City crews will be working to repair a sinkhole that has developed in Marion in the past few days. Crews will be working on South Gallatin Street between 22nd and 23rd Streets to repair the ...Read more
Howard County is on pace to experience a significant downturn in overdose deaths in 2018, according to new statistics from the Coonty Coroner. But those same stats in a report from Coroner Steven ...Read more
The man accused of running “pill mills” in Bloomington, Greenwood and Peru has lost his license to practice medicine. The state’s Medical Licensing Board revoked the license of ...Read more
A branch of the Muncie Public Library is getting a big recommendation on twitter from a well-known actor. “Star Trek” actor William Shatner wrote “everyone in Muncie Indiana I encourage ...Read more
The death of a Marion man whose body was found inside a vacant apartment house Sunday has been ruled a homicide. An autopsy performed Monday on the body of 39-year old Brian Gochenour determined ...Read more
The remaining members of the Marion School Board last night publicly interviewed ten persons who want to join the board. And replacements for two board openings are expected to be filled during ...Read more
Unemployment went up slightly in Grant and most surrounding counties in June, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. Grant County’s jobless rate is now the highest in this ...Read more
The United Way of Grant County wants to spread the word about their need in the community during tonight’s “Rock the Way” event in Gas City. Rock the Way will be held at Beaner Linn Park to ...Read more
Attorney General Curtis Hill is getting some help with his legal bills from a new group. The group called “Fairness for Curtis Hill”, headed up by retired judge Linda Chezem, says they ...Read more
The Indiana State Department of Health is warning Hoosiers to protect themselves because of an increase in tick-borne illnesses. So far this year, there have been more than one hundred cases of ...Read more
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