Month: April 2026

FRANKFORT, Ind. — April 19, 2026 The skies over Clinton County came alive this weekend with a familiar and welcome sight — colorful canopies drifting down from the blue, a sure sign that spring has […]

Camp Cullom has been monitoring the Prairie Grass Observatory clear sky clock, national weather service and aviation weather forecasts for tonight as preparations are being made for the first Prairie Grass Observatory Open House of […]

The Crossing High School is hosting two “What’s the Scoop?” Ice Cream Socials in Clinton County.  Families are invited to scoop up some answers about a tuition-free education option at a pair of upcoming community […]

A Rossville educator has been selected for a highly competitive national professional development opportunity this summer, earning recognition among a select group of teachers from across the country. Mr. Quentin Smith has been invited to […]

On Saturday, April 25, 2026, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is sponsoring its nationwide “Prescription Drug Take Back” initiative.  The “Take Back” initiative seeks to prevent prescription drug abuse and theft through proper disposal of […]

Clinton County Prosecutor Tony Sommer says artificial intelligence is already affecting local criminal cases and warns that “deepfake” sexual exploitation images are being treated under Indiana law the same as real, illicit photographs or videos. […]

Indiana State Rep. Mark Genda is urging at least 200 local residents to attend a May public meeting in Frankfort where Rep. J.D. Prescott of Union City will unveil a proposal to eliminate Indiana’s property […]

Delphi Community School Corporation Superintendent Dr. Moore recently had the opportunity to participate in a meaningful community conversation alongside Governor Mike Braun and Mayor Yates at Delphi Body Works. The gathering, which included local employees […]

On April 9, 2026, at approximately 9:04 p.m., deputies with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office went to a hotel in the 3900 block of South Reed Road in Kokomo in an effort to locate a […]

The Indiana Natural Resources Commission (NRC) has opened its first public comment period for proposed changes to bobcat and other wildlife-related rules. This is the first of two comment periods to occur before the NRC […]

Following a six-week antitrust trial, a New York jury returned a verdict in favor of Attorney General Todd Rokita and other plaintiffs on all counts — declaring Live Nation Entertainment Inc. to be a monopolist […]

Local residents will have an opportunity to engage directly with state leadership as Indiana State Representative Mark Genda (District 41) appears on Party Line with Melissa Miller tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. The live radio […]

Planting season has officially arrived for Hoosier farmers. With the warm weather and sunshine, Hoosier motorists will also see more large slow-moving farm equipment traveling Indiana’s rural roads and highways. The Indiana State Department of Agriculture, Indiana […]

Frankfort Police Chief Scott Shoemaker expressed alarm this week about how statewide property tax changes and potential local revenue losses could impact essential city services — especially police recruiting and retention — in the coming […]

The Clinton County Sheriff Merit Board Meeting Wednesday Evening  Centered on Ongoing Investigations, Public Demands for Accountability and Call for Legislative Reform. At the April 15 meeting of the Clinton County Sheriff Merit Board held […]