Kroger plans to test whether it can steer supermarket customers away from crowded grocery aisles with a fleet of driverless cars designed to lower delivery costs. The test program could make Kroger ...Read more
Tariffs on aluminum, steel and soybeans could do a lot of harm to Indiana’s economy, according to Ball State University Professor Michael Hicks. He predicts some six-thousand workers could ...Read more
A Marion native has been named the Interim President of Earlham College in Richmond. Avis Stewart has been a part of the administration at Earlham for several years. He’ll take over the ...Read more
Two men suspected of killing a Summitville man over drugs and money in May in Miami County have been returned to Indiana to face the charges. 21-year old Ethan Cain of Marion and 23-year old Joshua ...Read more
The sign up deadline is near for Grant County students who will enter high school this fall who could use financial help in paying for college. Project Leadership Executive Director Tammy Pearson ...Read more
Indiana can do more to keep people from getting addicted to opioids and to help treat people who are addicted. That’s the findings of a study from the National Safety Council. The Indiana ...Read more
Indiana’s two U-S Senators say they’ll closely review the qualifications of President Trump’s nominee to replace Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court. Democrat Joe Donnelly and ...Read more
A fact-finding hearing for the 13-year-old boy accused of shooting two people at Noblesville West Middle School in May won’t happen until September. The hearing was originally scheduled for ...Read more
A vacant lot that was once the home of Kokomo’s Roosevelt School will become the home of a Senior living community in the next two years. MACO Companies of Missouri plans to build a 56-unit ...Read more
The Kokomo First Church of the Nazarene will hold a series of concerts this weekend intended to honor veterans. As part of their celebration for the upcoming 4th of July holiday, the church will ...Read more
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