State and Local News

The City of Kokomo has announced that Thomas “T.J.” Rethlake has been named as its new City Attorney. Rethlake has been the lead attorney for The Nice Law Firm’s Kokomo office and has worked ...Read more

The FDA has approved the first-ever drug used to treat peanut allergies. On Friday, the agency gave its approval to Palforzia, a drug that can reduce the most severe allergic reactions. While ...Read more

The following is a press release from the city of Marion.  A nearly ill‐fated historic downtown building is breathing new life thanks to a small group of ambitious local investors working with ...Read more

Crime Stoppers needs your help in locating Joshua Holland, who is wanted on active warrants for Invasion of Privacy, Probation Violation and Parole Violation. Holland is a 38-year-old male who is ...Read more

Taylor University is one of 75 colleges and universities nationwide to achieve recognition by the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification. The designation recognizes institutional commitment ...Read more

Family Service Association of Howard County Inc. (FSA) announced that it has received a second $50,000 grant for Jackson Street Commons, a permanent, supportive housing program for chronically ...Read more

Afena Federal Credit Union is bringing its multi-state savings account product, Save to Win, to Grant County. A national product of CU Solutions Group; Save to Win is prize-linked savings account ...Read more

The Indiana State Museum is bringing an important issue into the limelight with a new 7,000 square foot exhibit on the Hoosier opioid epidemic. State data reveals that Indiana saw over 1,800 drug ...Read more

After buying a house in a foreclosure auction, a Maryland man earlier this week made a shocking discovery: the body of the home’s former owner. Neighbors told police the 39-year-old woman had ...Read more