Local News

Frankfort Police arrested 23-year-old Craig Hale of Crawfordsville Thursday in Frankfort. Hale had two Failure to Appear warrants for separate cases in 2020. Hale was operating a vehicle in the area of Jackson and Morrison […]

On Monday, at approximately 3:20 a.m., the Howard County Coroner’s Office was called to the scene of an active fire at Summerset Apartments located at 2978 Heritage Drive in Kokomo in reference to a death […]

A Boone County man faces a murder charge after his wife’s disappearance. On Friday, the Boone County Sheriff’s Office says they started investigating after a co-worker of 41-year-old Elizabeth Wilhoite’s said she didn’t show up […]

Christopher Mansfield, MD, has been appointed vice president – chief medical officer (CMO) for the West Central Region of Indiana University Health, which includes IU Health Arnett, Frankfort and White Memorial hospitals. Mansfield started his […]

The Clinton County Family YMCA is proud to announce their newest CEO, Stephanie Cooper. Stephanie is a native of Clinton County, and comes to the Y from Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition, where she served […]

Kaspar Media is holding a job fair this Wednesday March 30th from 1-6 pm at our Frankfort office at 1401 West Barner Street. It’s a ONE DAY ONLY job fair. We are looking for help […]

The City Plan Commission unanimously approved the re-plat of the Oak Street addition which surrounds IU Health Wednesday night. Building Services director Don Stock said this was something that needed to be done. “A big […]

Lebanon Police Chief Chad Morgan is proud to announce two promotions within the Investigations Division. Detective Jeff Nelson has been promoted to the rank of Detective Captain, and Detective Bryan Spencer has been promoted to […]

Frankfort Street Department is continuing their milling and paving around Frankfort today (Thursday 3/24/22). WILO spoke with superintendent Jason Forsythe who says trucks are starting work around 8 this morning. They will start on Monon […]

There is a company calling some Clinton County residents saying for 89-dollars, you can get a copy of your deed. Clinton County Recorder Beth Keeney says that’s pretty pricey and reminds you that any document […]