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Indiana man breaks silence after being trapped in truck for nearly a week
An Indiana man who crashed his truck and had been trapped inside it for nearly a week when he was found by two good Samaritans, broke his silence on social media Sunday, with a message of gratitude.
The driver, identified as 27-year-old Matthew Reum, was heading westbound on Interstate 94 on Dec. 20 when his truck swerved off the road and into a ditch before going airborne, rolling several times and ending up in a creek underneath a bridge, according to preliminary investigations.
The crash caused Reum to become pinned inside the truck, unable to reach for his cellphone and call for help.
Six days later, two fishermen searching for fishing holes located a truck under the overpass with what appeared to be a dead body inside.
When one of the men touched the body, he was in for a shock when Reum turned his head and spoke.
On New Year’s Eve, Reum turned to Facebook to break his silence to the “hundreds and thousands of people” who have tried getting in contact or offering their donations.
“You guys turned an ordinary person who had a miracle happen and made him the most grateful person ever, and I cannot thank you enough,” Reum said. “While me living through this, in and of itself, is a Christmas miracle, the generosity I have been shown has grown my heart three sizes this year.”
He acknowledged the road ahead would be long with “dips and bends and curves,” but said he feels he can tackle anything with the support he has seen since being rescued.
“So, for now, thank you. And for the future, let’s get this, and Happy New Years,” Reum said.
When Reum was rescued, it took crews several hours because of the difficult terrain and the way he was trapped inside the truck.
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Indiana State Police Sgt. Glen Fifield told reporters crews had a difficult time getting down to the creek with their equipment, so they could cut him out and remove him.
“Quite frankly, it’s a miracle that he’s alive,” Fifield said.
The Indiana Fever square off against the Connecticut Sun today in what will be a rematch Caitlin Clark’s WNBA season opening game. This time, however, the game will take place in Indianapolis, in front of Clark’s home fans. Tip-off from Gainbridge Fieldhouse is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET.
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When the Fever and Sun first met, Connecticut won 92-71. Indiana is 0-3 to start the 2024 season after dropping a pair of consecutive games against the New York Liberty, the reigning Eastern Conference champions. Can the Fever turn their season around tonight?
Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch today’s Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game, including free livestream options.
How to watch the Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game without cable
The Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game will be broadcast on ESPN and stream on ESPN+. You can also watch Caitlin Clark’s next game with a live TV streaming subscription to FuboTV, Sling TV and Hulu + Live TV.
Watch Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever for free on FuboTV
With FuboTV’s sports-focused live TV streaming service, you’ll get access to ESPN and over 200 other channels to watch nearly every WNBA game this season. A Fubo subscription costs $79.99 per month, but the streamer is offering a seven-day free trial right now. Grab the free trial offer to stream Caitlin Clark’s next WNBA game for free.
Watch Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever on Sling TV
One of the most cost-effective ways to stream WNBA games this season is through a subscription to Sling TV. Right now, there is a Sling TV deal offering 50% off your first month — bringing the Orange package with ESPN down to just $20 and the comprehensive Orange + Blue package, which includes your local ABC, NBC and Fox affiliates’ live feeds, to $30.
Sling TV comes with 50 hours of free cloud-based DVR recording space, perfect for recording WNBA games if you’re not home to watch them live.
Watch Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever on ESPN+
The Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game will stream live on ESPN+. For $10.99 per month, subscribers get livestreaming access to select games, along with on-demand access to original docuseries and ESPN’s exclusive sports analysis.
Watch Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever for free on Hulu + Live TV
With Hulu’s live TV streaming service, you’ll get access to ESPN2 along with over 90 other channels. Hulu + Live TV includes 12 sports channels such as FS1, TBS, TNT, and NFL Network as well as access to ESPN, ESPNU, and SEC Network for college sports.
Right now, you can get Hulu + Live TV, Disney+ and ESPN+, all with ads, for $76.99 per month after a three-day free trial. Grab the free trial to stream the Sun vs. Feve game at no cost.
What time is the Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game?
The Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game tips off at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT).
What channel is the Connecticut Sun vs. Indiana Fever game on?
Today’s Connecticut Sun at Indiana Fever game will air on ESPN.
Where to get Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever jerseys
Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark jerseys, sweatshirts, hats and more gear can be found at Fanatics here.
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When will Caitlin Clark play against Angel Reese?
After squaring off in the 2023 national championship game when the LSU Tigers defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes 102-85, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese will meet again when the Indiana Fever host the Chicago Sky on Saturday, June 1 at 1 p.m. ET. The game will air on NBA TV.
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CSA program expands opportunities for student work-based learning and apprenticeships.
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INDIANAPOLIS – The State of Indiana is now accepting applications for students to participate in the Career Scholarship Account (CSA) program during the 2024-25 school year.
The first-in-the-nation CSA program provides $5,000 annually for 10th through 12th grade students enrolled in eligible work-based learning programs, including internships, apprenticeships, applied learning experiences and credential attainment experiences.
Indiana’s CSA program provides all students the opportunity to explore their interests, gain hands-on experience and build skills that will ensure a seamless transition from high school to higher education and quality careers.
CSA funds can be used to cover eligible expenses in the following categories:
- Enrollment fees for courses, sequences, apprenticeships or programs of study;
- Career coaching and navigation services;
- Postsecondary education and training;
- Transportation and equipment; and
- Certification and credentialing examinations.
“In K-12 education, we have an incredible opportunity to help every student find their purpose, know their value and understand the possibilities for their life’s path,” said Dr. Katie Jenner, Indiana Secretary of Education. “In order to maximize the four years of high school, we must work together to ensure more students have access to quality experiences that set them up for success, including high-quality work-based learning and educational attainment opportunities. Indiana’s CSA program is one way to remove barriers, such as transportation, and ensure more students have the opportunity to experience careers and earn a credential of value while still in high school.”
Students at any Indiana high school are encouraged to apply. Applications for the 2024-2025 school year will be accepted through Tuesday, October 1. Visit the student resources page for additional information on the CSA program, eligibility requirements and to access the student application.
Additional details on how funds may be used can be found here.
I am writing regarding legalization of online poker in Indiana. It is ludicrous for Indiana to have sports betting and lottery and no online poker.
Many residents love playing poker recreationally and have played in home games all their lives, but they have disabilities or mobility issues, or they do not enjoy the casino atmosphere.
I know there has been a recent scandal involving a representative and the gaming bill, but really that is nothing new to voters who are adults and know that corruption exists. The answer to corruption is to root it out and deal with it. I believe voters are mature and intelligent enough to continue to back online poker legislation.
Legislation should be brought up in the next Indiana General Assembly session. Adult residents of Indiana have waited long enough to do something they should already be able to do.
Paula Bishop lives in Terre Haute.
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