Good morning, Terre Haute.

The Homeless Council is asking for donations to support local homeless centers in Vigo County—Lotus Center is open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Bridge Outreach Center accepts donations in the evenings on select weekdays, and Pathways Drop-In Day Center welcomes items on weekdays.

The Salvation Army in Vigo County reached its $140,000 goal for the Red Kettle Campaign – funds that will support rent assistance, food pantries and hygiene closets.

Community donations surged in the final three weeks before the campaign ended.

CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center will host a film screening and ribbon-cutting for two blessing boxes later this month in Terre Haute — executive director Troy Fears said the event will honor local heritage.

Nearly 92% of Indiana high school seniors graduated in 2025, setting a record high rate announced by the state Department of Education.

Improvements were seen among Black, Hispanic and multiracial students, reflecting a steady post-pandemic gain in graduation performance.