State and Local News

IU Kokomo’s new exhibit “75 Years in Pictures” features prints and a slide show of hundreds of moments in history, starting from humble beginnings as Kokomo Junior College, ...Read more

The Marion mayoral and city council candidates are set to share their vision for the city at a special forum on Sept. 11 and 12th. The event will be at the Marion Public Library. Both forums begin ...Read more

After an exhaustive four-day search for missing Skylea Carmack, 10, the Indiana State Police have confirmed that the child was strangled to death. Charged with neglect of a dependent resulting in ...Read more

September is Suicide Awareness Month and the Real Warriors Campaign is reminding Indiana that military service members are often suffering in silence. Lieutenant Commander Evette Pinder is asking ...Read more

Today at 9:30 a.m., law enforcement will conduct a press conference to provide information on the investigation of missing 10-year-old Skylea Carmack. The press conference will be held at Gas City ...Read more

Kroger is asking customers to leave their guns at home, or at least keep them hidden. The grocery store chain yesterday asked customers not to open carry in the states where that is legal. Open ...Read more

He was arrested nearly a year ago, now a former Ball State University residence hall director has been charged with eight counts of possession of child pornography. The Muncie Star Press says ...Read more

Nestle USA says it will shut down its Keystone Avenue facility on Indy’s south side, and lay off all 172 employees by the end of the year. Operations at the plant will wind down beginning ...Read more

Gas prices are “nearly guaranteed” to keep falling, says Patrick Dehaan of GasBuddy. “A lot of the reason is we’ll switch back to cheaper winter gasoline in two ...Read more

Indiana Senator Mike Braun says drug companies need to quit acting like a monopoly or risk the government doing it for them. Braun emphasizes he’s a fiscal conservative, but he says ...Read more