A Grant County judge ruled yesterday that the State Board of Accounts needs to provide information about how local Tax Increment Financing money was spent on the project to renovate the old Grant ...Read more
Comedian Jay Leno has cancelled his show in Fort Wayne that was scheduled for next week. The former “Tonight Show” host was set to perform at the Foellinger Theatre on Saturday, August ...Read more
Kokomo Police have arrested two people in connection with more than a half-dozen gas station robberies in the past few weeks, including the latest that happened early Thursday morning. Police ...Read more
Hoosier farmers who are caught in the middle of President Donald Trump’s trade war are in line to get financial help, especially those who produce soybeans. The price of soybeans has dropped ...Read more
Howard County students who need school supplies can get them from Fiat-Chrysler, the U-A-W, the Salvation Army and the United Way. Those groups will work together to provide the school supplies ...Read more
Registration is now open for the world’s largest event for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s is scheduled for Jackson ...Read more
Wednesday was the first day to file for school boards in the November election in Indiana, and already some have filed in two different districts. Serafina Salamo was just appointed to the Marion ...Read more
A banking organization with roots in Grant County is growing again in two other Indiana markets. Converse-based First Farmers Bank & Trust has announced plans to soon open new branches in ...Read more
Oak Hill High School is looking for a new principal following the resignation of Mike McDivitt. McDivitt had been the principal at Oak Hill for the past 11 years. He has already started a new job ...Read more
Indiana apparently loves its’ minor league baseball teams, and spends the money to show it. Indiana has three minor league baseball teams among the top 25 in selling licensed merchandise. The ...Read more
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