Clayton Spencer, the president of Bates College, a small liberal arts college in Maine, is unapologetic that careers do not arrive as neatly packaged gifts for students.

CHICAGO — Willie Winters has always been enamored of the theatrical arts in one form or another.

Who is going to save the humanities?

At university, when I told people I was studying for a history degree, the response was almost always the same: “You want to be a teacher?”. No, a journalist. “Oh. But you’re not majoring in communications?”

As warm weather arrives, colorful flowers bloom and people can finally start to shed their winter coats, Wabash Valley residents will have plenty of opportunities this month — Earth Month — to celebrate nature and help clean up the community.

JASPER — Chad Gayso was a pup, fresh out of college, when he landed the Forest Park Junior-Senior High School band director gig in 2004. Now a decorated veteran who has continually guided the Marching Rangers to state-level glory, the Ferdinand man will soon march to the beat of a new band.

Goldman Sachs (GS) CEO David Solomon said the one skillset that's becoming harder to find is the ability to write.

Richard Solomon is a multi-media journalist. He has worked for WTHI-TV since March of 2018

A planned highway widening project and an old wildlife mystery set the stage for this short film about discovery and survival.

Rockville Correctional Facility Deputy Warden of Operations Stacey Milner has announced the promotions of Correctional Sergeants Nickolas (Nick) Brueggeman and Jaimie (Sandi) Sandifer to the rank of correctional lieutenant.