State and Local News

Marion Police say the arrest of two men may have cleared up several recent car thefts, including one in which a thief drove off in a stolen car with one of the victims still inside the ...Read more

Indiana will be one of ten states to join SkillSPAN, the first nationwide network of non-partisan organizations working together to drive workforce policy in more than 25 states over the next five ...Read more

A proposed change in Indiana law could add or subtract candidates from next year’s presidential primary ballot. Getting on Indiana’s ballot requires 45-hundred signatures from ...Read more

A local historic landmark is now on the list of national historic landmarks. The Howard Masonic Temple has now been officially placed on the National Register of Historic places…helping to ...Read more

Pay Less Supermarket wants to make its McGalliard Road location in Muncie a one-stop shop for groceries and gasoline. The new gas station run by Pay Less is set to be built in front of its’ ...Read more

Muncie Community Development Director Terry Whitt Bailey has announced her intensions to run for mayor. She would be the ninth candidate in the mayoral race. Whitt Bailey…a ...Read more

The Marion Board of Works has approved the demolition of four buildings in hopes of removing unsafe or blighted buildings in the city. The Board of Works approved demolition of old homes at 37-02 ...Read more

Applications for those seeking to work at the Splash House in Marion this summer are now being accepted at Marion City Hall and online. Various positions will be available at the Splash House this ...Read more

Officials with Schneider Electric announced Friday that they will close their Square D facility in Peru and will move all production to facilities outside the state. The company is one of the ...Read more

The man who kept Grant County residents up to date on sports of all kinds year round has died. Ken Hill…who published the “Sports Hotline” for more than 45 years…died Saturday after ...Read more