Two traffic stops led to nearly a dozen arrests in Marion on Christmas Eve, according to Marion Police Department’s Deputy Chief Stephen Dorsey. The first traffic stop came on Dec. 22 at around ...Read more
The community is invited to give blood in honor of Josh Roy at a special American Red Cross blood drive held in his name Friday, Jan. 3 from 2-7 p.m. at the Swayzee Fire Department, according to a ...Read more
When Indianapolis hosts the Global Economic Summit next Spring, it will be like the “Business Super Bowl.” That’s what Jim Schellinger with the Indiana Economic Development Corp. ...Read more
This morning there is a freezing fog advisory. Visibility is around one-quarter mile or less in portions of northern Indiana and northwest Ohio. It’s expected to last until 10 a.m. The fog could ...Read more
The Mattress Store & More is closing its doors in Marion. According to the store’s Facebook page, the store’s owner, Lamona Miller, is retiring. Its final day of business is today. When ...Read more
NORAD has started their official countdown for their Santa tracker, giving the little (and big) kids in your family a chance to follow Santa Claus across the globe as he delivers gifts. Going ...Read more
After determining the braking systems in some models aren’t up to standard, Ford has announced a recall of more than 600,000 vehicles in the U.S. The recall includes 2006 – 2010 Ford ...Read more
The City of Marion’s offices will be closed tomorrow, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Buses will only run from 7 – 11 a.m. on Tuesday and will not run on Christmas Day or New ...Read more
Chicago officials have announced they’ll no longer arrest people caught with weed while passing through the city’s airports. The loosening of the law started with the federal ...Read more
Indiana Wesleyan University has been identified as a recipient of an initial $250,000 planning grant as a part of the Charting the Future initiative. According to a news release, IWU intends to use ...Read more
