Report Clears Marion Police In Arrington Barber Arrest
A report conducted by an independent company that trains police officers in handling arrests of unruly suspects has cleared Marion Police officers in how they arrested a local man on April 30th. The report cleared three officers,
Marion Trash Collection Delayed Next Week By Holiday
Trash collection in the city of Marion will run one day behind schedule next week because of the Memorial Day Holiday. There will be no trash collection on Monday because of Memorial Day, and then trash will
Gov. Directs Flags To Be At Half-Staff For Memorial Day
Governor Eric Holcomb has directed that all flags in the state should be flown at half-staff next Monday in honor of Memorial Day and the millions of U-S men and women who have died while serving their
Summitville Man Beaten To Death-Suspects Sought
Indiana State Police say they are now searching for two suspects in connection with the death of a Summitville man last weekend in Miami County. Autopsy results on the body of 22-year old Drake Smith of Summitville
New Deadline Set For Seybold To Turn Over Documents
A judge has set a new deadline for the former Project Manager on the Old Grant County Y-M-C-A Renovation Project to turn over documents that have been requested in the lawsuit by the city of Marion. The
Governor’s Trade Mission Now Focusing On Switzerland
The Indiana delegation led by Governor Eric Holcomb is continuing its economic development efforts in Europe, now focusing on central Europe and companies that have a Hoosier presence. The team traveled to Switzerland to meet with companies
Convenience Stores Training On Human Trafficking
Indiana convenience store owners are training their clerks to watch for signs of human trafficking. The anti-trafficking group In Our Backyard says about 500 stores have already had workers watch its six-minute training video on signs that
Click It Or Ticket Campaign Has Begun
Indiana State Police and dozens of local police agencies are joining forces for their annual Click It or Ticket campaign, which started this week and runs through June 3rd. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says 48-percent
M-G Renovation Project To Begin Soon
Renovations and big changes are coming soon to Madison-Grant Junior-Senior High School. The school is about to undergo a multi-million dollar renovation project, including to areas that haven’t been upgraded since Madison-Grant was built in 1970. The
Kokomo Salvation Army Offering Summer Camps
The Salvation Army of Kokomo will offer summer camps for kids ages 7 to 17 at the Hidden Falls Campground in southern Indiana. Kids Camps are for those 7 to 12 years of age and will be