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Keeping dangerous suspects off our streets
In central Indiana, we see on a near daily basis the impacts crime has had on Indianapolis and its suburbs when we turn on the … [FULL STORY]
Year: 2026
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Indiana State Troopers Participate in “Operation BASH” in Northwest Indiana- Targeting Crime & Aggressive Driving in Northwest Indiana
Indiana State Police executed a high intensity enforcement project in Northwest Indiana addressing violent crime and aggressive driving, resulting in the arrest of 62 individuals … [FULL STORY]
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Clinton Prairie Hangs on for Win Over Delphi
The Clinton Prairie Gophers defeated the Delphi Oracles 21-14 on Friday in the Hoosierland TV Game of the Week. In a week that saw several … [FULL STORY]
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Frankfort Community Development Director Outlines Fall Events, $2.7 Million Park Grant Effort
FRANKFORT — Frankfort and Clinton County area residents have a busy fall ahead. The city is also pursuing a multimillion-dollar grant that could bring new … [FULL STORY]
Obituaries
Carol Highley
Carol Highley, 64, of Frankfort, passed away September 25, 2026 at IU Health Hospital in Frankfort, Indiana surrounded by loved ones. She was born September … [FULL STORY]
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Sandra Sue Roth
Sandra Sue Roth, 81, of Frankfort, peacefully passed away September 25, 2026 in her home surrounded by family. She was born on May 30, 1945 … [FULL STORY]
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High School Football Week Six Scoreboard
Here are the scores for local high school football from week six. Clinton Prairie 21, Delphi 14 Eastern 57, Clinton Central 18 Carroll 48, North … [FULL STORY]
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Additional Indiana Counties Now Eligible for FEMA Assistance
New counties are now eligible for FEMA Individual Assistance and Public Assistance in response to the August storms, tornadoes and flooding in Indiana. Homeowners … [FULL STORY]
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Girls Golf State Tournament Continues
The Indiana High School Athletic Association girls’ golf State Tournament is underway and into the Regional round. Harrison hosted the following teams at Coyote Crossing … [FULL STORY]
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Festival of the Turning Leaves Underway in Thorntown
The Festival of the Turning Leaves is taking place Sept. 25–27 in downtown Thorntown, bringing a weekend of fall activities and family entertainment to the … [FULL STORY]
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Four months in, Clinton County Sheriff says Staff Support has Been “Fabulous”
Sheriff Bright talks staffing, technology and his first four months on WILO’s Party Line FRANKFORT – Clinton County Sheriff Brendon Bright was upbeat on his … [FULL STORY]
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City of Firsts Community Federal Credit Union Announces Restoration of Banking Services Following Widespread System Outage
City of Firsts Community Federal Credit Union (COFFCU) announced on Monday that access to its banking system and electronic banking services has been restored following … [FULL STORY]
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Motorists: Stay Alert and Share the Road with Farm Equipment this Fall
Harvest season is fully underway for Hoosier farmers. That means Hoosier motorists will begin to see large slow-moving farm equipment traveling Indiana’s roads and highways. The … [FULL STORY]
Obituaries
Katherine Piela
Katherine Piela, 80, of Mulberry, passed away peacefully, Thursday, September 10, 2026, at Mulberry Health. She was born in Lafayette on May 27, 1946, to … [FULL STORY]
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Beardsley Tells Rotary The Proposed Frankfort Data Center (AI Factory) Would Be a “Game Changer” for City of Frankfort Finances
Council Members Brief Rotary Club on Proposed West-Side Data Center FRANKFORT — Frankfort City Council member Steve Beardsley (District 4) spoke to the Frankfort Rotary … [FULL STORY]
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First Bank Midwest Announces Retirement of Susan Ruch
First Bank Midwest has announced the upcoming retirement of longtime banker and community advocate Susan Ruch, who will conclude a 27-year career with the organization … [FULL STORY]
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Holding Big Pharma accountable, Attorney General Todd Rokita Calls on Hoosiers to Claim Compensation for Inflated Generic Drug Prices
Attorney General Todd Rokita is calling on Hoosiers to check their eligibility for compensation for certain generic drug purchases after the U.S. District Court for … [FULL STORY]
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Regional Transportation Directors Discuss Rising Cost of School Buses
School transportation leaders from across the region met on September 23 for the first Transportation Directors Networking Group meeting hosted by Wabash Valley Education Service … [FULL STORY]
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Hancock County Sheriff’s Deputy Arrested Following ISP Investigation
In April of 2026, Indiana State Police received a request to conduct an investigation into an allegation of intimidation. The suspect in this case was … [FULL STORY]
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Eating healthy doesn’t have to break the bank
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 24, 2026— Rising food costs can make healthy eating a challenge for many families. A June 2024 public opinion poll from the American … [FULL STORY]
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Attorney General Todd Rokita Sues IHSAA to Eliminate Discriminatory Race Quota from High School Sports Leadership
Attorney General Todd Rokita announced today his office is suing the Indiana High School Athletic Association, Inc. to force the immediate elimination of a race-based … [FULL STORY]
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Rep. VanNatter: Indiana’s Pre-1996 Teachers’ Retirement
STATEHOUSE (Sept. 24, 2026) –State Rep. Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo) applauded the announcement at today’sInterim Study Committee on Pension Management Oversight that Indiana’s Pre-1996 Teachers’ Retirement … [FULL STORY]