State and Local News

Gas prices continue to fall in Indiana…although slowly according to GasBuddy.com. The average gas price in the stat now stands at 2-81 per gallon. That’s down about three-cents from last ...Read more

Indiana State Police say they will be cracking down on the “Move Over” laws in the coming week. There will be extra state troopers on the look out for drivers who don’t move over ...Read more

Nearly four out of five Indiana school districts will be adding metal detectors in the coming months. Governor Eric Holcomb announced two weeks ago that the state would supply handheld metal ...Read more

Fiat-Chrysler is expected to open a new health clinic for its’ employees and their families in Kokomo next week, offering them better health care and exclusive service. The new F-C-A Family ...Read more

The Kokomo Park Band will conclude its’ 116th season Wednesday with a program entitled “Shall We Dance,” featuring songs by the Gershwins, Rodgers and Hammerstein and many others. The free ...Read more

Plans for the development of Muncie’s proposed Downtown Canal Development project will be revealed this evening. A public meeting to reveal the plans will be held at the Courtyard by Marriott ...Read more

Marion Police have now identified two men who were found shot to death Thursday night at a Marion home. Officers went to 933 West Third Street just after 11 o’clock Thursday night to a report of ...Read more

United Auto Workers members in Kokomo are holding a strike vote today in an effort to bring attention to demands that safety issues be resolved at Fiat-Chrysler facilities in Kokomo and ...Read more

A member of the Sweetser Town Council has resigned and town officials are now seeking a replacement. Council member Steve Key submitted his resignation and now, applications are being sought for ...Read more

The fifth annual Lieutenant Mike Andry Memorial Ride takes place Saturday starting in his hometown of Greentown.   Andry was a Grant County Sheriff’s deputy when he died in a motorcycle crash ...Read more