Governor Eric Holcomb will be heading to Europe next week on a trade mission. He’ll be joined by Commerce Secretary Jim Schellinger, and directors of the State Economic Development Corporation. ...Read more
It’s the Indiana Senate’s turn to look at ways to raise teacher pay, but their approach is likely to be similar to the House. Republican leaders have consistently said they won’t ...Read more
A Ball State University study says companies that place a higher emphasis on their employees may be more innovative than others. The Ball State Institute for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise ...Read more
A new non-profit group is trying to help families that care for foster children in Howard County. The group known as “Foster Faith” needs donations. Foster Faith provides clothes, books, ...Read more
Western Middle School in Russiaville and Tipton Elementary have been named among the ten winners of grants from the Indiana Commission On Higher Education. Western Middle School and Tipton ...Read more
The Howard County Election Board will sort through several challenges to candidacies today, trying to figure out if any are valid or not. Among the challenges that have been filed in connection ...Read more
The Yorktown Clerk-Treasurer can keep her job, despite not balancing the town’s books for four straight years. The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled Beth Neff could be kicked out of office under ...Read more
A Republican Mayoral candidate in Muncie has been removed from the ballot by the County Election Board. Tony Cox had not voted in a G-O-P Primary before, so by law he could not run as a ...Read more
An arrest warrant has been issued for a Marion woman who is a suspect in a local triple-homicide case after she skipped a court hearing Monday. Police are now searching for Brittany Drake, who ...Read more
A national report found Kokomo is one of the top three most susceptible metro areas in the nation to potential automation. The Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program found more than a third of ...Read more
Thanks for Listening to WCJC! Please register to continue listening. Thank you!
