Strong winds ravaged Indiana and Lower Michigan Sunday, knocking out power to thousands of electrical customers and causing other problems, too. Indiana-Michigan Electric Company reported more than ...Read more
A Marion man remains in critical condition at a Fort Wayne hospital following what is believed to be an accidental shooting on Friday. Marion Police were called to an apartment in the 700 block of ...Read more
Officials in Peru say they aren’t giving up on the Schneider Electric plant there just yet. City, Miami County and state officials are working together on a set of incentives that they hope will ...Read more
Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray says teacher pay and school funding in general are top priorities for the Senate as they move closer to a budget agreement. Like the House, Bray says ...Read more
Indiana is launching a 100-million dollar program to expand broadband internet services across rural parts of the state. Governor Eric Holcomb says the Next Level Broadband program will bridge the ...Read more
Authorities in Tipton County are searching for a young Robbery suspect who fled authorities over the weekend. 18-year old Jay Dyvig was being held on a Robbery charge in the Tipton County Jail ...Read more
Northwestern made it back-to-back Class 3-A State Basketball championships Saturday evening with a dominating 61-to-39 win over Benton Central. The win capped a 27-and-3 season for the Lady ...Read more
Kokomo Grain and Ivy Tech Community College will hold the third in this year’s series of Ag-related seminars this Wednesday at the Ivy Tech campus in Logansport. “Getting Started in Farming” ...Read more
Students at the Faulkner Academy in Marion are back in their normal classrooms, after moving back into their building Thursday. The school had to temporarily relocate to the St. Paul’s Missionary ...Read more
As part of Black History Month, the Marion High School Black History Club will present their annual play called “The Queen – A Tribute to Aretha Franklin”. The play is set for 7 o’clock ...Read more
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