Students of Central Middle International School came together to honor those who have served at this year’s Veterans Day program.

Kokomo Mayor-elect Tyler Moore on Monday named the four members of his transition team, less than a week after he won the race to become mayor and under two months before he takes control of City Hall.

Generosity and tears were flowing at the packed Markland Mall Sunday night during the first We Care fundraising event of 2019.

Kokomo resident Roger Rayl still has a mortar fin that sits on a piece of furniture at his home. He also has a small piece of shrapnel in his left knee, just little reminders of his two-year duty to Uncle Sam over 50 years ago.

INDIANAPOLIS – Two area marching band teams are bringing gold back home.

What do you get when you put together a 20,000-pound lead door, over 200,000 gallons of sand and a 350-ton crane?

Kokomo School Corporation, along with the majority of school districts in Howard, Miami and Tipton counties, are set to close on Nov. 19 due to the huge number of teachers planning to attend a union-organized Statehouse rally to fight for higher wages and other school issues.

Local officials will meet in a settlement conference next month after being sued by the family of a man who died of an overdose while in police custody in 2017.

INDIANAPOLIS – Having already taken a plea deal in reference to her own involvement in one of the biggest drug rings in Howard County history, Melissa Baird took to the stand in shackles on Thursday and testified in the drug trial against Kokomo residents Michael O’Bannon, 34, Jason Reed, 50…

After six months without a location, the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry and thrift store has found a new home north of the city’s downtown after the nonprofit was forced out of its former building near Central Middle School.

INDIANAPOLIS — After two-and-a-half days worth of testimony and cross-examination of Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent Erik Collins, 11 witnesses took to the stand Wednesday in the drug trial against four Kokomo men police say were involved in one of the biggest drug rings in How…

BUNKER HILL – Grissom Air Reserve Base and the Miami Correctional Facility are facing steep hikes in water rates that will more than double their bills and lead to the prison paying nearly $200,000 more a year for drinking water.

Party leaders, candidates and political experts in Kokomo spent much of Tuesday night and Wednesday analyzing an election that left Republicans overjoyed and local Democrats trying to wrap their heads around a devastating defeat.

The United Way Serving Howard and Tipton Counties’ board of directors announced today that its executive committee has reinstated Abbie Smith as the organization’s president and CEO, following her loss Tuesday in Kokomo’s mayoral race.

Republican Tyler Moore is set to become the new mayor of Kokomo after riding a tidal wave of GOP support Tuesday night that led to Republican candidates winning every seat on the ballot, including what appears to be every Kokomo Common Council position.

For many, the most surprising part of Tuesday’s municipal election was the Kokomo Common Council.

Nearly double the voters cast their ballot Tuesday than they did in the 2015 election.

Abbie Smith, standing at a podium in Howard County Democratic Party headquarters Tuesday night, told a sea of supporters trying to make sense of a staggeringly lopsided city election that she has “no regrets.”

3:45 p.m. Candidates express excitement, contentment

In May 1969, David Bandelier stood on Hamburger Hill in Vietnam, fighting in a controversial, nearly 11-day battle that killed roughly 70 U.S. soldiers and earned its name for the way troops were subjected to enemy machine-gun fire.

Election Day, to the relief of most, is nearly here.