State and Local News

Still have a computer running Windows 7? Microsoft is about to leave you hanging. Microsoft will officially stop supporting Windows 7, which means no more updates, tech support, or security ...Read more

The president of Franklin College has been fired after being arrested for sex crimes. A news release from the college said the board of trustees is “stunned” by the “deeply ...Read more

Russell “Russ” Reahard announced he will again seek the Indiana House of Representatives District 18 seat, currently held by Dave Wolkins, according to a news release provided Friday. The ...Read more

Marion General Hospital is seeking red basket donations for its Go Red 2020 event, which helps bring awareness to heart disease. According to an MGH news release, heart disease is the greatest ...Read more

First Farmers Bank & Trust will be hosting its third annual Agricultural Summit on Jan. 28, at Ross-Ade Stadium-Shively Center on the campus of Purdue University. The summit serves as the ...Read more

United Way serving Howard and Tipton Counties’ Board of Directors has announced a $15,163.73 kindergarten readiness grant to help fund the Kindergarten Transition Program, a program through ...Read more

The Greater Kokomo Chamber of Commerce has announced its upcoming Third House Sessions, allowing the public several opportunities to meet with and hear from state elected officials. The first of ...Read more

With a forecast of heavy rainfall into the weekend, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Region V encourages you to get ready for the possibility ...Read more

Mississinewa’s legendary coach Charlie Fisher, 90, passed away yesterday morning. He first started coaching football for Ole Miss in 1954 and lead the Indians for 36 years, compiling more than ...Read more

The Grant County Superior Court 3 seat has its first official candidate. Republican Brian McLane has filed for the 2020 Primary Election. McLane is the Juvenile court Magistrate. He’s also a ...Read more