An arrest has been made in a high profile cold case in Fort Wayne that goes back 30-years. Fort Wayne Police and Indiana State Police arrested 59-year-old John Miller in Grabill Sunday morning. ...Read more
Indiana congressman Jim Banks will lead a new group that will act as a watchdog over the nearly 16-billion dollar upgrade of medical records at the Department of Veterans Affairs. The House ...Read more
Indiana’s Attorney General is now trying to halt a sexual misconduct investigation. Curtis Hill is now spending campaign funds on advertising to say that his accusers…a state legislator ...Read more
The city of Anderson has put the old Mounds Mall property on the market and is asking three-million for the site. The mall closed it’s doors for good in April after 53 years in Anderson. The ...Read more
The Kokomo Park Band will present its “Horns and Harmony” concert Wednesday evening in Highland Park, which begins at 8 p-m. The event is free and will feature the Gazebo Band, the Kokomo Men ...Read more
The United Way of Howard County has received a 24-thousand dollar grant from the Duke Energy Foundation for the Real Men Read Program of Kokomo. Real Men Read is a volunteer reading program in ...Read more
The Kokomo Rescue Mission begins its annual Back to School giveaway program today that provides a new pair of shoes, socks and undergarments to needy kids in the community. And it will continue ...Read more
The newly-appointed Muncie School Board will meet this evening for the first time after going through a day-long training session on Saturday. The new board members learned their responsibilities ...Read more
Grant County authorities are investigating the apparent drowning death of a two-year old girl. Sheriff’s deputies say they received a call from a woman in the 2000 block of East Bradford Pike ...Read more
A local farmer is seeking a permit to build a hog-raising operation in northern Grant County that could house more than nine-thousand hogs. The operation would be a wean to finish operation on a ...Read more
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