State and Local News

The Marion Police Department will be hosting its Youth Academy from July 9-12. The four day academy provides youths an opportunity to see the inner workings of law enforcement from firearms and K-9 ...Read more

A driver in Muncie found a man dead alongside Brady Street, according to reporting by WRTV. The body was found around 6 a.m. Friday morning. The Muncie Police Department is conducting a homicide ...Read more

Wabash Police are investing a death at a factory that occurred at SRT Aluminum, located at 50 Dimension Ave., June 6 around 7:41 a.m. Wabash Police first shift officers reported that a deceased ...Read more

A nursing home in Peru has been deemed one of the worst in the country and is now a candidate for the Special Focus Facilities run by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The nursing ...Read more

LGBT history in Indianapolis will get formal recognition in the city’s next historic preservation plan. The Indiana Landmarks foundation identified 104 spots with historical significance to ...Read more

Tomorrow, U.S. Senator Todd Young will speak at the Vietnam Veterans Association Region IV conference in Indianapolis and visit first responders and town officials in Pendleton to view ...Read more

A billboard advertisement for Save-On Liquor has created a stir in Marion. The billboard read: “Liquor. Cheaper than therapy. You’re welcome.” In response, a local activist has created an ...Read more

Less American workers have to attain a second job, says Ball State University Economics professor Michael Hicks. According to Hicks, around four million people report working a second job. Last ...Read more

A Marion woman was sentenced to two years probation yesterday for lying to friends and family about having cancer, according to reporting by The Chronicle Tribune. 41-year-old Tina Stanley pled ...Read more