State and Local News

United Way serving Howard and Tipton Counties and Community First Bank are providing free tax preparation software to community members at the bank’s downtown location, located at 201 West ...Read more

Indiana Wesleyan University has announced the impending launch of a new Master’s of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) beginning in Fall 2022. Based on new requirements by the Strategic Alliance ...Read more

The following is a school press release: Little Giants Preschool encompasses Marion Community Schools’ Head Start-, Title I- and On My Way Pre-K-funded programs. There are several factors ...Read more

The Kokomo Art Association is kicking off it’s inaugural “Mardi Gras Main Street Masquerade” on this Saturday at 7 p.m. at Artworks Gallery, located at 210 N. Main Street in downtown ...Read more

At yesterday’s Grant County Commissioners meeting, commissioners approved bids for phase four on the central dispatch center. For furniture, the county will pay around $86,000 for six ...Read more

Wings Etc. Grill & Pub has officially opened in Marion. The restaurant opened Tuesday at 11 a.m. and is located at 1508 S. Western Ave. “We felt that Marion could benefit from a ...Read more

The death of 38-year-old Odale Cobb has been ruled accidental following an autopsy, according to Coroner Stephen Dorsey. Cobb was pronounced dead Monday morning at around 5 a.m. at Lutheran ...Read more

In the face of hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits, the Boy Scouts Of America filed for Chapter 11 protection on Tuesday. According to federal court papers, the 110-year-old youth organization has ...Read more

The Marion man who suffered blunt force trauma to the head in a suspected battery on Saturday has died, according to the Chronicle-Tribune. It was confirmed Monday evening that 38-year-old Odale ...Read more

Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos has just committed $10 billion to fight climate change. Bezos plans to use the money to create the Bezos Earth Fund that will help fight what he calls “the ...Read more