Strawberry Festival packs downtown
Thousands celebrate summer's arrival in Kokomo with a favorite treat
A helping hand to serve and empower
United Way awards more than $100k in grants to local nonprofits
Community First bolsters its ranks
Four strategic hires enhance bank's retail, commercial lending, mortgage services, and HR capabilities
Mayor calls for city to turn purple
Kokomo observes June as Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
Solar farm clears plat committee
Emerald Green advances to June 17 plan commission for site approval
A treasure ready to be discovered
Amber Jordan opens the Kokomo Antique Mall June 6
It's a SNAHP for Opsahl
New dean to lead IUK School of Nursing and Allied Health Professions
Summer lunch program to serve 500
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Community First honored with IBA Commitment to Community award
Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB) is proud to announce that it has been named a recipient of the Indiana Bankers Association’s (IBA) Commitment to Community (C2C) Award, a prestigious recognition celebrating outstanding community service and outreach by Indiana banks. CFB won in the category of banks with assets between $750 million and $3 billion.
Duke Energy dedicates $200,000 to help manage home energy costs
Duke Energy Indiana is dedicating $200,000 to its Share the Light Fund to support customers facing financial hardship this summer. The funding aims to help families and individuals manage their energy costs amid rising temperatures and higher energy use.
IHCDA, AARP offer funding to benefit Hoosiers 50+
CreatINg Livable Communities, a partnership between AARP Indiana and the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), will continue to benefit Hoosiers aged 50 and over for another year.
Coroner releases first quarter report
The Howard County Coroner’s Office investigated 76 deaths in the first quarter of 2025. Of those cases, 42 were determined to be due to natural causes. There were eight deaths by suicide, 25 accidental deaths, and one death with the cause undetermined. The coroner’s office also reviewed an additional 33 direct release cases.
Robert rules at Robert's Rules ... and so can you
Learn to lead effective, efficient meetings with IU Kokomo microcredential
Community Expo coming June 12
Center Township Trustee hosts service providers giving out food, phones to public
Food insecurity increasing in Howard County
Volunteers assist United Way Serving Howard and Tipton Counties with its Buddy Bags program, which feeds more than 100 children locally every week during the school year.
IU Kokomo finds its biggest cheerleader
Amy Jarecki appointed as Dean of Students
It’s time to KokoGo!
City’s free bicycle rental has something for everyone this summer
Death at jail under investigation
State police looking into May 24 demise of inmate Amanda Sullivan
Stellantis names new CEO
Antonio Filosa formerly served as CEO for company's Brazil operations and Jeep in the U.S.
StarPlus goes union with UAW
Stellantis/Samsung joint venture recognizes union for 420 workers
WIOU leaving the airwaves
Kokomo radio station shutting down, Z92.5 relocated as station building goes up for sale
Community First promotes a slew
Sixteen staffers take a step up the banking ladder
Top students recognized at IU Kokomo
More than 30 inducted into honor societies for 2024-2025 excellence
Sheriff shows off best of HCSO
Deputy William Cline named Deputy of the Year at inspection ceremony