State and Local News

An increase in salt has left the Grant County Highway Department spending $10,000 more than last winter. This year, salt prices have spiked an extra $10 per ton, according to Highway Department ...Read more

A Muncie man is now facing the charge of pointing a loaded firearm after a supposed prank gone wrong. The incident happened Saturday a little after 5 p.m. in the Big Lots parking lot on S. Western ...Read more

Several cities in Indiana are included in WalletHub’s list of Best College Towns & Cities for 2020. The rankings included 400 cities across the country, based on more than 30 different ...Read more

Feeling lonely? You’re not alone. A new study claims that nearly half of all Americans experience feelings of loneliness and isolation. Researchers at UCLA say 46 percent of Americans say ...Read more

White Castle is recalling some of their frozen burgers due to possible listeria contamination. The recall specifically involves packages of frozen six-pack cheeseburgers, hamburgers, and jalapeno ...Read more

Nearly $20 million. That’s how much money was spent in Indianapolis because of this year’s Big Ten Football Championship Game, according to Indiana Sports Corporation. Saturday ...Read more

Alaska Airlines is making it easier for Hoosiers to fly out west. A second nonstop daily flight from Indianapolis to Seattle is being added in the spring of 2020. The new nonstop flight will start ...Read more

This Friday the Hostess House will hold its annual Dining with Dickens event. An Olde English holiday dinner from Dickens’s own Christmas menu will be served at 6:30 p.m. while madrigal ...Read more

Jean Cole’s dedication to Ivy Tech Community College goes back more than three decades, according to an Ivy Tech news release. She and her husband, Logansport businessman Milt Cole, have ...Read more

A local child welfare organization, known as “A Voice for Kids,” was selected as one of the top three teams, and a category winner, of T-Mobile’s second annual Changemaker ...Read more