Month: February 2026

Clinton Prairie agriculture educator and FFA advisor Emily Russ has been named an Honoree and Finalist for the 2026 Golden Owl Award, placing her among eight top agricultural teachers in Indiana. The surprise recognition came […]

The Howard County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the 2025 operational statistics for its K9 Unit, highlighting another year of proactive enforcement and continued commitment to public safety throughout Howard County. During the 2025 […]

The Boone County Indiana Sheriff’s Office is inviting community members to roll up their sleeves and give the gift of life at a special blood drive honoring Deputy Jacob Pickett. The event will take place on […]

 Ford Motor Company has issued one of the largest recalls in recent automotive history, covering 4,380,609 trucks and SUVs due to a software defect that can disable trailer brakes and lighting systems while towing. The […]

On Thursday, February 26, 2026, Dr. Jim Hanna, Superintendent of Rossville Consolidated School District, and Mr. Dustin Shadbolt, Director of Technology, delivered a featured presentation at the Indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO) Region […]

The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) has announced that ten Indiana communities have completed specialized training designed to accelerate local arts and culture development and have been approved for grant funding through the Creative Convergence program. […]

Academic excellence was on full display Thursday evening, February 26, 2026, as Rossville Middle/Senior High School recognized 215 students during its annual Academic Honors Program.   Students earning a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 […]

Each spring, Frankfort students take part in the Lafayette Regional Science and Engineering Fair. While the competition takes place in March, the work behind each project begins much earlier in the school year. Students in […]

The future of public education leadership in Indiana was on full display this week as 13 aspiring superintendents gathered for the tenth cohort of the Indiana Aspiring Superintendents’ Academy (IASA), a premier leadership development program […]

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the city of Fishers celebrated the opening of an extension to the Nickle Plate Trail today, which includes a pedestrian bridge over 96th Street connecting to Indianapolis. […]

In a landmark moment for the community, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has officially lifted the long-standing sewer ban in the Town of Flora, removing a major barrier to growth that has limited […]

BOONE COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a road closure that will impact County Road 400 W. near Lebanon in coordination with the ongoing State Road 32 realignment project. Beginning on or after […]

New clinic opening soon on SR 28 Valley Oaks Health will open its new Clinton County clinic soon next to the BMV office at State Road 28 and County Road 200 West, marking the first […]

The Indiana State Police are investigating a crash between two passenger vehicles that occurred earlier today, February 25, 2026, at the junction of US 31 and State Road 16, claiming the life of one individual. […]

The Indiana Court of Appeals will hear a traveling oral argument on March 5, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. in the auditorium of Tri-West High School, located at 7883 N. State Road 39, Lizton, Indiana. The […]

A bill authored by State Sen. Brian Buchanan (R-Lebanon) that would reduce the red tape needed for students to get their pharmacist licenses passed the Senate today by a vote of 45-3 with bipartisan support […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces intermittent flagging operations that will impact Perry Worth Road along I-65. Beginning on or after Wednesday, March 4, flaggers will be utilized to control traffic on Perry Worth Road […]

Tonight through Sunday, audiences can expect ‘dumb fun’ and fast-paced comedy when Clinton County Civic Theatre opens its latest production, ‘Tangled Webbs,’ director Luke McLaughlin said in a recent Party Line interview on WILO 96.9 […]

Local choir students delivered an impressive performance during the first round of Solo & Ensemble competition, earning top honors across multiple categories and continuing their success at the state level. In the opening round, choir […]

On February 24, 2026, at approximately 7:04 p.m., officers of the Kokomo Police Department were dispatched to an apartment located at 419 W. Lincoln Road in reference to a shooting. The caller advised a female […]

Vincennes University is offering a wide selection of camps and academies for students from elementary to high school this summer. Youth can explore career options across a variety of diverse fields, ranging from Surveying to […]