Good morning, Terre Haute.

A short-lived utilities issue unsettled tenants at The Meadows Shopping Center Thursday morning (tenants now have full utilities) and shops remained open.

A lender is now seeking ownership, which could signal upcoming changes at the mall.

CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center will host Julie Kohner’s Voices of the Generations presentation at 1 p.m. Sept.

27 at its location on 1532 S. Third St (free for the public).

Indiana State University welcomed 21 students as President’s Scholars for the 2026–27 school year — the group includes 18 freshmen and three transfer students studying in various academic colleges.

This honor recognized their academic achievement, leadership and future impact at the university.

Gov. Mike Braun renewed the gas tax suspension until Oct.

6 & this move will prevent motorists from facing an extra 61 cents per gallon during Labor Day weekend.

A heat advisory remains in effect until 8 PM EDT today as parts of Indiana face a heat index up to 104; residents should drink fluids, stay in air-conditioned areas, and limit strenuous outdoor activities *to avoid illness*.

Thrive West Central, the city and Keymark Construction broke ground on a housing project to build 30 new single-family homes on vacant lots in the Liberty Avenue neighborhood.

Construction is underway as part of a local housing investment.