Ball State University economist Mike Hicks says despite an unemployment rate that dropped to its lowest level since 1969, the September federal jobs report was disappointing. Hicks says the figures ...Read more
A chaplain who served 48-years with Police & Fire agencies in Ohio and Indiana has retired from the service and received high praise from thos he served. The Reverend Jack Hess spent the last ...Read more
Marion Mayor Jess Alumbaugh confirmed this morning that Marion will soon get another place to get quality coffee and other breakfast items. Dunkin’ Donuts is coming to Marion and will be ...Read more
Walkers are still needed this Sunday for the annual CROP Hunger Walk in Marion. The event raises awareness and money to provide food at the local Salvation Army Food Pantry. The CROP Walk gets ...Read more
Monday is Columbus Day, the federal holiday to honor the man who is credited with discovering the New World in 1492. Because of the holiday, all federal and state offices will be ...Read more
The U-S-D-A is recalling more than six-million pounds of ground beef because of possible salmonella contamination. The beef was packaged between July 26th and September 7th. It was sold nationwide ...Read more
Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight has been honored by fellow Indiana Mayors for his focus on quality-of-life improvements and innovation. Goodnight was given the 2018 Russell Lloyd Distinguished Service ...Read more
A group of Indiana University-Kokomo students are doing their part to solve the food desert problem in Kokomo by building and stocking a food oasis. It’s a large wooden box filled with ...Read more
The city of Muncie hopes to develop housing near the proposed site for the new Delaware County Jail. County officials have proposed using the old ASONS Building that was once Wilson Middle School ...Read more
Good news for motorists who travel West Jackson Street in Muncie…a portion of that road should be re-paved before the end of October. City officials say work on re-paving Jackson Street ...Read more
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