The elimination of the elected school board in Muncie is looking more likely. The discussion at the statehouse is now shifting to the terms of a takeover. The bill giving Ball State control of the ...Read more
It’s Feline Fiesta Friday today at the Muncie Animal Shelter where you can adopt a cat for just five-dollars. Shelter officials say they are extremely overcrowded with cats, and today’s ...Read more
Madison County authorities late last night recovered the bodies of two men from a pond at a Madison County campground, including a former Conservation officer. The Madison County Sheriff’s ...Read more
A Marion man is recovering after he accidentally shot himself in the hand Tuesday morning while trying to un-jam a weapon. Grant County Sheriff’s deputies were called to the 26-hundred block of ...Read more
A legal roadblock to carrying out the death penalty in Indiana has been removed. But it’s still not clear when any executions will take place. The Indiana Court of Appeals ruled in June that ...Read more
Police investigating the unsolved murders of two Delphi teenage girls are hoping the crime’s one-year anniversary spurs a wave of tips from the public that can lead them to the killer. Carroll ...Read more
With the impending retirement of Indiana Senate President Pro Tem David Long, the scramble is on to choose a replacement. One man who would like the job is State Senator Travis Holdman of Markle, ...Read more
Former First Lady Michelle Obama spoke in Indianapolis Tuesday, delivering a message aimed at an audience of thousands of women. Obama’s speech was not supposed to be political, but many said ...Read more
Expect lane closures and delays in traffic Wednesday in both northbound and southbound lanes of I-69 in southern Grant County. The Indiana Department of Transportation will be doing maintenance ...Read more
Marion Police are searching for whoever robbed two local convenience stores over the weekend, including one who used a pipe to beat the clerk on duty at the time. Police say the Circle-K on West ...Read more
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