After four students and/or staff members tested positive for COVID-19 and due to the number of students in quarantine, the Madison-Grant Jr./Sr. High School will move to eLearning beginning today ...Read more
The City of Marion’s Walkway of Lights Parade has been canceled due to the spike in COVID-19 cases. After consideration from Grant County Health Officer Dr. David Moore and the Grant County ...Read more
Due to the increase in the number of positive covid cases combined with the number of students and staff in quarantine, the Oak Hill United School Corporation (OHUSC) will be closed through Sunday, ...Read more
The Taylor University Board of Trustees recently approved a plan to freeze tuition for the 2021-2022 academic year. This marks the first time in Taylor’s recent history there will be no tuition ...Read more
Officials at Marion High School (MHS) recently announced the school is a finalist for the Advanced Placement Teacher Investment Program for Indiana (AP-TIP IN) Affiliate of the Year Award. Since ...Read more
The City of Marion is getting ready to go to court. After the Indiana Supreme Court accepted the city’s appeal in the ongoing Old Y case last month, arguments on the case are now scheduled ...Read more
Amanda Carmack’s jury trial began yesterday, with both the state and the defendant conducting extensive interviews with prospective jurors, trying to find any potential biases that could ...Read more
WABASH – The Indiana State Police (ISP) are now investigating a murder, as the 10-year-old victim of a stabbing in Wabash last week has died. According to ISP, officers with the Wabash Police ...Read more
MARION, Ind. — Ivy Tech Community College’s State Board of Trustees affirmed three new appointees to the Marion Campus’s Board of Trustees. The Board will add Carison Adams of the St. Paul ...Read more
A weekend structure fire resulted in a man being airlifted to Fort Wayne. According to a press release from the Marion Fire Department (MFD), firefighters were dispatched to the 2700 block of West ...Read more
