State and Local News

Most Americans will have a good chance, baring clouds, to see one of two meteor shows this week. The Draconid meteor shower can be seen Tuesday night into Wednesday, Oct. 9. The Southern Taurid ...Read more

A fire destroyed a garage and caused damage to nearby property in Marion on Sunday night. The fire occurred in the 700 block of Fifth St., according to Marion Fire Department Assistant Chief Kyle ...Read more

The Indiana State Board of Accounts has completed an annual audit of the City of Kokomo and its Wastewater Utility. Their preliminary report indicated a favorable assessment with “no findings,” ...Read more

In a move aimed at cutting billions in debt, General Electric is freezing pension benefits for about 20,000 U.S. employees. It’s the latest cost-cutting move by CEO Larry Culp, who took over ...Read more

The Marion High School JROTC Giant Battalion will participate in a competitive field day event this Friday. The event is hosted by representatives from the Marion Police and Fire departments, Grant ...Read more

Crime Stoppers needs your help in locating David Gillis, who has active warrants for Probation Violation, original charge Domestic Battery and Invasion Of Privacy. Gillis is a 28-year-old male who ...Read more

Today is the last day you are able to register to vote in the state’s upcoming municipal elections. If you want to vote in Grant County’s elections next month you must register to vote ...Read more

Celebrating the art of film and filmmaking, the Hobnobben Film Festival kicks off on Friday. The film festival features films from all around the world, “an eclectic mix of international, ...Read more

Contract talks between the United Auto Workers union and General Motors broke down over the weekend, forcing union members to continue picketing at several GM facilities all across the U.S. UAW ...Read more