2019 U.S. population growth slowest since WWI
The past year’s population growth rate in the U.S. was the slowest it’s been since World War I. That’s according to figures released Monday by the U.S. Census Bureau, which indicates the number of people in the
AAA bringing back free ride and tow service for New Year’s Eve
AAA is bringing back its free ‘Tow to Go’ service to ensure everyone gets home safely on New Year’s Eve. It runs through Jan. 2. Anyone – whether a AAA member or not – can call for
City of Marion, Marion Utilities closed tomorrow
The City of Marion’s offices and Marion Utilities offices are closed tomorrow for New Year’s Day. As a result, trash pick up will run one date late for Wednesday and Thursday. The City’s public transport buses will
Meet Sandi. She was just adopted after 2400 days at the Marion-Grant County Humane Society
A dog that’s been at the Marion-Grant County Humane Society for the past six years has finally found a forever home. Meet Sandi. A 12-year-old boxer-pit mix who has spent the last 2,400 days at the shelter.
Police: Marion couples’ home shot several times
A Marion couple’s home was shot several times in the early morning hours of Sunday. It happened in the 2600 block fo S. Waite St. Homeowner James Hahn says he awoke to what sounded like someone banging
MPD: Marion man shot outside his home
A Marion man was shot Friday night outside his house. The incident happened around 11 p.m. when 22-year-old Dezmond McQreary heard females arguing in the Greentree Apartment area. He approached the females at which time he was
Downtown association gears up for New Year’s Eve bash with new ball
This New Year’s Eve, the downtown association invites the public to celebrate in downtown Kokomo with music, lights, fireworks and a brand new lighted ball. This year, the TechnoKats Robotics team will unveil a new ball the