The Orionid meteor shower begins in early October and runs through the first week of November. The peak of the shower is right around the corner. You can see the most shooting stars at once on Oct. ...Read more
Human bones found in the woods in Dearborn County are those of a missing man. A hiker found the bones near Lawrenceburg on Sunday, Oct. 13, according to Indiana State Police. Through dental ...Read more
A man accidentally released from the Vigo County Jail is still missing. Gregg Shepherd, 48, was let out of jail Sept. 5 after a jail officer made a mistake on his paperwork. He hasn’t been ...Read more
Daniel King, age 68, of Marion, Indiana was sentenced before U.S. District Court Judge Holly A. Brady. King was charged with the sexual exploitation of minors, announced U.S. Attorney Kirsch. He ...Read more
A Frost Advisory has been announced by the Grant County Emergency Management Agency until 9 a.m. tomorrow. GCEMA warns of widespread frost and a potential light freeze in northern Indiana, ...Read more
General Motors and the United Auto Workers union have reached a tentative deal on a new labor contract. The UAW GM National Negotiators and UAW GM Vice President Terry Dittes announced the ...Read more
If you hate having to rake up all the fallen leaves on your property each autumn, here’s an excuse to avoid the work. According to experts, unless done properly, cleaning them up can cause damage ...Read more
Police in Seymour are looking for the parents of a baby found alive inside of a plastic bag. Officers say a person walking their dog found the baby yesterday afternoon. Paramedics rushed the baby ...Read more
The City of Kokomo will begin collecting leaves from residences on Monday, Oct. 28. Collection will rotate continuously around sections of the city until Dec. 6. In the event that leaves are still ...Read more
The USDA, hoping you don’t accidentally get a Metal Supreme, has recalled seasoned beef from Taco Bell over fears its been contaminated with metal shavings. Taco Bell says the recall has ...Read more
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