The Side Piece
A recent study pinpoints the states with the poorest mental health and support available. Indiana has the lowest percentage in the nation of adults with a mental health illness who reported that their needs have been met, at just 61.2%. Ranking eighth on the list of states with the poorest mental health, scoring 65.5/100 is […]
Ramp metering and variable speed limits are being introduced on portions of I-465 soon. Indianapolis is gearing up for a new traffic management system that is designed to ease congestion. Starting in early May, drivers merging onto I-465 will encounter ramp metering technology at these key locations: Emerson Ave. Southeastern Ave. Shadeland Ave. Brookville Rd./US […]
America’s Amish community, known for its rejection of modern technology, has seen a remarkable growth, doubling in size since 2000 and poised to reach one million members by the end of this century. This expansion extends far beyond their traditional heartlands in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. New settlements are sprouting in states like Colorado, Nebraska, […]
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s new members will be revealed live on American Idol on April 21. Lionel Richie and host Ryan Seacrest will share the news during Sunday’s episode on ABC. Rock Hall of Fame Nominees: Among the nominees are Mariah Carey, a past Idol judge. She is one of this year’s nominees […]
People really like the Midwest because of its nice people and simple lifestyle. It’s also where you can find some really cute, beautiful, and old small towns in America. If you want a calm vacation, to learn about culture, or to go somewhere with your family, you can find suggestions in USA Today’s 10 Best […]
Rivalries are at the heart of good television and film. They bring more layers to storylines and characters; they allow more twists, turns, and excitement throughout the plot. A new study has revealed the most famous rivalries in TV and film. Rivals can […]
Let’s get to the bottom of farting. Everybody passes gas—it’s a natural part of being human. But what causes it, and how many a day is “normal”? Gas comes from two sources: air and real gas. Air, which is mostly odorless, results from swallowing. Real gas is produced when bacteria in the colon ferments food. […]
You’re hot! Seriously, as the temps rise, you’re likely to grab a beverage to hydrate. Beware. Make sure it’s not on the list of the 10 unhealthiest drinks. According to the Food and Drug Administration, we’re supposed to consume no more than 50 grams of the sugar per day, based on a 2,000 calorie daily […]
McDonalds and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts are joining forces for a nationwide partnership that’s sure to sweeten up your day! Starting later this year, the pastries will be making their way to McDonald’s restaurants across the country. Full availability is expected by the end of 2026. You’ll soon find three doughnut varieties at your local McDonald’s: […]
Has Washington gone to the dogs? Yes! Literally. This info comes from a report by the Government Accountability Office, which tells us what these dogs are up to. The report did identify concerns with the management of federal working dog programs. The government employs 5,159 dogs and another 421 work as canine contractors. They range […]