State and Local News

Have we gotten cats all wrong? A study published Monday in the journal Current Biology suggests cats form bonds with their humans; similar to dogs and even our own human babies. A study developed ...Read more

On Sunday morning Marion Police responded to a shooting that left one man injured. According to MPD officials, officers met Nathaniel Reed, 34, who suffered a gunshot wound to the left side of his ...Read more

The Marching Giants are hosting a 2019 field show for free at Marion High School. The 2019 show is themed “Spirits of the Past.” The free community performance is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, ...Read more

The Greater Kokomo Downtown Association and Duke Energy are teaming up to create a pollinator habitat along Defenbaugh Street. The habitat will be created through the planting of native flowering ...Read more

This morning Raven Faunce, 20, was sentenced to 3.5 years of incarceration with another 4.5 years of probation on two counts and a probation violation. Faunce was sentenced in Grant County Superior ...Read more

Who really knows what they want to do when they grow up? Madison-Grant High School students will have access to ask questions of adults working in the real world to help them find out. This ...Read more

Shelly Rodabaugh, a certified EKG technician in the Cardiovascular Lab, is now a certified cardiovascular technician from Cardiovascular Credentialing International. She holds a Bachelor’s degree ...Read more

Today will see the leaders of 90 nations gather at the United Nations for the U.N. General Assembly that gets started with a Climate Action summit. Today’s summit falls just after the World ...Read more

Some of us embrace it, others dread the end of summer, but either way Autumn starts today. The autumnal equinox means that most places on Earth will see about 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of ...Read more