Fiat-Chrysler will pay more than 650-million dollars to settle allegations that it cheated on emissions tests involving more than 100-thousand Jeep S-U-Vs and Ram pickup trucks. The automaker will ...Read more
The Walmart Distribution Center in Gas City is looking to hire several employees and the Distribution Center will be the site of a Career Fair Friday. Applications will be accepted and interviews ...Read more
A Marion home suffered serious damage late Wednesday night in a fire blamed on a space heater. Marion firefighters were called to the home in the 300 block of West 27th Street at about midnight ...Read more
Official filing for those running for office in the May 7th Municipal Primary in Grant County got underway Wednesday morning. Among the first to file was Gas City Mayor Larry Leach, who is ...Read more
Also filing for public office Wednesday were current Marion City Councilman Steve Henderson, who filed for the Republican nomination for Mayor. Henderson announced last summer that he would seek ...Read more
The opening of the new Winery and Tap Room in Peru has been delayed indefinitely by the partial shutdown of the federal government. Owners of the City Wineworks had planned to open this month, but ...Read more
Crime continues to be low in Kokomo, and statistics gathered by Kokomo Police show that violent crimes in the city fell by 13-percent in 2018. Property crimes like burglary and theft went down by ...Read more
Howard County Commissioner Tyler Moore formally announced his candidacy for mayor of Kokomo Wednesday, making him the first Republican to step into the race. Moore is in his third term as a ...Read more
A joint venture between an Indianapolis-based company and a Mexican firm will bring up to 90 jobs to Muncie over the next several years. The Indiana Economic Development Corporation said yesterday ...Read more
Muncie Schools has lost another Transportation Director…the second one in less than two months. Tamera Dodd left the post in November to take a new job in Noblesville. Her ...Read more
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