Potential coronavirus case in northern Indiana
The coronavirus may have reached Indiana. A person traveling through northern Indiana is being monitored for the virus and has been placed in isolation until the CDC can confirm any diagnosis, according to the Porter County Public
One easy tip to protect yourself from tax scammers
It’s tax season, which means there will be scammers trying to steal your money and your identity. So how can you protect yourself? You can start now, by filing early, says Casey Marx, a financial advisor in
MPD: Woman in critical condition after being hit by car
On Monday night a 60-year-old woman was critically injured after being hit by a car. The incident happened at around 8 p.m. in the 4500 block of S. Adams St. Kammi Bishop, 32, reported she was headed
Indiana University Kokomo launches multi-million dollar fundraising campaign
Indiana University Kokomo officially launched its $3 million Believe. Build. Belong. campaign on Monday. Chancellor Susan Sciame-Giesecke joined faculty, staff, alumni and students on Monday to celebrate the construction of the $8.4 million Student Activities and Events Center,
MHS JROTC Drill & Color Guard Team excels at regional competition
The Marion High School JROTC Drill Team recently traveled to Sheppardsville, Ky., to compete against 16 other schools in a regional competition recognized as one of the toughest. In previous years, the Giants were pleased to come
MRCC students earn CNA certification
The Marion Regional Career Center’s Health Careers program has increased the CNA certifications within Grant County by 19 newly certified students. MRCC Health Careers instructor Shevonne Peterson attributes the success to the hard work and dedication of
Taylor University Art Dept. faculty member Laura Stevenson’s exhibit opens next week
Taylor Assistant Professor of Art Laura Stevenson’s exhibition Out of Sight will be on display in the Metcalf Gallery of the Modelle Metcalf Art Building on the Taylor Campus from Feb. 3-27. There will be an artist
Indiana contracts election security company to keep votes safe
Your vote is safe and secure, says Sec. of State Connie Lawson. Her office is in charge of running elections for Indiana, and she says they’ve contracted with a company that specializes in detecting security threats like
Columbus woman charged for mailing drugs to ex to get him in trouble
A Columbus woman is accused of mailing packages of drugs to her ex-husband in an attempt to get him in trouble with the law. Lafern Gibson mailed four packages of prescription drugs (including schedule IV drugs) to
United Way of Grant County wins $150,000 to expand early childhood education opportunities
The United Way of Grant County has been awarded $150,000 in a state-wide competition to help expand early childhood education opportunities for local children and families. Early Learning Indiana (ELI) had $1 million in funding from a