State and Local News

The longtime Director of Camp Crosley in Muncie plans to retire. Richard Armstrong has been the Y-M-C-A of Muncie’s Vice-President of Association Resources, but his biggest impact has been the ...Read more

The start of the new school year is just two weeks away, the Muncie Mall is collecting donations to help out teachers. The Back 2 School Teacher Supply Drive continues through August 4th and ...Read more

Today is the last day for the Back-to-School giveaway at the Kokomo Rescue Mission. Qualifying students who come to the Rescue Mission can get a free new pair of shoes, plus socks and underwear for ...Read more

After a marathon four-hour meeting last night, the Grant County Council voted to increase the county’s Local Income Tax in 2019.  The measure still needs approval from other members of the ...Read more

The Marion School Board has scheduled an open meeting next Monday evening to interview ten people for the two open spots on the School Board. Eleven people filed for the positions, but one person ...Read more

Central Indiana Ethanol wants to become an even bigger part of the city of Marion. Officials from C-I-E have formally requested additional land be annexed into the city of Marion, and the issue ...Read more

The Marion City Council has taken first step in passing new legislation that will keep pets safe, just like children when it comes to being left in extreme conditions. Council President Brad ...Read more

The Town of Fairmount has won a grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs to help the town celebrate its’ downtown redevelopment. Fairmount and four other communities will use ...Read more

Attorney General Curtis Hill is threatening to file a libel suit over a memo accusing him of inappropriate touching…but not against the women making the accusations. Attorney Kevin Betz ...Read more

Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson will remain on the ballot for re-election this fall, despite a claim that she’s ineligible. Lawson served nearly three years as an appointed ...Read more