SUMMARY: Bowling Green High School held a college signing ceremony for eight athletes, including six football players, one soccer player, and one baseball player. Notably, senior quarterback Deuce Bailey signed with Missouri State, becoming the only starting QB to serve all four years. He expressed excitement about playing under alumnus Ryan Beard and gratitude for his family and friends’ support. Other signings included linebackers Jayden and Mehki Axson to Georgetown College, punter Braden Widener, and defensive lineman Brandon Gurley. Additionally, wide receiver AJ Woodard signed with the University of Indianapolis, baseball player Markell Yates with Campbellsville, and soccer player Eva McKay with Kentucky Wesleyan College.

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SUMMARY: To address the affordable housing crisis in Southern Indiana, defining “affordable” as spending less than 30% of income on housing is essential. Jeffersonville City Council President Evan Stoner shares his personal experience with housing struggles, highlighting the need for solutions as local housing costs rise due to new job growth from companies like Amazon and Meta. With a third of households earning $50,000 or less, the demand for housing assistance is increasing, while the supply of affordable units is insufficient. Strategies must involve a holistic approach to develop more affordable housing within the next few years, including potential use of the old Census Bureau property.

Study highlights housing crisis in southern Indiana

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SUMMARY: President Donald Trump’s budget office rescinded a controversial order that froze spending on federal grants, which had caused widespread confusion and legal challenges. The order, issued by the White House Office of Management and Budget, threatened vital funding for states, schools, and organizations. Following swift backlash from Democrats, including Sen. Patty Murray, who criticized the administration’s handling of the situation, the OMB announced the repeal in a brief notice to agencies. Murray highlighted the reversal as a victory for the public but condemned the chaos and harm caused by the Trump administration’s initial directive over the previous two days.

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