The head of the Democratic Party in Grant County is fighting an uphill battle as he tries to fill spots on the ballot for the May Primary. The problem is, Terry Stodghill has almost no names on ...Read more
More than three-thousand overdose reversal kits will go to first responders serving 34 rural Indiana counties because of a large grant awarded to the State Health Department. The Indiana State ...Read more
State lawmakers continue discussing a proposal that would hand over management of Muncie Community Schools to Ball State University. Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns says one of the first steps ...Read more
A Tipton man already in jail will now face additional charges of Child Molesting. Police received information that 29-year-old Jonathon Parsley was involved in other illegal activities prior to ...Read more
A bill authored by State Representative Tony Cook of Cicero that would make it easier for school corporations to use their available finances has passed the Indiana House. Cook’s bill would allow ...Read more
More than four-thousand babies born in Indiana in February will receive reds hats, courtesy of the American Heart Association’s “Little Hats, Big Hearts” program. American Heart Association ...Read more
Indiana Wesleyan University has named its’ 2018 World Changer and it’s an executive from a popular food chain very prominent in the south and growing now in the Midwest. Cheryl Bachelder has ...Read more
Officials at the Converse Library have begun fundraising efforts to renovate and expand the facility. The Converse Library was built in 1918 as one of the Carnegie Libraries and it’s never been ...Read more
With just two weeks left for candidates to file for public office in Indiana for the May Primary, some competitive races are shaping up in Grant County. On Friday, former Deputy Prosecutor Rodney ...Read more
State health officials say the number of flu-related deaths in Indiana this season jumped to 107 last week, up from 79 the previous week. The Indiana State Department of Health said Friday in its ...Read more
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