State and Local News

Saturday marks the 26th anniversary of America’s largest single day of giving…the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. The event is held on Mother’s Day ...Read more

President Trump and Vice President Pence will visit Elkhart today.  It’ll be their first joint visit to Indiana since before their inauguration. The President and Vice-President will attend the ...Read more

Kokomo School officials are waiting on word about a grant that would allow them to offer free breakfasts and lunches to all local students from pre-school through 8th grade. If Kokomo wins the ...Read more

Watch out for a major road closing on the Ball State Campus for the next three months. McKinley Avenue between Neely and Bethel is now closed, and will remain closed until early August for ...Read more

If you haven’t paid your spring installment of property taxes, Thursday is the deadline. The spring installments of property taxes are due Thursday in Indiana.  Payments can be made in the ...Read more

Area veterans are invited to Montpelier on Friday for a Veteran and Military Resource  Fair, sponsored by the Blackford County Veterans Services office. The Veteran and Military Resource Fair will ...Read more

The Howard County Recycling Director has been suspended for two weeks without pay, after calling a state auditor “unattractive and clueless” in a Facebook rant. Mikki Jeffers’ suspension ...Read more

Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana will hold a tailgate food giveaway at their new Muncie site Thursday morning from 8 until 10 a-m, or until the food is all gone. The new Muncie site ...Read more

Mike Braun captured the Republican Senate nomination Tuesday, after a mud-spattered race against two Indiana congressmen. The former state legislator from Jasper captured 41-percent of the vote to ...Read more

The closest race in Tuesday’s Grant County Primary was for the Republican nomination for County Clerk that was decided by just 36 votes. Pam Harris defeated Karen Wood for the G-O-P nod to ...Read more