Indiana
Fire damages roof of elementary school in Northwest Indiana
HEBRON, Ind. (CBS) — A fire damaged the roof of Hebron Elementary School in Northwest Indiana Monday.
Around 4 p.m., firefighters were called to the school, at 307 S. Main St. in Hebron, Indiana, for a fire near the solar panels on the school roof.
Nobody was injured, and everyone escaped safely, Metropolitan School District of Boone Township Supt. Jeff Brooks said in a letter to school families.
The fire did cause some minor damage to a small area of the roof, Brooks wrote. Firefighting efforts also caused water damage to one classroom.
Smoke from the fire did not penetrate the school, and the building was not believed to have sustained structural damage, Brooks wrote. A full assessment on the roofing and structure is planned for Tuesday morning.
The Indiana State Fire Marshal and the Hebron Fire Department will investigate the fire.
Students are still set to return to Hebron Elementary School for the new school year this coming Wednesday, Brooks wrote.
Indiana
Where to watch Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever on July 17: TV channel, start time and streaming
The WNBA has returned with a brand new collective bargaining agreement and a league full of loaded rosters as the 2026 season tips off.
A rookie class headlined by Dallas Wings top pick Azzi Fudd, Minnesota’s Olivia Miles and Washington’s Lauren Betts is ready to make a mark in the pros while the defending champion Las Vegas Aces look to keep their dynasty alive with a fourth title in five years.
As the the season gets going under a new media rights deal, it can be tough to figure out which channel each team is playing on every night. Here’s everything you need to know to tune in when the Indiana Fever host the Seattle Storm on Friday.
What time is Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever?
Tip off between the Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. (ET) on Friday, July 17.
How to watch Seattle Storm vs Indiana Fever on Friday
All times Eastern and accurate as of Friday, July 17, 2026, at 6:09 a.m.
- Matchup: SEA at IND
- Date: Friday, July 17
- Time: 7:30 p.m. (ET)
- Venue: Gainbridge Fieldhouse
- Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
- TV: ion
- Streaming: ion
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RIPLEY COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for two young children in Indiana.
Police in Ripley County, southeast of Indianapolis, are looing for the children who may be siblings.
The first child is 3-year-old Aaliyah Buckingham.
She was last seen wearing a pink cat shirt and tie-dye shorts.
The younger child is 1-year-old Shane Buckingham, last seen in a red shirt and diaper.
Police think both are with 45-year-old Timothy Buckingham, who was last seen driving a brown GMC truck.
Timothy is described as a 6′ 3″ white man weighing 225 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
Photo of Timothy Buckingham provided by Indiana State Police
Police have not confirmed the relationship of the three, or why the children are believed to be in danger.
Anyone who sees the three are asked to contact the nearest police department.
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