Haven to Huntington.
 ... just after 11 p.m. Sunday night when a New Haven Police officer
was dispatched on a report of a suspicious vehicle. A caller said a red Dodge Caravan was parked in the driveway of a home for 4 hours and he believed people inside were using drugs..... As the officer arrived at the home and approached the vehicle, the driver put the van in reverse and started to back out of the driveway, the affidavit said. As he was backing up, the driver – identified later as Christopher L. Duvall – opened the driver’s side door.
 
The officer drove after the van, which led officers down New Haven Avenue and onto S.R. 930 and eventually made an illegal U-turn. Police used stop sticks at Maplecrest Road but the van swerved to avoid them. Another set of stop sticks were used just down the road, which deflated two of the van’s four tires, but the van continued westbound, the affidavit detailed.
Another set of stop sticks were used at East Washington Boulevard and Anthony Boulevard, which deflated the other two tires. The van continued on, though, eventually into Huntington County.
The vehicle eventually came to a stop at North Meridian Road and U.S. 24, just east of Huntington – some more than 20 miles from where police first approached. There, the passenger – identified as Kelly Gibson – was detained.
Duvall, though, would not get out of the vehicle. Officers shot a gas canister into the van through the rear windshield, which forced Duvall out. He was then taken into custody.
In the van, police found an open container of paint thinner.
...police noted Duvall was “acting irrationally” and waiving at officers and “flipping them off.WANEtv