Kokomo, IN News

• Kokomo, IN News
• Graduation has been a long time coming
• Blood drives will honor fallen officers in June
• Public Eye - Sunday, May 27, 2012
• Entire U.S. 31 corridor now under contract
• Northwestern to graduate 130 seniors
• Drugs, cash seized, four arrested
• Lafayette job fair expects Kokomo hopefuls
• Deputy prosecutor facing two charges
• Nearly 500 IU Kokomo students earn spot on dean’s list
• Governor honors student
• Taylor considering staff reductions
• Schools among top 20 in Indiana
• Library starts iPad rental program
• Gov. names NW student 'Mr. Science' for 2012
• Report highlights need for education, collaboration
• City will spend $797K on trails
• Inmate files tort claim against Howard Co. jail
• Longtime Lewis Cass teacher fired
• Indiana University Kokomo impacts region through boosting economy, leading transformation
• “Peeper” pleads guilty
• Why do young white women risk cancer to be tan?
• Howard to join with Community Health
• Western seniors skip school to clean up Russiaville
• Postal Service seeks public input
• Accident sparks concerns over county intersection
• Local band hopes to Land the Big Gig
• Convenience store moves ahead
• Council gives OK to alcohol in Foster Park
• Relics from Howard County jail on display
• County to consider hospital merger
• Tipton commissioners OK E-on facility rezoning
• IU Kokomo hosts regional meeting, seeks collaboration for regional growth
• Bracing for changes in GED
• Park gets favorable approval
• Kokomo native to showcase artwork
• Haynes factory tour highlights haunted history
• Minor wreck causes major roll
• Volunteers plant flowers as part of planting day
• Officials playing waiting game with soccer complex
• New state program to aid foster children in school
• Public eye - Sunday, May 20, 2012
• 1967 Shelby Cobra on display at museum
• Felon arrested on ‘peeping’ charge
• 458 county residents found jobs in April
• Honoring World War II veterans
• IU Kokomo welcomes Kelly Goad as Director of Development
• Fundraisers to make up for grant
• Summer sign ups increase at IUK
• Bunker Hill considers steep fines for littering
• USPS to begin closing plants
• Students to ‘learn the ropes’ at orientation session this Saturday
• Summer enrollment is ‘hot’… up 12.5 percent
• Observatory opens Sunday for viewing of “ring of fire” partial solar eclipse
• Highland Park bridge restored
• Walmart stands by grant decision
• Fire station project advances
• Hangar expansion project to begin this month
• Gaslight Anthem pulls out of Weberfest
• Sculptures on display at Tipton library
• City may allow alcohol in park
• Auto Task Force members silent on Delphi pensions
• Lafayette group gets Kokomo's Walmart grant money
• State: 84% of 3rd-graders passed new reading test
• Soupley’s Greatest Spectacle has come a long way in 18 years
• City OKs mo-ped registration
• Bottle bomb destroys mailbox
• Restoring a piece of circus history
• Chrysler starts new work schedules
• City hosts circus at Future Park
• E-on receives turbine permits
• Miami prison program recognized by governor
• IUK grad attributes successes to wife, mother
• Peru adopts new seal
• Public Eye - Sunday, May 13, 2012
• Group gets grant for spaying, neutering dogs
• Home is 30th completed by Designer ShowHome Guild
• Kempton facing sewage problem
• Father pleads guilty in child-selling case
• Web tool provides child care center information
• Central M.S. partners with U.K. school
• Bogs removed for bypass project
• Agency investigates Kokomo restaurant
• Woman may have looked at affidavits
• Howard Regional approves merger
• Kokomo-Center Announces Study Abroad Program for 2012-2013
• Officials: future bright for grads
• Officials worry about courthouse safety
• Taylor officials: school will not close
• See the planets at Observatory open house
• Hopkins wins Republican squeaker
• Indiana University Kokomo graduates 493
• Bray turns back Bagwell for win
• Lake rolls to GOP auditor win
• Papacek wins county council nomination
• Alexander the Democrats surveyor choice
• VanNatter claims easy win
• Brooks likely winner in 5th district GOP race
• Voting numbers down in area
• Lugar loses to tea party-favorite Mourdock
• IU Kokomo graduates 493 in new pavilion
• IU Kokomo graduates celebrate with families
• Tighter security for trial in Tipton
• IU Kokomo celebrates students’ academic achievement
• Seniors raise awareness, funds for autism resources
• Letter carriers’ food drive Saturday
• Board OKs bonus for teachers, administrators
• IU Kokomo grad uses dental skills overseas
• Support helps education student pursue graduate program
• IU Kokomo graduate chosen for history seminar
• Business, nursing students chosen for honor societies
• Government changes lead agency to redo group housing
• Police investigate stabbings in bar
• Family hopes to open park in county
• Senate primary rivals in last push for voters
• Wireless project moving forward
• CMS Gets Awards from Pennies for Patients
• Auditor’s elephant collection tops 300
• Low voter turnout anticipated for Tuesday
• Lane changes approved at Nickel Plate intersection
• Public Eye - Sunday, May 6, 2012
• Ivy Tech graduates around 700 students
• Fate of city taxi service uncertain
• Haynes profits $15.2 million
• Schools celebrate transformations
• Senate race not generating early voting
• Two students awarded first $1,000 international scholarships
• Group gathers downtown for National Day of Prayer
• Robotics teams reflect on championship
• Suspect found mentally stable
• Catch a movie in the park this weekend
• Martino’s turns 50
• IU Kokomo honors nursing, allied health graduates
• IU Kokomo honors nursing, allied health graduates
• Campus is blooming after beautification day
• Chrysler schedule change delayed
• Kokomo Christian School to close
• Students deliver help to Henryville
• Flood control next project for city
• Voter Registration Board employees to be paid
• Former counselor charged in sex case
• Report: 17.4% of Howard County is ‘food insecure’
• Howard Regional talks still ongoing
• Investigation under way in voter registration office
• Police: Skull most likely from medical display
• Commencement to be first in new pavilion
• Indiana University Kokomo Crescendos and Diminuendos to perform spring concert
• Kokomo clinches $50,000 for pantries
• IU Kokomo selects cross country coach for inaugural season
• Future IU Kokomo students visit campus
• Judge’s race tops spending
• Districts receive $60,000 research grant from state
• Search for Sunday shooter continues
• Find in Wildcat believed to be human remains
• Indiana University Kokomo prepares for 2012 commencement
• Veteran helping others with football event
• Ride for the Troops celebrates military
• Student receives surprise reward
• Miami County woman falls prey to phone scam
• State presses Village Pantry to increase safety
• Fewer students suspended from area schools
• 75-year-old Big Sister mentors Galveston Elementary students
• Public eye - Sunday, April 29, 2012
• Memorial services honor more than 100
• Murder suspect able to stand trial
• Some counties underpaid on tax error
• Taylor students participate in Colts football camp to stay fit
• Chrysler workers: Schedules change May 7
• Personnel increased at Veteran Services
• Family of slain teenager reaching out
• SIFE students qualify for nationals
• IU Kokomo nursing student is sole state award winner
• Chrysler reports $473 M profit
• Military helicopter unit trains across Indiana
• Bullets fly through Galveston
• Soccer complex gets $50K from state
• Unity among candidates at GOP debate
• Investor snaps up tax certificates
• Survivors of domestic violence share their struggles
• New dog ordinance to take effect
• Peru’s new theater nears completion
• Delphi reports $342M profit in first quarter
• Council moves to regulate mo-peds
• ‘25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ rounds out KCT season
• Quarterly home sales up 22%
• State issues warrants for unpaid taxes in Bunker Hill
• Kokomo Verizon customers get 4G
• Seiberling Mansion finds hidden treasures
• Fair tragedy affects events statewide
• Campaign signs do violate state law
• Teen death sparks outpouring of grief
• County banking state money
• Chrysler changing work schedules
• Kokomo grad visits White House
• Funds needed to repair Tipton County Courthouse
• Public eye - Sunday, April 22, 2012
• Kokomo Urban Outreach raises more than $1,000 in bake sale
• County up 522 jobs in March
• Balentine gets more jail time
• Locals to Tipton Plan Co. on wind farm: NIMBY
• Howard employment grows by 522
• Downtown farmers’ market kicks off Saturday
• Decision to impact mo-ped motorists
• Eastern expands its iPad initiative
• Burgan’s brightness brings big noteworthy honor
• Two school districts get state grants
• Students present research at Symposium
• Students receive inaugural Women in Philanthropy awards
• Take Back the Night/Angel Walk raises awareness of domestic violence
• Fifth anniversary edition of “From the Well House” published
• Third-graders learn the importance of recycling
• ‘Eleven from Heaven’ bring joy to St. Joe
• MORE PHOTOS: Police search for VP shooter
• Attempted rapist gets 83 years in prison
• Kokomo in running for $1 million food grant
• Federal law changes schools’ lunch menus
• Bypass construction to close roads
• Police looking at teen’s death
• Volunteer serves, develops relationships
• Jean Hippensteel Award
• Recent outbreaks inundate county health officials
• Report: 31% not ready for college
• Family reaches out to help community’s homeless
• Galveston appoints new clerk-treasurer
• IUK accepted into NAIA conference
• NAIA approves Indiana University Kokomo for membership
• Questions remain with state funding
• Kids learn to cook during 6-week program
• Umbrella group absorbs Abound
• Helping others, a way of life for Glenda Manis
• Fight, shots fired on northeast side
• Children paint for a cause
• Teenage volunteer giving back to community
• Public Eye - Sunday, April 15, 2012
• French students visited Maconaquah High School
• Employees recall courthouse bombing
• Shooting victim found on county road
• Taylor considers closing intermediate school
• Blondie’s cookie pitch crumbles
• City lays out fire protection plans for annexed areas
• Ryan Bowman is new IU Kokomo alumni relations director
• IMPACT hosts Green Week at IU Kokomo
• IU Kokomo wellness center approved, plans moving forward
• Blondie’s Cookies on ‘Shark Tank’ tonight
• International Festival coming to IU Kokomo
• UPDATE: Fatal shooting victim was teenager
• Spring road season starts Monday
• Spring job fair attendance sets record; students and alumni
• Job fair crowd increases by almost 600 percent
• Bunker Hill budget still uncertain
• Tea Partiers backing Republicans
• Indiana University Kokomo gives Welcome Center a makeover
• Lugar opens debate strong after recent struggles
• Stolen vases located at scrap yard
• Deputy prosecutor arrested April 1
• Peru starts downtown project
• Two more enter guilty plea in child-selling case
• Transfers create jobs at Kokomo schools
• Job fair’s employer count doubles
• Rezoning for Bona Vista housing gets OK
• Coalition planners look to remaining U.S. 31 areas
• Annual student art exhibit opens Wednesday
• Amber Cargile to receive Distinguished Alumni Award
• Thieves rob two local cemeteries
• Longtime EMA volunteers recall their time of service
• Kokomo-Center rewriting media use
• City dog law moves to 3rd, final hearing
• Farmers considering pros, cons of early planting
• KHS and NHS robotics teams take crown
• Galveston appoints interim clerk
• Delphi celebrates final Easter at current building
• Tipton starts LEDO process
• Habitat plans to construct 50th home in the area
• Public eye - Sunday, April 8, 2012
• Spiritual community offers tranquil retreat
• E-on files for 25 permits to begin construction
• Nursing student gets award for helping crash victim
• Bona Vista planning new homes
• 3 more districts report results
• Maconaquah senior named Lilly scholar
• Survey says ... let’s raise some money
• State’s error costly for counties
• Another mistake rattles local officeholders’ faith in system
• Volunteer denies charges
• Ind. officials say $205M in local taxes mishandled
• Nursing student receives $3,500 scholarship for quick actions
• UAW membership increases slightly in Kokomo
• Inmate charged in prison guard beating
• Kokomo ready to purchase property
• Hometown country singer to present benefit concert
• State releases IREAD-3 test results
• IU Kokomo inviting employers to register for spring job fair
• Kokomo woman finds deals to help needy families
• Judge freezes Elvie’s owner’s assets
• Galveston clerk-treasurer resigns
• Chrysler leads Big Three in growth
• Reida takes in Kentucky championship celebration first hand
• DE LA BASTIDE: Bowyer’s really bad decision
• Student Government Association enhances campus life
• Shooting leaves one injured
• Chrysler sales up 39% in first quarter
• See the planets at Observatory open house
• County working on evacuation plan for 4-H fair
• Information is the key to storm safety
• Coats sees some good in health act
• NW senior wins ‘Top Scientist’
• Mayor invited to think tank
• Police make drug arrest at accident scene
• Officials to report U.S. 31 progress
• Logjam project is taking shape
• Tipton considers flood channel
• Three students named Lilly Endowment Scholars
• Inside Taylor’s New Tech
• New secretary of state praised as hard-working
• Public Eye - April 1, 2012
• Beautification work begins at Northside park
• School partners with Purdue for science curriculum
• 20 years later, murder case still active
• Police: Tornado relief supplies stolen
• Kokomo Christian School closing
• IU Kokomo offers two three-year degrees
• Lottery raises to a record $540 million
• Clerk shot in robbery on the mend
• Touby Pike closing Monday
• Nearly 500 properties up for auction
• Sites for single-class tournament hearings announced
• IU Kokomo students travel to Shakespeare festival
• Musicians unhappy with city board
• Early spring rushes businesses to prepare for more traffic
• Addiction the focus of local child abuse month
• Pacers night to benefit IU Kokomo kids’ camps
• Biology professor to serve as state academy president
• Area lags behind in higher education
• $1.5M project to increase safety during school dismissal
• Spend an evening aboard the Titanic in Greentown
• U.S. 31 delays start in Carmel
• Law draws anger from egg vendors
• Summer concerts will feature diverse musical lineup
• City dog ordinance moves forward
• Health officials vaccinate 225 Western students, staff
• Store clerk shot in suspected robbery
• Happy Teeth program gives free dental evaluations to Kokomo kids
• Schools seeking farmers to win $25K
• Ride for the Troops coming in April
• Health law battle reaches high court
• Cultural, conservative fight behind license plate debate
• Prices at the pump guzzle up winter heating savings
• Dangerous-dog ordinance gets council hearing
• Miami County appoints new department heads
• Couple can be buried together – just as they had planned
• Western reports chickenpox outbreak
• IUK adds cross country teams
• Delphi retirees seek law changes
• Hazy rules cloud state’s just-signed smoking ban
• Bill clamps down on ‘frivolous’ nuisance lawsuits
• Division Road project delayed
• Eastern agrees to scrap turbine
• Young authors show off books
• Volleyball, basketball teams change venues for 2012-13 season
• Indiana University Kokomo adds cross-country to sports program
• IU Kokomo student serves as town councilman
• Metal band fights for its right to rock
• Elvie’s owner arrested in spice bust
• Driver dies after car is pulled from pond
• Officials look to rebuild 10 legal county drains
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• Lanes of U.S. 31 closed for four hours for cleanup
• LEDO gets OK in Tipton
• Library director to resign
• Accident ruins fun road trip
• Young Authors coming to IU Kokomo
• Report shows intertwined nature of Howard County’s biggest issues
• Report underscores county mental health needs
• Daniels inks ‘good gov’t’ act
• Kokomo set to host egg hunts
• Homeless woman charged with neglect of child
• Campus to participate in statewide tornado drill
• City ready to purchase trash totes
• Community garden will double as classroom
• Dispatch is under budget
• Goodnight to tweet from White House
• Volunteers clean up the Wildcat Creek
• Session deemed a success by GOP
• Public Eye - Sunday, March 18, 2012
• Department head salaries sparks council debate
• Traffic stop leads to lawsuit
• Students take part in the Battle of the ‘bots
• Woman critically injured after driving into pond
• Head Start 2012
• Federal child porn case lands Kokomo man 30 years in prison
• Mother to plead guilty in child-selling case
• Makers’ Art Market hopes to make downtown a destination
• Downtown barber reopens Monday
• Coming together for cancer research
• Raw metal supplier starting up soon
• Seventh-graders get crash course in career options
• Learn about severe weather
• Blondie’s television spot moved back
• ‘Fun’draiser
• Miami Co. clamps down on owed taxes
• Touby Pike may close on Friday
• Peru schools eye $4 million in bonds
• Eastern board puts wind turbine project on hold
• State reports 9.8% unemployment for Howard Co.
• Greentown turbine opponents declare victory
• Styx frontman, Foghat headline annual summer festival
• Governor: 'Right to work' bill paying off
• Council moves to shorten proposal-into-law process
• Halfway in, local students appear prepared for ISTEP
• Miami County set to pass budget cuts
• Mac to buy iPads, laptops
• Community corrections making changes
• Northwestern senior works to purify water, save fish
• Seven of 536 test positive for TB in Howard County
• Howard County home looking to stretch food budget
• Public eye - Sunday, March 11, 2012
• Marilyn Skinner honored with Torchbearer Award
• Three local families affected by rare nerve disease
• Reps split on smoking ban vote
• Kokomo starting artists’ market
• Local groups collecting items for tornado victims
• Blondie’s Cookies founder competes on ‘Shark Tank’
• More employers interested in job fair
• Snavely adds new parts line
• City council may shorten readings
• Social media connects givers and disaster victims
• Students serve in Guatemala
• Academic Advisor Cathy Barnes to lead state organization
• Indiana University Alumni Association scholarships available to Kokomo students
• Over 500 receive TB tests
• New budget could slash 13 positions at Grissom
• Science camp gets boost, grant from IU Women’s Philanthropy Council
• County moves TB testing site
• Spring break starts Saturday
• Pranav Haran takes regional spelling bee
• Eastern expands tablets initiative
• Senior housing receives approval
• Peru could benefit from tax credit shake-up
• Indiana Chamber features IU Kokomo’s Student Success Tuition Discount program
• Kokomo-Center plans ‘night school’
• Health officials confirm 2nd TB exposure site
• Obama invites mayor to D.C. gala
• Moore touts city, county partnerships
• Sheriff: drunken driver hit house
• Laundromat could also be TB site
• Council readying dog ordinance
• Habitat dedicates house for Connaway family
• Change in conviction or criminal charge causes quarrel
• Tipton Co. reconsiders Division Road
• Downtown bench exhibit seeks artists, sponsors
• Read Across America recognizes life of Dr. Seuss
• Ivy Tech creating new plan
• Mexico looking to demolish run-down properties
• Public Eye - Sunday, March 4, 2012
• Air Force serviceman returns home from deployment
• NIPSCO to clean up Home Avenue site
• Eastern files for turbine variance
• E-on plans facility in Tipton
• Educator wins state women’s award
• SIFE students volunteer as tax preparers
• Get a closer look at Jupiter, Venus, at Observatory open house
• IU Kokomo inviting employers to register for spring job fair
• Petition can stop Eastern turbine
• Darrough Chapel preschoolers dance during lunch to stay fit
• Auto sales increase again in February
• Officials preparing TB clinic
• Casinos will receive exemption for smoking ban
• Chrysler sales soar 40% in February
• Study: IUK has $52.1M impact on community
• Abound lays off 280, cites competition from foreign producers
• Public drinking focus of new bill
• MCEDA looking for larger loan for Grissom hangar expansion project
• Abound Solar lays off workers in Colo.
• County IDs active tuberculosis case
• Auto bailout still divides Indiana and nation
• More students pass AP exams
• Parade set to honor veterans
• Development director moving to housing authority
• Mayor says Kokomo cannot rest
• Union regroups after vandalism
• Tipton County jail, sheriff phones shut off
• Haynes workers rally outside Indianapolis meeting
• IU Kokomo hosting transfer, grad school fair
• Tipton officials worry single U.S. 31 interchange is insufficient
• Battle of the ban may not be over
• Party opposes delegates
• Council considers property tax changes
• State senate bill would allow credit adjustments
• Third-graders worried exam could hold them back
• Wind projects dependent on federal tax credits
• Public eye - Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012
• Production down but prices up on local farms
• Council considers E911 fee increase
• Action against doctor OKed
• Delphi E&S president moves up
• Billing error turns off sheriff’s phones Thursday
• School of Nursing Dean Linda Wallace receives Distinguished Service Award
• IU Kokomo Alumni Association hosts Old Ben 5K, raises scholarship funds
• Kokomo mail operations to be cut
• Grant brings Zumba class to Maple Crest Middle School
• Haynes workers planning protest in Indy
• Petition drive forming over Eastern’s turbine
• IU Kokomo student earns $120,000 medical scholarship
• Library installs new tool designed to help with research
• Missing woman’s family not giving up
• Accused shooter pleads insanity
• Training workers for jobs
• Indiana bill compels colleges to simplify credit transfers
• Twelve-year-old cancer survivor seeking pennies
• Housing starts 2012 with pick up
• Charge filed in missing woman’s death
• School choice expansion falters
• Fighting cancer’s spread
• An iPad for every student
• Science fair winners receive more than $4,000 in prizes
• South Korean students visit, learn about American health system
• County getting sewer grant
• Students enter the lab to study stormwater
• 3 women vying for top court position
• Tipton issues $19 million in building permits in the last year
• Differing views on offering refund
• State may expand historic preservation credits
• Public Eye - Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• Chrysler: No loan, but investments a go
• No clear leaders emerging in race
• Government consolidation talks currently stalled
• Former trustee pays another $2,000 to settle debt
• IU Kokomo, IU East, to offer Indiana’s first Bachelor of Applied Science degree
• Bus’tin Loose ending 17-year run with March shows
• Stitts may face life without parole
• Measles not in Howard County
• Maconaquah preparing for infrastructure upgrades
• Cougars win last game of the season
• IU Kokomo contributes $52.1 million to state’s economy
• Brooklyn Shelton follows mom as pitcher
• Obama praises business owner
• O’Neal twins provide spark for regional-bound Western
• Fountains will flow at Foster this summer
• Delphi workers exposed to measles
• Music Jam gives performers chance to shine
• Fine arts degree approved for IUK
• No identification of found remains
• Trim-A-Tree needs a home
• ICHE approves Bachelor of Fine Arts degree for Kokomo campus
• Council may soften sign ordinance
• Library program focuses on early childhood literacy development
• Police say employee took metals from Haynes
• ‘Occupiers’ enter pleas of not guilty
• Miami County commissioners divided over budget cuts
• Matt Glowacki to give lecture: 'Diversity According to South Park and Family Guy'
• IU Kokomo, Haynes International partner to host science fair
• Broman takes helm of Howard County Historical Society
• Chrysler adds 550 Kokomo jobs in ’11
• Group launches training initiative
• County to offer deals at tax sale
• Chancellor Harris takes oath, assumes duties as “Honorary Wing Commander” at Grissom ARB
• Polar Plunge raises $20,000 for Special Olympics
• Officials did not disclose problems
• National bike route could come through Peru
• Public eye - Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012
• Police searching Wabash County landfill for missing Kokomo woman
• Former Kokomo resident finds new life after war injury
• Chrysler workers collect bonuses
• Questions surround discovery
• Slate of candidates set for May primary election
• Cougars defeat Lancers, 80-79
• Remains may be grandmother of abducted girl
• Students kick off Black History Month at IU Kokomo
• Council taking heat for proposal
• County looks at health care options
• KHS to implement new technology program
• Measles patient was at NFL event
• Outreach provides housing to the down-and-out
• Green tech lab opens in Kokomo
• Main Street conference coming to Kokomo
• Howard Co. jail reconfiguration a ‘short-term solution’
• Celebrate Black History Month at IU Kokomo
• Meet the Cougars Wednesday at Harvey Hinklemeyers
• Delphi retirees continue fight for pensions
• Eastern moves ahead on wind turbine
• Board: discipline not strict enough
• City to end agreement with Novia
• Eastern celebrates graduation rate improvement
• Get free help with financial aid at IU Kokomo
• Jail full of females
• Eastern set for wind turbine meeting
• Chamber cancels cook-off
• Miami County GOP fails to appoint new trustee
• Students petition to keep daycare at IUK
• Walk participants offer prayers to heal community
• Party atmosphere in Indianapolis
• Council puts off budget cut decision
• Kokomo starting sewer project at Indian Heights
• Public Eye - Sunday, Feb. 4, 2012
• Information technology company opens in incubator
• Weather helps host city draw record attendance
• Venue change doesn't deter crowds from Chocolate Celebration
• Walk will honor shooting victims
• Peru to cut 2012 budget
• Haynes records $8.4M profit
• Brady’s admission catches NFL off guard
• Student explores lizards in the Middle East
• IU Kokomo employees first among eight IU campuses in fitness challenge
• Haynes International posts $8.4M profit
• Cougars hold on for 80-75 win over St. Francis
• Crash claims one
• Newville is found guilty in rape case
• The Material Girl comes to Indianapolis
• IU Kokomo announces part-time Dean’s List
• Police: Man strikes K-9, gets bit after chase
• UPDATE: Sharpsville woman died in U.S. 31 crash
• Photos of women shown at trial
• Peru aims to annex, develop over 1,000 acres
• Play 60 aims to get children moving
• Get a closer look at Jupiter, Venus, at observatory open house
• Police investigating another northside shooting
• Cheap or free Super Bowl activities
• Cougars come up just short against Lynx, 87-85
• Chrysler reports $183M net income
• Jurors get look at zip tie evidence
• Sport art on display in downtown Indianapolis
• Date set for trial in shooting spree case
• Walton man severely injured in crash
• 800-foot long zip line course the toast of Indy
• Hopsital considers affiliation with Community Health
• Council moves stricter sign law to second reading
• Juvenile faces felony in shooting
• Organization vows to not repeat Dallas debacle
• City set for huge sewer project
• Tall grass brings in big bucks
• Tipton County considering new jail, police facility
• UPDATE: 17-year-old arrested in connection with shooting
• Kokomo trolleys make trek to NFL Experience in Indianapolis
• Super-sized ticket prices for NFL’s super event
• Papacek seeks return to council after two-year absence
• Public eye - Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012
• Volunteers serve as mentors to help guide children
• Schools consider moving students
• Farm ground sells for $4.16M
• State wants cuts to Miami Co. budget
• Surging Braves top Kings
• Cougar basketball game features kids' night this Tuesday
• UPDATE: Second shooting victim dies
• Delphi reports $1.1 billion profit for ’11
• Golitko case may proceed to trial
• Indiana University Kokomo nursing student helps at accident scene; sheriff deputy calls her a “godsend”
• IU Kokomo hosts annual blood drive
• UPDATE: Police still searching for shooting suspects
• 2nd man shot near downtown
• Man 'extremely critical' after being shot in the head
• Couple face charges in house fire
• Officials lament inaccuracies in homeless count
• Farmland auction produces spirited bidding
• New poll indicates support for smoking ban
• Indiana House approves right-to-work bill
• IU Kokomo to host artists in residence
• Howard county sees job growth in 2011
• Not all buyouts will get benefits
• Karickhoff, VanNatter vote along party lines
• Miami County preparing for big budget cuts
• Four arrested after home burglary
• Unemployment dips as labor force shrinks
• Ex-con graduates from county re-entry program
• United Way sets funding
• County spends $700,000 less than budgeted in ’11
• Peru boy injured in snowmobile crash
• Lawmakers split on smoking ban
• Church offers free-meal outreach program
• Nonprofit finds new campaign donors
• Preparing to take the Polar Plunge
• Boyer seeking council position in Miami County
• Right-to-work dominates Third House
• Carver Center struggling to stay afloat financially
• Prisoner recaptured after escape
• Public Eye - Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• New multi-cultural group for women only forms
• Military using locally trained dogs to sniff out explosives
• City sees big jump in health spending
• Sociology faculty member receives national award
• Officials OK new sign rules
• Defendant in murder case claims an alibi
• Ind. Supreme Court: Chrysler buyouts get unemployment benefits
• Ivy Tech invests $500,000 to upgrade Event Center
• Residents challenge new wind project
• CAM introduces new permanent housing program
• Board wants to give pay raises to county employees
• United Way exceeds goal
• ID made on fatal fire victim
• IUK reports highest numbers in 62-year-history
• IU Kokomo makes history, spring enrollment up nearly 10 percent with highest number ever of full-time students
• Sheriff sales dip 6%
• ‘Right to work’ is about politics: labor leader
• IU Kokomo launches new nursing degree
• Right-to-work forum tonight
• Big companies keep city afloat during search for new investments
• Local businesses almost double city incentives
• Lawmakers look for ethics exemptions
• Burton’s challengers support flat tax
• County sees 92 properties register for tax plan
• Public eye - Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• Holocaust survivor speaking at Ivy Tech
• Demolition of homes set along U.S. 31
• Thieves swipe medical records
• Coroner waiting to ID victim
• Inaugural nursing master’s class begins at Indiana University Kokomo
• Darrough Chapel sewers moving ahead
• King event inspires students to make a difference
• Tipton creating vision for its future
• Alliance surveying top issues
• Storm forecast to dump heavy snow on N. Ind.
• VanNatter will vote yes on right to work
• Man found dead inside car following garage fire
• Primary contest lining up in Tipton County
• Mild winter weather keeps local salt supplies high
• Indiana University Kokomo releases dean’s list
• Grissom ARB selects Chancellor Harris as “Honorary Wing Commander”
• ‘Tough Dynamics’
• County is now debt-free
• Filing now open for primary
• Wallace to become new Kokomo-Center arts school
• IU-Kokomo receives gift of $1.25M
• Community gathers for annual prayer breakfast
• Milt and Jean Cole family of Logansport donates $1.25 million to Indiana University Kokomo
• Campus remembers Martin Luther King, Jr. with timeline, pictures
• Councilman asks for wider streets
• Assessed farm land values continue to increase
• Nickel Plate plan waiting on deal
• Mayor says sign enforcement is costing taxpayers
• Ministry offering sign choir classes
• GMCH tax bill drops $2 million
• Public Eye - Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• Have a question? Send a text to a local librarian
• Report shows caseload continues at near-record level
• Local numbers telling a story
• Labor bill drawing national attention
• Restaurateur ordered to pay $13,000 in bad checks
• Cougars hold off Indiana Dabney Lions, 91-67
• Art Gallery features printmakers, “Nature & Nurture”
• Restaurant manager among those honored by VFW
• GOP support for bill not unanimous
• Tipton County reaches deal on assessed value
• Kokomo native to appear on ‘Leno’
• Occupiers charged after courthouse arrests
• Teen arrested in bomb threat
• Ind. church in highway’s path rejects state offer
• Unions come out to protest at Statehouse
• Dems delay to try to stop right-to-work bill
• Chrysler and GM sales up in 2011
• Beacon from gas tower shines again
• National expert speaks to Indiana University Kokomo faculty on learner-centered teaching
• Two new year’s birthdays
• Right-to-work advocates absent
• Board studies claims
• Panel nixes zoning for pet business
• Kokomo legislator eyes school transfers
• Girl hurt at New Year’s Eve gala
• No decision on wellness program for county employees
• City officials sworn in at City Hall
• Tipton council action stalled
• The year’s most unusual news stories
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Annexation, Kokomo recovery top 2011 headlines
• Bomb found in mailbox
• TechnoKat project is ready to drop
• Deputies arrest 2 Occupy protesters
• Police investigate ‘bomb-like’ packages
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Stories from the heart
• Officials say no to new council
• Occupy Kokomo plans rally
• Judge approves East Side Annexation
• 11-year-old volunteer coaches Special Olympians
• Local papers to host right-to-work forum
• Tipton approves sewer rate increases
• Goodfellows donations - Thursday, Dec. 29, 2011
• Teen finds career preparation in volunteer work
• County now taking health insurance
• Turning Kokomo into mini New York
• Miami County paid penalties
• Police say neighbor cut up girl with saw
• KHS senior’s volunteerism is her way of thanking God
• School considers wind turbine
• Volunteer raises $4,500 following mission trip
• Last-minute donations help annual dinner feed 1,000 people
• VanBibber to challenge Harper in primary election
• Goodfellows donations - Monday, Dec. 26, 2011
• KHS students start peer tutoring program
• Hangar project set to start in March
• Miami County cemetery dispute now in court
• Public Eye - Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011
• Goodfellows donations - Sunday, Dec. 25, 2011
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Nonprofits hope last-minute donations will boost totals
• Madison Co. fines wind farm project developers
• Retailers report rise in thefts around holidays
• Goodfellows donations - Saturday, Dec. 24, 2011
• Local dance crew auditions for TV show
• Hundreds help Rescue Mission’s Red Ribbon
• Northwestern Middle School gets a Four Star rating
• Goodfellows donations - Friday, Dec. 23, 2011
• Though the war has ended, the sting of its cost lingers on
• Miami County budget is in the red
• Kokomo establishes preschool
• Woman charged with animal cruelty
• Accident slows traffic on U.S. 31
• 2011 ‘Tis the Season donations
• City readies services for annexation
• Crops come in below average, but prices are up
• Monthly tax payment program up and running
• Students help fill pantry shelves with more than food
• Police: Suspects caught on video
• Chancellor Michael Harris is named “2011 Person of the Year”
• Kokomo unemployment at 11.1%; county at 9.9%
• East Side Annexation looks more likely
• Kokomo dentist ordered to pay $33,000
• A horse on the loose
• Gold coin again placed in Kokomo red kettle
• Gift Lift program provides presents to clients of mental, physical services
• Despite glitches, officials say U.S. 31 bypass will open in late 2013
• City’s plans hinge on deal
• People wait hours to be part of record
• New bill takes aim at sex crimes
• Principal stepping down after 22 years
• Non-profit agencies worried about mail delays
• Former Mac teacher chosen for national campaign
• Public Eye - Sunday, Dec. 18, 2011
• Another pedestrian struck at credit union
• Prison reform left off wish list
• Nonprofits waiting on FEMA funding
• Suspect sought in VP robbery
• 4 arrested in drug-related shooting
• Local service provider expands
• Kokomo, Lewis Cass choirs win $10,000 Glee grants
• Annual Favors’ dinner needs donations
• Drug testing pilot program gains support
• Teen charged in attempted abduction
• Workers find more jobs but less pay
• Goodfellows volunteers help more than 800 families buy clothes
• Police: Child burned in meth lab
• Taylor School Corp. has outbreak of chicken pox
• Supreme Court will hear from former KPD officer
• House speaker backs Delphi retirees
• Payrolls grew, but workers got less in 2010
• School House of Educated Wicker to close
• Sycamore student wins mayor’s card contest
• Howard County vet funerals are down
• Tipton considers stormwater, sewer hikes
• Tanker truck hits house after crash
• Chinese faculty make visit to Kokomo
• Communities offer alternatives to revolving door of prison
• Reformers push for ‘swift and certain’ response
• Chinese faculty visit Indiana University Kokomo
• Maconquah seniors display project results
• County prison numbers don’t add up
• New prison program offers skills, help for short-term offenders
• Driving school focuses on awareness on the road
• Lawmakers’ push to downsize prisons focuses on low-level offenders
• Code layered with felonies
• Kokomo Police officers give back to community
• County collects over $91 million in property taxes
• Public Eye - Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011
• Sportsmanship, research important part of Lego competition
• City to gain $5.5M from annexation
• Ind. 22 lane closures shifting early next week
• Indiana changes its travel warnings
• Kokomo dentist’s license revoked
• Habitat wraps up one house and starts another
• Ind. 26 bridge finally reopens today
• Murder case set for trial
• Goodfellows donations - Friday, Dec. 9, 2011
• Right-to-work: Does the law work?
• Students participate in Christmas charity activities
• Russiaville doctor fights to keep license
• Veterans pay homage to fallen comrades
• Goodfellows donations - Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011
• IU Kokomo Chancellor speaks about regionalism at national conference
• Accused bus driver fights charges
• Local residents recall attack on Pearl Harbor
• Tipton man killed on USS Arizona
• Drivers airlifted after eastside crash
• Cougars out-dueled by Knights, 81-67
• IU Kokomo one of first to pledge support of transfer credits from Ivy Tech's CORE classes
• E-on makes $300,000 payment to Tipton County
• Police reports detail coach’s efforts to stop bus
• Pettit Park, Bon Air to become one-to-one technology schools
• We Care remains strong after losing another pillar
• Bands announce Winter Blues Fest set for Dec. 17
• Indiana chamber unveils agenda
• Simpson predicting ‘divisive’ ’12 session
• Donations continue coming in to fuel annual telethon
• Peru library asks for assistance with remodeling
• Public Eye - Sunday, Dec. 4, 2011
• KCS bus driver charged with OWI
• 39th annual telethon kicks off weekend of fundraising
• New IUK program earning notice
• Berry says Indiana is increasing revenues
• ‘Such a heart for people’
• Woman died of blunt force trauma
• Autopsy says woman died of blunt force trauma
• Chrysler, GM see a boost in sales
• Christmas Tree House ending 15-year run
• Objections plentiful at postal service hearing
• Cougars collect first home win, 79-61, over Goshen College
• Indiana University Kokomo receives national recognition; Lumina Foundation president testifies to U.S. House education committee on campus’ initiative
• Man charged with murder Wednesday
• BBC special focusing on White
• Preparations are under way for Red Ribbon distribution
• Bringing Christmas to downtown
• IU Kokomo Crescendos to perform “Take Your Seat!”
• Man killed while helping stranded motorist
• Zoning board to consider student housing
• Red kettles return
• Kokomo smartphone 'app' set for launch
• Time to donate to We Care telethon
• Weather information for November 30th 2011
• Hearing expected for murder suspect
• Postal service: $3M in cuts for Kokomo
• Rash of break-ins continue for Elvie’s
• Kokomo economic group snags national spotlight
• Report: Kokomo No. 2 in home affordability
• Proposed ordinance gives teeth to existing animal laws
• Office opens to kick off wind farm project
• Clean slate for Galveston government
• Breathing new life into ban on smoking
• Public Eye - Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011
• Author speaking as part of Howard Co. Reads program
• Kokomo family adopts Ukrainian toddler with Down syndrome
• Seiberling event kicks off Christmas season
• Elite place to meet
• Retailers report larger crowds with earlier Black Friday sales
• Vandals halt holiday lights display
• Third man arrested in shooting of 81-year-old woman
• Thousands donate to schools’ annual sock challenge
• Greentown man dies as a result of crash
• 101-year-old flips switch at We Care Park
• Tony Arnett recalls effort 10 years ago that saved a woman’s life
• Volunteers serve on Thanksgiving
• Black Friday begins with traditional big lines
• Nonprofits prepare turkey dinners for 1,700 people
• KPD work nets felon 315 years
• New payment system may take sting from tax bills
• Goodfellows prepares for annual sign-ups
• Christmas display returns with international theme
• Career center students cooking holiday meals for those in need
• Christmas at the Seiberling set for Saturday
• Greentown fairgrounds will light up for Christmas
• New IU report a window into decade’s hardships
• Business, community leaders gather at IU Kokomo to discuss regionalism
• Indiana University Kokomo observes Thanksgiving
• Bogle leaves academic, social legacy
• Landscaping integral to city beautification
• County closing gap for insurance
• IU to unveil regional report today
• Feud continues in Tipton County
• EXTRA ONLINE: More sweet and savory recipes
• PUBLIC EYE: Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011
• Team says attack not reflective of Haitian people
• Kokomo hosts its first robotics tournament
• Clerk wants council to pay attorney hired in dispute
• Public eye - Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011
• Indiana University Undergraduate Research Conference November 2011
• Chrysler, UAW help feed up to 2,000 people
• Center Township to return money to taxpayers
• Four local mission workers stable after Haiti shootings
• Haynes ends 2011 with $31 M profit
• Chrysler invests in Ohio
• Kokomo receives statewide recognition
• Career School is at capacity
• Education proposal may lead to more takeovers
• Delphi stock drops during first offering
• Health insurance costs for county employees on the rise
• IU Kokomo lets Bethel College off the hook in 84-83 loss
• Home opener draws enthusiastic crowd
• Indiana University Kokomo to release findings of regional benchmark study; IU Business Outlook Panel forecasts economic outlook
• Students urge smokers to stop for smoke out
• CAM now offering long-term housing
• Historical society director leaving
• Council deadlocks on issue of economic revitalization
• Problems pile up for storm, fire victim
• Giant traveling map visits Northwestern Elementary
• City of Tipton continues operation of plants
• Super Bowl preparation courses coming to Kokomo
• Indiana University Kokomo remembers first Chancellor Victor Bogle Memorial service to take place on Sunday, November 20
• Council will wait on dog rules
• Delphi tears down walkway to GMCH plant
• Ex-guard accused in poison scheme
• Project Access heading dental assistance program
• Official warns of more education reform
• Charges filed in federal inquiry
• We Care tree auction raises $53,089
• Knitting lessons help put unique spin on curriculum
• Schools consider employee clinics
• Tipton mayor to hold utility meeting
• Kokomo HS recognized for energy-saving efforts
• Public Eye — Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011
• Punkin’ Chunkin’ raises funds for diabetes
• Daniels pushing education reforms
• Veterans’ lives remembered during area events
• Neal sues city over horse’s removal
• Tipton County decides not to restrict gun use
• Consolidation group continues to meet for research
• Men’s basketball team set for first home game against Bethel College Pre-game party kicks off night’s events
• Student Veterans Organization dedicate campus memorial for veterans
• Officials move to protect land use
• Kokomo man remembers tour of duty in Korea
• War injuries don’t stop Kokomo veteran
• Death case ends in guilty verdict
• Lawmakers consider bill to clarify rights
• Township consolidation moving forward
• Area schools value parents' contributions in education
• Neighbors save life of infant
• Kokomo Civic Theatre takes on Tennessee Williams
• Bring on the Super Bowl
• Florida company coming to Kokomo
• County sells 101 properties at tax sale
• Food ministry returns to Main Street
• Cougar Volleyball Season Comes To A Close
• We Care’s Trim-A-Tree revs up the holiday spirit
• County will pay budget shortfall for combined dispatch center
• Howard Regional looks to refinance
• Group wants to build sports complex in Tipton county
• Kokomo man arrested in IU gun incident
• Western, Cass bring home state band titles
• City officials leery of taking property
• Ivy Tech catching up with growth, degree demand
• Public eye - Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011
• Kokomo doctor faces meth charge
• Local bands gear up for state
• Police emphasizing Halloween safety
• Trick-or-treat hours for Kokomo area:
• Conflict arises over utilities at Abound site
• Man facing child porn charges
• Summer session 2012 tuition drops 25 percent
• Nearly Naked Mile benefits local outreach mission
• Chrysler reports $212M profit
• Energy official pushing hybrid cars
• Miami County trims two positions
• House fire breaks out near Greentown
• Chrysler reports $212 M profit
• Indiana University Kokomo to host annual Halloween Open House
• Karickhoff to wait and see on "right to work"
• Delphi expects new $25M facility to be finished by December
• Local Habitat project robbed
• Homeowners to receive flood relief funds
• Howard County finalizes tax credit for 2012
• Give our turkey some colors
• GOP-led panel pushes ‘right-to-work’ back onto table
• City backs 60-acre soccer complex
• Families of autism face long wait time
• Finding mobility, one step at a time
• Library votes to hold onto GMCH money
• Staff Council to host 20th annual Arts and Crafts Show
• Indiana sheriffs resist returning felons to county jails
• Goodnight well ahead on campaign cash
• Company meets its abatement promise
• Students In Free Enterprise
• September home sales up 26.1%
• Acacia considers expansion
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• The rising cost of consumption
• State loses out on millions in uncollected taxes
• Search continues for missing woman
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Creating an even playing field
• Linking old and new retailing
• Local sixth-grader named Honored Hero
• Public eye - Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011
• Suspect in Goshen death arrested
• 'Glee' helps to make show choir more popular in schools
• Kokomo High School choir competes for grant
• Boy hit by truck is stable
• Indiana jobless rate rises for 4th straight month
• Convicted killer to stay segregated
• Residents take advantages of free services at annual health fair
• Man faces charge of assisted suicide
• Area bands prepare to battle for state
• Award-winning artist Loring Taoka on campus next week
• Kern says no promises this election
• Hearing addresses Delphi pensions
• Wilson appeal heard by judge panel
• Tipton County OKs new tax for workers
• Local 685 votes
• Baby-selling case suspect in custody
• Still looking for that railroad
• Indiana University Kokomo presents “Crimes of the Heart”
• Kokomo kindergartner stable after accident
• Kokomo-Center student struck in traffic
• Expect decrease in property tax rate
• Christian band highlight of church’s fall festival, opening
• Chrysler unions voting this week
• NW wins coat challenge
• United Way at 20 percent of its goal
• County spending is down
• Fuel costs may drop, harsh winter might drive bills back up
• Noon Rotary donates dental supplies
• Group breathes new life into old buildings
• Protesters organize at Occupy Kokomo rally
• Jailed father defends actions
• Zurcher announces candidacy for county auditor
• Public Eye - Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011
• Hospital, officials won’t disclose meeting details
• Occupy Kokomo in Foster Park today
• No charges for officer in shooting
• Administrators get schooled in social networking
• Kokomo man dies in crash
• Teachers use Facebook to promote communication
• Marching bands prepare for regionals
• Parents charged in baby trade
• Student athletes take to football field to worship
• City council candidates avoid clashes in debate
• A Fresh Look at Campus News
• International Day: Indiana University Kokomo explores the world
• UAW, Chrysler reach contract agreement
• Acreage attracts record bidding
• Solar company progresses toward Tipton expansion despite industry woes
• Abound Solar gets new CEO
• Cruelty charges dropped in case of four seized horses
• County questions why talks dissolved
• Local fall activities reporting more visitors this year
• Trial delayed in slaying of Scoutmaster on Nickel Plate
• IT company graduates from incubator
• Kokomo reduces spending by 10 percent
• Woman buys man’s WWII medals, returns them
• Goodnight cut city work force by 15 percent
• Birthday celebration held for Elwood Haynes
• Police say cash and drugs were traded for baby
• Jobless benefits extended 6 more weeks
• Tipton theatre kicks off season with 'Annie
• Schools take part in worldwide book day
• Cougar volleyball team makes history with last home game
• Get closer look at Moon, Jupiter at Observatory open house this Sunday
• Indiana University Kokomo Professor Receives National Science Foundation Grant
• Police locate robbery suspect
• Peer Advisors to present at National Mentoring Symposium
• Chrysler contract up next for union
• Colts mascot visits two Kokomo elementary schools
• Tipton auditor repays travel expenses
• 3 arrested in school burglaries
• Council candidates believe city doing good job
• Volleyball team goes pink for breast cancer awareness
• Standoff ends peacefully in rural Sharpsville
• Life in isolation sought for inmate
• Farmers anticipate cuts to direct payments
• Will new dispatch center survive?
• Vigil remembers missing woman’s 28th birthday
• Kokomo HS burglary suspects caught on tape
• Chrysler September auto sales up 27 percent
• Howard Regional, IU Health break off talks
• Kokomo named Community of the Year
• Kokomo HS reopens after weekend vandalism
• Tax sale deadline is Oct. 11
• Funeral home sees growing demand for pet-oriented services
• Agency to offer free baby cribs
• Con to showcase comics, pop culture, gaming
• Police warn to beware of scam
• Police investigating 2 year old's shooting
• Adoptions up after seizure at Don’s Dogs
• Visitors still pouring in at veterans exhibit
• Tipton residents seek improvements to city park
• Public eye - Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011
• Area students visit traveling tribute
• Volunteers keep round-the-clock vigil at traveling exhibit
• Tipton auditor causes delays
• Two fires hit Miami Co. homes
• IU Kokomo starts strong, fades against Indiana Tech
• Hundreds attend public opening of Traveling Tribute
• Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame inducts Spraker
• Man gets 13 years for online sex crime
• Pension problems serve as ‘wake-up’
• ‘Kingston’ takes most votes; Cougar gets new name
• Goodnight, Kern trade shots at debate
• American Veterans Traveling Tribute arrives in Kokomo
• Union approves contracts
• Boyfriend of missing woman arrested
• Eastern, Northwestern renew Coats for Kids rivalry
• UAW 292 approves contract with GM
• Massive escort expected for tribute’s arrival
• Basketball court gets makeover money
• GMCH workers vote on contracts
• Postal workers deliver petition to Burton’s office
• Russiaville teen struck by vehicle
• Postal workers set to picket Burton office today
• Local farm yields an unknown
• Tipton council seeking assistance from county
• Common Council considers parking changes
• Tipton wind farm can now seek building permits
• Tipton company investing $5.1 million
• KPD unveils new K-9 officers during Cash for Canines fundraiser
• Library workers to get raises
• Michigan Road earns state byway recognition
• Local poverty rate falls along with household income
• Alliance adopting international trade strategy
• Council forming to promote area tourism
• Public eye - Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011
• As clouds part, crowds come out for Oktoberfest
• Analyst: Fears stem from rocky years
• KPD arrests two suspected Chicago drug dealers
• Women's volleyball brings home second win
• Indiana University Kokomo unveils new bus
• Organic: Is it worth it?
• UAW 292 voting Tuesday on contracts
• Veteran organization honors Downey for community service
• Program teaches students not to fear hospital visits
• Charges filed in police chase
• Golden Dragon Acrobats to dazzle audience at Indiana University Kokomo
• List of richest people in America released
• Man dies in motorcycle crash in Miami County
• Congress weighs cutting auto loans
• Peru native’s book being staged at Ball State
• Transfer tuition stabilizes signups
• Angel Food ceasing its operations
• Problems continue in Tipton Co. auditor’s office
• Judge issues three more court orders
• Seized dogs now up for adoption
• Felony conviction would disqualify clerk-elect
• KHS powderpuff game canceled
• UAW says deal with GM creates or keeps 6,400 jobs
• Machine shop to expand in Kokomo
• Taylor High School starts mentoring program for new students
• Felony filed in case of hit-run
• Kokomo man admits 1990s rapes
• Machine shop expanding to Kokomo
• City, county studying annexation impact
• Veterans pack up after reminiscing at reunion
• Man facing felony for resisting law enforcement
• Veterans reunion pauses for those lost
• Federal officials seek public input for Delphi grant
• Public Eye - Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011
• AP Sources: UAW gets $5K signing bonus in GM pact
• Veterans gather to kick off reunion
• A sole for every soul lost on 9/11
• Active TB case found in Howard County
• Residents want felony charge in hit-and-run
• History comes to life at Koh-Koh-Mah
• City, county jobless rates change little in Aug.
• Kern agrees to one debate, for now
• Veterans share weekend with family members
• The learning process continues for volleyball team
• Galveston clerk-elect charged in hit-and-run
• Officers shoot driver after U.S. 31 chase in Tipton County
• School leaders react to superintendent address
• UAW extends Chrysler, GM contracts after deadline
• 109-year-old Peru library in need of renovations
• Unsigned easements may delay sewer project
• Afternoon fire destroys 130-year-old Walton home
• Community concert series has a diverse lineup
• Kern iffy on public debate
• Trine eyes move to the GOP
• Annexation proposal on the table for remonstrance
• Kokomo area 17th nationally in GDP growth
• Police investigate death at Union St. apartment
• FAA probes crash-landing near Kokomo
• State awards Touby Pike contract for U.S. 31 work
• Central Middle School renovations include technology upgrades
• Council members find little to cut
• Ceremonies draw hundreds together to remember Sept. 11
• School thinking of wind turbine
• Veterans gear up for annual reunion
• County asks for legal fees
• How have the events of September 11, 2001, affected you?
• Cougar Women’s Volleyball nets first win against Grace College
• Tax cuts not so big with small business
• Designers "thought out of the box" for Peru’s Roxy 5 theater
• Event center fund rejected
• Kokomo board to recall more teachers
• Howard County approves $18 million 2012 budget
• Obama rolls out $447 billion jobs plan
• County to give tax relief from GM settlement
• Students take educational trip on the Wildcat
• State files suit against former trustee
• Pork fest is off to wet start
• Ceremonies offer chance to remember Sept. 11
• Five joint projects get OK from county
• NW latest district to add robotics team
• Caregivers sought for seized dogs
• Downtown businesses talk new attractions
• Trolley celebrates one year
• DSRA gets both approval, dismissal
• City of Fists Roller Girls prepare for their first bout Saturday
• Kokomo man dies in accident
• Council to consider $1 miliion funding request
• UAW members hold Labor Day rally
• Vietnam era helicopter part of vet tribute
• Pork takes center stage at festival
• Right-to-work supporters, unions expect debate to reemerge
• City moving ahead on Crystal Street dam removal
• Progress being made on home for deputy’s widow
• Lugar: Fair tax gaining traction
• Cass grad receives rare opportunity with IU
• Public eye - Sunday, Sept. 4, 2011
• Dogs, handlers compete in Working Dog Olympics
• Kokomo well represented in auto talks
• No charges to be filed in parking lot fatal
• Dogs taken from northside home
• From the Well House: Live exhibit opens September 7
• Chrysler sales up by 31 percent
• United Way campaign focuses on importance of individuals
• Lugar responds to criticism
• Governor appoints Chancellor Harris to Indiana Automotive Council
• Kokomo man remembers VJ Day
• Library building deal moving ahead
• Memorial program commemorates 9/11 anniversary
• Man arrested on 19-year-old warrant
• Golfers overcome physical challenges to compete
• Eastern launches Comet College
• Merger offers no savings
• Pantries reporting shortage
• Man arrested on 19-year-old robbery warrant
• Horse deaths spark investigation
• Fire department offers tours of its new facility
• Converse turns its focus to revitalized downtown
• Lugar visit sets off GOP leader
• Indiana University Kokomo In The News
• Chancellor Harris' Message to the Campus
• Area schools earn letter grades from state
• Kokomo officials propose budget increase
• Eastern High School reports break in
• E-on, Tipton road pact clears next wind farm hurdle
• State releases school accountability data
• Indiana University Kokomo achieves record-breaking enrollment
• Collegiate sports come to Kokomo
• Fans hope MotoGP returns to Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Taste of Kokomo names its winners
• Walls going up on widow’s new Sharpsville house
• Women’s Volleyball team gains experience in first two games
• Tailgate party kicks off opening of IU Kokomo women’s volleyball
• “Name the Cougar” contest begins; great prizes to top five name choices
• GMCH opens rebounding Kokomo factory to public tours
• Kokomo-Center may offer preschool program
• Greentown library joins consortium
• Public eye - Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011
• Neglect case to stay in Tipton
• Howard Regional unveils new mobile care unit
• 5 died on the job in 2010 in Kokomo
• Howard County Reads selection is ‘Bitter and Sweet’
• Howard County Reads selection announced
• Indiana University Kokomo Chancellor testifies before legislative committee
• Neighbor charged in death of 85-year-old
• Mr. Indy 500 loans cars to local museum
• City makes eastsiders an offer on annexation
• Golitko pleads not guilty
• Companies must post union info
• Township changes proposed
• IUK unveils million-dollar simulation suites
• KokoPalooza celebrates craft beers Saturday
• State-of-the-art nursing simulation lab opens at IU Kokomo
• Prosecutor won’t seek death penalty
• Back to School for Kokomo - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Community gathers for prayer vigil for slain Scoutmaster
• 3-day bluegrass festival kicks off Friday in Russiaville
• Wind farm gets next go-ahead in Tipton
• Meeting today will put focus on buying local
• Police investigate shooting
• Longtime Scoutmaster, mentor remembered
• Freshman increase drives enrollment at Indiana University Kokomo
• Local home sales see 11.8 percent increase in July
• Tailgate party to mark opening of Cougar women’s volleyball season
• Kokomo man fatally stabbed on Nickel Plate
• Schools say maximum tax levies will force changes in bus system
• Daniels recalls life of activist
• Weather can’t wash out Taste of Kokomo
• Assessor proposes lowering tax levy
• Tipton County takes a second look at LOIT
• Public Eye - Sunday, Aug. 21
• Engineer, Heights advocates clash over street sign
• Local unemployment increases slightly
• Noah’s Ark gives free pet care
• Kokomo unemployment up to 11%; county 10%
• Victim died of blunt force trauma
• Parks and Rec. tries to draw more people to Kirkendall
• County workers seeking raises
• County balances continue to accumulate
• Chrysler files permit request for new equipment
• Proposal shifts funding for salaries
• Cosmic Music Hall opens Friday
• Joining police services discussed
• Law enforcement agencies stepping up patrols
• Council says not now to joint project proposal
• Peru's new Salvation Army leader has big to-do list
• Mayor says GKEDA proposal is ‘equitable’
• Judge Menges issues court orders for reimbursement
• Sheriff deputies investigate death of 85-year-old
• Assessed value grows 8 percent in county
• Taste of Kokomo includes competitions, demonstrations
• Board approves projects with city
• Service remembers stage collapse’s victims, heroes
• Mo-ped rider dies after crash
• Mo-ped rider dies following crash
• King Oil reopens following Nov. fire
• The Crossing begins its second year in Kokomo
• Homeland Security board adds KPD vet
• Toxic algae levels rising
• Chrysler, Delphi take different approaches to improve mpg
• Kokomo tops off efficiency jobs list
• Property tax caps mean less maintenance money
• Public eye — Sunday, Aug. 14, 2011
• 3 dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapses
• KCS officials work out bus problems
• Look who’s talking:
• Area man injured in mo-ped accident
• Retired principal created long-selling Indiana history curriculum
• Public input sought on Alzheimer’s
• Students write and teach summer enrichment curriculum
• Downtown tries to lure businesses
• Kokomo a top place to live cheaply
• Six-month investigation nets 45 arrests
• KCS debuts international schools and career programs
• Transportation troubles
• Ind. 28 temporary closed in Tipton County
• Supreme Court rules for Howard Regional
• Civic Theatre’s production of ‘Hairspray’ opens Friday
• Few new ideas for fire coverage
• Trial date set for suspected shooter
• Special education separation agreement reached
• Heights gets fire protection doubled
• Volunteer help needed at the Community Garden
• Kokomo recalls 4 teachers
• Plan commission OKs rezoning for senior housing
• Smart surfing online
• Fire victim arrested after blaze
• Council talks of GKEDA cutbacks
• GMCH to host open house later this month
• Kokomo band alumni establish memorial scholarship
• New rules for teen drivers stall
• Kokomo schools to recall teachers
• U.S. Postal Service marks Forest, Hobbs offices for closure
• Community reaches out to Cicalos
• Senior housing planned downtown
• Eight injured in crash
• Collins returns to Grissom as new commander
• Public Eye - Sunday, Aug. 7, 2011
• Spending down with debt rating downgrade
• New crowd experiences ancient practice at New Day Yoga
• Greentown's Music at the Fountain runs through Sept. 15
• Media focus of change of venue request
• State fair opens with hopes for record crowd
• Speaker discusses impact of upcoming games
• Kokomo band makes evening performance
• Haynes profited $8.4M last quarter
• New Study Lends Support to Smokefree Laws
• County road work, airport project delayed by Congress standoff
• County owes state $10 million
• United Way gears up for 2011 campaign
• Annual Stuff the Bus event begins Monday
• 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• County raises, bonuses unlikely
• Area bands prepare for the upcoming season
• Going to the fair
• Schools look at reducing expenses
• Youth volunteers serve in Kokomo
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Pre-trial hearing set in murder case
• Delphi engineers keeping drivers alert, safe
• Fighting crime on a hot ‘August Night Out’
• Chrysler’s July sales up 20 percent
• Indiana members explain debt-limit votes
• State says former trustee owes $16,000
• Maconaquah students return to school
• Hagenow hired as Kokomo High School principal
• Wind farm company files for zoning exception
• Woman found safe
• School boards to hire principals
• Fans feel heat, economy hurt attendance at Brickyard 400
• Maconaquah senior passes on love of reading
• State to set rules for tree trimming
• Obama announces debt ceiling deal is reached
• Kokomo-area working on alternative transportation
• New movie theater coming to Peru in spring 2012
• New faces bring experience to the Ole Olsen board
• Public Eye - Sunday, July 31, 2011
• Two Kokomo women killed in crash
• Police looking for missing woman
• Township asks for tax increase
• New antique shop, candy store open in Tipton’s Side Street Mall
• Suspect in kidnapping also charged with theft
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• Employee receives treatment for burns
• 2011 Duck Derby draws crowd to Kokomo Beach
• Drought impacting Indiana crops
• Community rallies to help family
• Howard County Township merger feasible
• Organization provides dental assistance for area residents
• State police deploy patrol trucks to construction zones
• KUO to turn donation into center
• 2 dead, 1 injured in one-vehicle crash
• Death penalty a difficult decision in Joseph Brown case<
• Police: Man immersed his stepchild in boiling water
• Habitat for Humanity helps single mother with new home
• Chrysler reports loss of $370 million
• Resolution sought for parking woes
• Officials consider sidewalk funding
• City of Kokomo pay measure moves ahead
• Agencies push positives of hiring disabled people
• Home sales dip across six-county region
• Local school celebrates National Dance Day
• Main library wants to continue building
• UAW, Big Three begin contract talks this week
• Analysts: Pay structures likely a big focus in automaker talks
• Area schools keeping cursive writing
• Public Eye - July 24, 2011
• Kokomo Park Band gears up for its season finale
• Youth missions team helps local residents
• GM agreement saves taxpayers $4 million
• No raises for city workers
• Tipton hires interim ED director
• Area unemployment up 0.3 points
• Government sells final holdings in Chrysler
• Schools provide free meals through program
• Details of hospitals’ talks now emerging
• NEW: BreakSk8 leader faces battery charge
• Fire destroys family’s new home
• Two circuses now performing in Peru
• No leads in case of missing woman
• City awards $76,000 in block grants
• Take the night off, help prevent crime
• Food grant cut by almost 50 percent
• Hot, humid weather here to stay
• Traveling tribute coming to Kokomo
• Russiaville signs on for consolidation
• State: former trustee owes Harrison Township
• More will be walking to Kokomo schools
• Howard Regional unveils new treatment for cardiac arrest, heat stroke
• County considers insurance increase
• Two enter Tipton City Council races
• Area traffic fatality rate drops
• Students take experiment on ‘vomit comet’
• DSRA denies letter’s claims
• House, Senate differ on timing of new districts
• Antique tractor games part of Pioneer Village anniversary
• Howard County winning tax battles with businesses
• Survey shows support for consolidation
• Public eye - Sunday, July 17, 2011
• Art outreach
• City used abatement as leverage
• Felines at the fair
• Northside Low Bob’s robbed, suspect sought
• Three at KFD facing discipline
• Rescue Mission restocks freezers with meat donated from 4-H sale
• Chrysler tells workers behave, or else
• Suspect in police standoff out of jail
• GMCH to pay $5 million in taxes
• Answers needed on prison overcrowding
• Lawmakers discuss updating criminal code
• Raising the rafters
• Standoff ends peacefully
• ONLINE ONLY: How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Deputies have guns drawn at residence
• Beth Miller crowned 2011 Miss Howard County
• CVB gives employees pay raises
• Circus performer hurt in rehearsal
• Studebaker Park wins $35K nationwide Sprite grant
• State releases ISTEP results
• Goodnight says city budget on track
• Driver crashes into B&K drive-in
• KCS able to avoid staff cuts
• Truck crashes into Rupert’s B&K
• Windfall manufacturer a ‘Company to Watch’
• Kokomo Schools to reduce staff
• Few area schools qualify to accept the state tuition vouchers
• Request uncovers zoning dispute
• Landmark opens facilities to artist
• States deploy one insect to fight off another
• Horse and pony show kicks off 4-H fair week
• Artworks leaving mall location for downtown
• KCS superintendent marks first anniversary
• Public Eye - Sunday, July 10, 2011
• Area natives inducted to Hall of Legends
• Council asked to repeal gun law
• Benefits changing for Delphi retirees
• Shooting suspect appears in court
• Brown offers guilty plea in killing
• After big business deals, Abound Solar progresses toward move
• CCC concerned about consolidation discussions
• Automotive industry on hiring spree
• Howard County 4-H’ers hard at work at the fair
• Indiana delays vaccine changes
• Optometrist goes to jail for dealing
• Mayors gather for summit at IU
• Regional mayors strategize collaborative efforts at IU Kokomo summit
• Police arrest Brown on murder charge
• Fireworks show will be Friday
• County makes response to 2010 resolution
• Western Schools hires special education directors
• Pedestrian killed in Financial Builders' parking lot
• Residents enjoy 4th of July with get-togethers
• Indiana’s children changing the Hoosier image
• Diversity challenges many area teachers
• Kokomo Gas changes over to NIPSCO
• Eastern grad sells Droid app developed in class
• E-On investing $600 million in Illinois wind farms
• Iroquois County residents mixed on wind farms
• IU releases regional blueprint
• No place to put worst of the worst
• Haynes-Apperson Festival closes with parade, strong-man contest, car show
• Local woman publishes story of struggle and faith
• Public eye - Sunday, July 3, 2011
• IU Kokomo to host Summit of north central Indiana Mayors
• Charges unlikely in highway death
• Legality of meeting questioned
• CCC sets topics for forums
• Chrysler 2011 sales up 20 percent from last year
• Western adjusts enrollment policy
• Strangulation was not Brown’s first try at taking a cell mate’s life
• Life without parole and nothing to lose
• Cars cruise down Pumpkin Vine Pike to kick off festival
• Daniels looks back on lease
• Few leads in child’s abduction
• Western hires new superintendent
• Campus honors 16 retiring staff and faculty members
• Inmate charged with murder
• Western hires superintendent
• Corrected fireworks schedule
• Vaccination changes on Friday
• Tipton County homestead converted to bed & breakfast
• Supplies for our troops
• Annual Peru festival to celebrate nation’s birthday
• Heard’s credit card used, ring pawned
• Chrysler contests safety violations
• Return of first motorized fire truck signals start of Haynes Apperson Festival week
• Entertainment always a highlight at Haynes Apperson Festival
• Veterans organizations struggle to bring in younger vets
• Report: Payday could kill
• Industrial Heritage Trail follows the tracks
• Reunion celebrates history of the 434th
• ‘American Story’ celebrates nation’s history
• Public Eye - Sunday, June 26, 2011
• Diana Theater looks back on past 85 years
• County considering reorganization
• Logjam removal moving ahead
• Police say man confessed to thefts
• Fun day at Miami County 4-H Fair
• IU Trustees approve Bachelor of Fine Arts
• Indiana looks at rules for mo-peds
• Urban Outreach to have food drive
• Tipton County to form LEDO
• Inmate suspect in death
• Rollover leaves U.S. 35 a mess
• Hearing harps on Delphi pensions
• Wind farm abatement OK’d
• An evening of ales, tails and issues
• Library board set on downtown
• Reports offer conflicting views on Kokomo's recovery
• Legislators reflect on contentious ’11 session
• In-home detention for trustee
• State set to replace new bridge
• IU Kokomo Day at the Miami County 4-H Fair
• Delphi retirees secure hearing
• Lightning strikes Howard Masonic Temple
• Kokomo H.S. principal returning to Northwestern
• Commissioners won’t fight Superior Court I copier claim
• Center shooter found dead in prison
• Audit shines light on economy
• Concert - Around the World in 60 Minutes
• Concert - Tribute to Arthur Pryor
• Concert - Side by Side
• Concert - Big Band Night: 'Tribute to Henry Mancini'
• Concert - Patriotic Program: 'Long May It Wave'
• Concert - Spotlight on Youth
• Saturday’s tour features glimpse into seven local gardens
• Work to begin on station project
• Tipton to tear down City Hall
• Winners advance to the International Soap Box Derby
• Rodriguez family finds closure — 64 years later
• Science Rocks!
• Thousands participate in Relay for Life
• Alliance VP ‘separates’ from group
• Kokomo High School teacher killed in crash
• Elwood man person of interest
• Plea for doctor rejected again
• Do bans help or hurt e-cigarettes?
• Effects of ‘vaping’ questioned
• Police release suspect sketch
• Downhill racers take on Main Street during Soap Box Derby
• Council considers tougher dog law
• Tipton family in shock after daughter’s abduction, return
• Peru grant will help clean up downtown
• Walorski to address Miami County Tea Party
• IU Kokomo, Sungshin University take steps to enhance partnership
• Team effort helps kids stay FIT
• Standing water impacting farmers’ yields
• Western leader will seek early retirement
• Commission OKs Hynes factory expansion
• St. Patrick Church project seeks permanent road closure
• Abducted Tipton girl found safe
• County ordered to pay for copier
• Local beekeeper focuses on winter hive survival
• 9-speed transmission’s details revealed
• Shooting brings murder charge
• Two badly injured in U.S. 31 crash
• Student designs, paints downtown art
• Cemetery backers find new evidence
• Stroke survivor becomes a mentor
• Adults suffering strokes at earlier ages
• Area preparing to host multiple veteran tributes
• Eastern to consider food service manager
• New location, new atmosphere at Rib Fest
• After heavy rains, officials at odds on legal drain
• Public Eye: June 21, 2011
• Water disinfection method to change
• Kokomo hires vice principal
• Tipton overpays ED consultant
• Rib Fest making move to Foster Park
• Hot Rod's Power Tour rolls through Kokomo
• Delphi celebrates 75 years
• Taylor going to online learning
• Kokomo highway worker fatally struck by SUV in W. Indiana
• Attorney seeking change of venue
• Junior Master Gardeners learn the art of growing
• Nickles Bakery closing
• Lincoln to house special ed classes
• Tipton County moving ahead with LEDO plans
• Hogsett lavishes praise on KPD help
• Temps expected to stay in 90s
• Benefit dinner concert kicks off Cole Porter fest
• Alcohol, firearm prove to be tragic mix
• IOSHA fines Chrysler $200,000
• Air quality ‘unhealthy for sensitive groups’ today
• Kokomo factory expanding, plans to add 2nd shift
• Issues surface after heavy rain
• Schools to buy, demolish building
• Kokomo assistant superintendent retires
• Man shot dead; acquaintance arrested
• Hot rod tour coming through Kokomo
• ONLINE ONLY: More ice cream recipes
• Wind farm to lower taxes
• Group raising funds for widow’s home
• IU Kokomo will continue offering general studies
• Eastern graduate plans future as art teacher
• Online voters trying to raise park funds
• Public eye - Sunday, June 5, 2011
• Kokomo gets nod in Obama speech
• Northwestern graduate makes changes after attending retreat
• Peru man found dead after crashing scooter
• Main, Union set for two-way traffic
• KDA partners with McDonald’s for annual Strawberry Festival
• Planners finalize trail path
• Event Center mortgage retired
• Student dreams of life in business
• Cameron Mayhill joins Advancement team
• Continuing Studies degrees to remain at Kokomo campus
• Chrysler sales up 10 percent in May
• Firefighters train to use ‘drafting’ to draw water
• Automaker hiring, investing in Lafayette facility
• Kokomo speller completes Wednesday competition
• State OKs Kokomo Gas merger into NIPSCO
• Mayors announce Midwest Automotive Loop
• Special needs T-ball league gears up for second season
• Wind farm abatement gets first approval
• Tuition up 2.5% this year at IUK
• Strawberry Festival returns to downtown Thursday
• Indiana University trustees approve tuition increase
• Memorial Day ride raises money for troops’ phone cards
• Kokomo realtors: Numbers down, interest up
• Western Days set to kick off this weekend in Russiaville
• Central Middle School student honored for volunteerism
• Daniels’ decision ends speculation about Skillman
• Fans enjoy pageantry and history of Indianapolis 500
• State taking a corporate approach to schools
• Funding approved for Russiaville projects
• Group proposes sports complex in Tipton County
• Duke workers spruce up ballpark
• Big acts highlight concert series
• Public Eye - Sunday, May 29, 2011
• Library offering books for e-reader users
• Kokomo man recalls years of building race cars
• Analysts: Better UAW pay possible
• Funding delayed for North St. Extension project
• Maconaquah students preparing for life beyond high school
• Campus closed Monday for Memorial Day
• IU Kokomo names top scholar
• Howard Regional joining IU Health
• Civic Towers residents transform empty lot into urban garden
• KCS lays off 28 teachers
• Northwestern students step up at accident scene
• Delphi files for stock offering
• Campus to offer self-defense course
• Hughey lobbies Capitol Hill for support of CARE bill
• Ivy Tech taking over Event Center
• Storms delay dismissal
• Feuding continues in Tipton
• Commissioners vow to work together on county issues
• City of Kokomo ends contract with Rhino’s Taxi
• Classes disrupted due to tornado warning
• Outages begin with storm
• New group may tackle plans to unify government
• School leaders battle for tips to help Riley Hospital
• Chrysler repays government loans
• Goodfellows awards volunteer
• >Students complete 4-H projects in art, aerospace
• Tipton Co. signs contract with E-On
• Library back to looking at downtown parking lot
• Developer: Apartment project on track
• Deputies puzzle over what caused accident
• Study to measure region's strengths, weaknesses
• Special ed cooperative splits in July
• Restoration work an annual project at Circus Hall of Fame
• Kingston rezoning goes to council
• Howard County cases not affected by lab audit
• 116 participants complete Relay for Life Half Marathon
• Fuel prices prompting changes in transportation
• Public Eye - May 22, 2011
• Bailout repayment helps UAW
• Western, Northwestern students attend Civil War Day
• Police entry ruling debated
• Jobless rate falls to 9.3 percent
• Farmers reporting progress despite cool, wet weather
• IU Kokomo leads collaborative effort for regional transformation
• Bob and Tom vet at Rock Bottom tonight
• County jobless rate reaches single digits
• Chrysler sets up $7.5B repayment
• Orchestra closes its inaugural season
• Alsup, Killings, Glover lead Kokomo to repeat track and field title
• Pettit Park gardening classes put lessons into action
• Tri-Central closes early
• Wind farm seeks tax abatement
• Howard County’s last round barn will call the fairground home
• City to start a new trail
• New Indiana law allows juvenile court judges to intervene early
• Audit knocks town’s finances
• Alliance highlights Kokomo’s economic recovery
• Kokomo promo video unveiled
• YMCA renovation work nears completion
• Blue Star Mothers has new area chapter
• IU Kokomo hosts Great Connect
• Tipton activists seek smoking ban
• Peru expands free-book program for kids
• What’s next for Button property?
• Commissioners renew North Street request
• Bosma pledges a more civil fight
• IU Kokomo signs seven volleyballers
• Drivers look for smaller vehicles
• Former Button Dodge building torn down
• Team Morgan continues teen’s legacy
• New Leaf needs mentors for area children
• Public eye - Sunday, May 15, 2011
• Rain can’t wash out Bona Vista fundraiser
• Chrysler makes $10.4M property tax payment
• C-47 dedicated for WWII pilot Jim Haus
• Dinner theater to benefit circus hall
• Defendant in rape case gets probation
• Ten New Degrees to be Offered This Fall
• Seamless transfer of credits
• Ivy Tech Kokomo celebrates 806 graduates
• Clearing records will not erase past
• Spectacle returns on Saturday
• Better transmissions are a ‘need’
• Purdue College of Technology Kokomo graduates 62
• Family makes sacrifices for education
• Giving back for a life of service
• IU Kokomo honors 502 graduates
• Purdue graduation is tonight
• County schools to bus in Kokomo
• Mourdock to address Miami Co. Tea Party tonight
• IU Kokomo confers 502 degrees at 42nd Commencement
• Vacant properties target of new program
• Kokomo’s recovery racking up positive press
• Donnelly will run for U.S. Senate
• ROTC cadets to graduate from IUK
• Students earn bachelor’s degrees in double-time
• IU Kokomo to celebrate 42nd Commencement
• Consumer protection laws take effect July 1
• CASA needs volunteers for child-welfare cases
• Local designers create contemporary retreat in Green Acres
• U.S. 31 closures coming to Hamilton County
• Tipton County consultant’s contract not renewed
• Beta Gamma Sigma inducts 15 new members
• Sharpsville woman discovering Civil War histories of grandfather, six great-uncles
• Local students embracing online university
• Public Eye — May 8, 2011
• Obama: Green technology a must
• Kokomo water rate increase requested
• Another profitable quarter for Haynes
• Nursing graduates recognized, pinned at ceremony
• Body of Peru man found in Wabash River
• Haynes reports $6.2 million profit in 2nd quarter
• Communities observe National Day of Prayer
• Students recognized with turnaround awards
• Peru man to appear on CBS tonight
• No surprise, Pence to run for governor
• GMCH gets new contract
• Christmas Tree House ends 14-year run
• Mock disaster a training opportunity for agencies
• Report: Green means more jobs
• Blush Bash 2011 starts today at Oakbrook
• New state ID law may not change retail store policies
• IU Kokomo's first ROTC Cadets to graduate
• Cameron edges Miller in close one
• Miklik slides past Duncan in 6th District
• Voters defeat Oak Hill project
• Upset in Tipton mayoral primary
• Kokomo at-large races to shape city council
• Kern ready to take on Goodnight in mayoral fight
• Saturn to be highlight at open house
• Office holders beat back primary challenges
• Details emerge in raid that killed bin Laden
• Families of fallen say bin Laden death unexpected, welcome
• Ivy Tech could get Kokomo Event Center
• A life remembered: Continental's John Fredrick dies at 98
• Crescendos to perform spring concert this Friday
• Chrysler turns first profit since bankruptcy
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Nickel Plate bridge could open by late summer
• Sources: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Voters decide school issue
• Alexander brothers served in Civil War
• History is alive in Gettysburg
• Public Eye - Sunday, May 1, 2011
• Kokomo to open another international school
• Father and son fought together
• Third-graders get hands-on lesson in county government
• Mailings stir pot in 2nd District
• Ind. 26 work starts soon
• Ceremonies honor Hoosiers who died on the job
• Ceremonies dedicated to supporter
• Wildcat is on the rise
• Downtown businesses question festivals’ effects
• Wind farm plans move forward
• First athlete signs intent to play for Cougars
• Council debates FedEx funding
• Kites for Kids fundraiser will benefit Autism Resource Center
• Westwind plans to hire 25
• Fundraiser for accident victims set
• Health Fair expands services
• Council approves copier request
• Hundreds walk to end the cycle of violence
• Services will honor those killed on the job
• Leaders expect low turnout for primary election
• Kokomo-Center to lay off 33 teachers
• Late push being made to help hard-hit Indiana schools
• Howard County farmers fear yield loss due to soggy spring
• Howard County home sales down 16.2% over 2010 numbers
• Tax shortfalls driving consolidation talks in Indiana
• Peru home-schooler to graduate college early
• Howard County home sales fall; prices rise
• Hundreds participate in 75-mile Ride for the Troops
• Meeting focuses on wind farm
• Tobacco program funding reduced
• Collectors bring home pieces of Civil War
• Soldiers’ descendants keep the memories alive
• Kokomo Fine Arts League promotes groups, events
• Public Eye - Sunday, April 24, 2011
• Should city workers be on ballot?
• Boyz II Men set to perform at Haynes Apperson festival
• State trying to ease burden
• Toyota says idling may last months
• KHS to reduce lunch period
• Activists push to ban smoking in bars, clubs to protect staff
• Council is unlikely to revisit smoking ban
• 14 tornadoes confirmed
• Chrysler hiring 60 salaried employees
• Weather Service confirms 14 tornadoes in Indiana
• Local officials unsure why felon was freed
• Severe storms rip path through area Tuesday night
• Robert Miller & Son Furniture makes offer on Kokomo Event Center
• CVB provides funding for auto museum
• Miami County pioneer cemetery meeting on hold
• Daniels OKs teacher collective bargaining limits
• Roy Tamir joins campus as vice chancellor
• Northwestern product earns 1st win in majors
• U.S. 31 Kokomo Corridor on target for 2013 opening
• Smoking forum tonight
• Jobless rate hits 2-year low
• Alan Biggs named distinguished alumni 2011
• Kokomo jobless rates dips 0.4 points
• Taylor teachers accept salary cuts
• Howard County family narrowly escapes house fire
• Police say Kokomo man hid video camera in bathroom
• County hopes for compromise with GM Components Holdings
• Kokomo library to hire security officers
• Angel Walk supports domestic violence shelter
• Political funding reports released
• ABATE offers courses for riders of all levels
• Counceling center opens at church
• Free tax prep helps low-income residents
• Morgan’s Raid in 1863 marked the only major incursion in Indiana
• Raiders struck fear throughout Northern states
• Cemetery headed for more state scrutiny
• Public Eye - Sunday, April 17, 2011
• Protecting pumpkin patches, orchards
• Governor adding to school funding
• IUK adds 11 new degrees
• Gaillard named United Way Volunteer of the Year
• Weather radio program renewed
• IU Trustees approve 11 new degree programs
• IU Trustees approve faculty promotions, tenure
• Student Art Show features various media
• Daniels backs $150M boost for Ind. schools
• Peru officials 'clean sweep' downtown sidewalks
• Keeping Morgan’s memory alive
• New mall, new name for Elder-Beerman
• Volunteering is all in the family
• Sewer project an annexation prelude
• Kokomo-Center team wins charity donkey basketball game
• More Subaru lines idling
• Scouting Camporee marks 100th anniversary
• Peabody a constant volunteer for the community
• Teacher contract votes planned
• New inductees chosen for Hall of Legends
• Line halts for four days at Subaru
• Volunteers teach area students everyone is ‘Thumbody Special’
• West-side annexation date is set
• Republican plan shifts district lines across state
• Blush given new volunteer initiative award
• Professionals to discuss mental health issues
• Plan shifts Ind. GOP areas to Donnelly’s district
• Volunteers in Peru clean up Wabash River
• Howard Regional cutting $13 million
• Reform changing hospital funding
• Donkey basketall a night of fun for good cause
• Food pantry initiative earns 18-year-old award
• PANINI RECIPES: For the crispiest hash browns, use a panini press
• PANINI RECIPES: A grilled cheese of a very different class
• Heirlooms offer insight into family’s ties to Civil War
• Series remembers the Civil War
• Exhibit highlights voters role in the political process
• Public eye - Sunday, April 10, 2011
• Dispute shifts $5 million in taxes
• IU Kokomo dance relay helps the FSA domestic violence shelter
• Criticism prompt changes
• Ride for the Troops becoming a community event
• Students, faculty discuss Middle East political unrest
• Suspect sought in Village Pantry robbery
• Obama nixes trip to Indianapolis
• Kokomo wants to share expenses on FedEx project
• Exmeyer part of new class to earn journeyman’s card
• Earthquake drill to be held in two weeks
• Board denies judge's copier request
• Citizens Committee marks a year of accomplishments
• Family mourns death of remarkable man
• Easter basket donations needed for Urban Outreach
• Indiana University Kokomo women's volleyball tryouts slated
• Indiana University Kokomo to explore global issues
• More charges in attempted rape case
• Labor supporters rally in honor of Dr. King
• Community mourns death of Deputy Pearson
• Weather observers sought
• All-day Christian music festival set for Foster Park
• Three education majors receive state honor
• UAW locals' membership up in 2010
• President plans visit to Indy
• ‘Victory for now’ for college tuition program
• Tipton County sheriff's deputy dies
• UPDATE: Union rally postponed
• Union rally for today postponed
• Student is finalist in national contest
• Unions plan protest rallies across Indiana, Kokomo
• Judge turns bedtime stories into book series
• Little progress made in GM talks
• Store VP donates clothing to area school
• Parks department brings back adult Easter egg hunt
• Food pantries expect funding cuts
• Howard County ranks 3rd in hunger
• Volunteers needed to ‘Detrash the Wabash’
• Domino's Pizza reopens
• Delphi reclaims stakes from GM
• Rare disease impacts two local families
• City sees bounce in bond rating
• Two Domino’s restaurants in Kokomo close down
• Delphi buys back ownership stakes from GM and U.S.
• Museum features new stories of Indiana’s aviation past
• Tax man charged in federal fraud case
• Fines spark another delay at Statehouse
• Statehouse activity picking up
• Local officials begin campaign to prevent abuse
• U.S. attorney charges tax preparer
• Unions’ sights on retirees, transferring
• Community supports Bona Vista at annual basketball game
• Tipton County among Indiana's healthiest
• Ind. 26 work begins Monday as part of Major Moves
• Courts are now open -- let the games begin!
• Tipton, Carroll counties among Indiana's healthiest
• New guidelines will affect the insured
• Students encourage thinking "green" during Green Week
• 1800s fire trumpet on display at fire station
• Subaru plant scaling back
• Students get glimpse of farm life at Ag Day
• Eastern, Western students receive Lilly scholarships
• Subaru reduces Lafayette production
• FedEx Ground to get site incentives
• Democrats end five-week boycott, return to Statehouse
• Recently AWOL state Democrats claim win
• Council moving ahead on annexation
• Howard County Reads seeks book suggestions
• Kokomo earns Hall of Fame selection
• Indiana House GOP leader: Dems to end boycott
• Without Dems, House still working
• Changing market changes education attitudes
• More veterans served locally
• County cleared in Shrock case
• Tipton County won’t request more EDIT funding
• Hogsett looks to local officers
• State says bridge must be rebuilt
• Kokomo jobless rate falls to 11.7 percent
• Midwestern Graduate Liberal Studies Conference on April 2
• Teachers make concessions in contract
• IUK to celebrate new basketball, volleyball courts
• Reading council displaying works of young authors
• Company uncovers computer scheme
• Seniors take school spirit on the road
• Campus gears up for annual dance relay
• Firefighters douse wage grievance
• Threat of reform rushes contracts
• Blood drive honors Sharpsville boy
• Civil union bill remains intact
• Man charged with dealing near school
• Authorities ID body
• Kokomo, Bloomington mayors bet on state finals outcome
• Suspect flees by wading in river
• Pence blasts Indiana Dems’ walkout
• Tea Party hosts candidate
• Area Young Authors to display books on campus
• Walorski to run for Indiana’s 2nd district again
• Celebration planned for new basketball, volleyball courts
• American Academy of Pediatrics releases new car seat policy
• Guyott follows different path
• Land stays in family for five generations
• Comedian Richie Holliday brings act to campus
• Activity aimed at teaching students
• Eastside homeowners ready to put flooding problems behind them
• Legislators, residents use Third House session to vent
• Tipton seeking demolition grant for city building
• Education expectations for workers continue to rise
• Getting the message about higher education
• Renovation work begins at YMCA in downtown
• Public Eye - Sunday, March 20, 2011
• Community mourns Morgan Brantley
• Robots have a rough day at regional
• Indiana upgrades online access to records
• Tipton County Council passes modified plan
• Kokomo hires new police officers
• Police: Man had photos of women
• Counties praise voting centers
• Tri-Central earns AP recognition
• Event offers freshmen a glimpse at their future
• Kristen Snoddy named first women's volleyball coach
• Bustin’ Loose variety show returns to Tipton this weekend
• Meeting will focus on vote centers
• City ready to spend block grants
• Markland/Park roundabout engineering approved
• Third charge filed in Hobbs boy's death
• City won’t annex West Side until 2012
• Tannah Thor wins Tribune’s regional spelling bee
• Grissom will build new air control tower
• Drug and alcohol rehab clinic opens in Kokomo
• Arrest made in death of 4-year-old
• Six celeb couples to compete in dancing fundraiser
• Goodnight proposes incentives to draw residents
• Community mourns loss of KHS student
• Sewer project could pave way for joint efforts
• Arrest made in death of 4-year-old
• Spring Break 2011
• Brantley loses her battle to cancer
• Locals worried about state budget
• Family looking to adopt European boy with Down syndrome
• Tipton sheriff seeking more help
• Regional spelling bee is Tuesday
• Newspapers’ project spotlights barriers in access to public documents
• Inaugural supermarket Sweep raises nearly $2,000
• Public Eye: March 13, 2011
• IU Kokomo adding new slate of Friday classes
• GOP looks to make Daniels education cuts permanent
• Updated school funding formula proposed
• Tharp takes role as interim athletic director
• Center shooter gets 30 years
• Hundreds killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Prosecutor still studying evidence in death of Hobbs boy
• Abound project earns national award
• Thousands protest at Statehouse against GOP agenda
• Teen charged with child porn possession
• Unemployment went up in January
• Protesters heading to Statehouse for union rally
• Would-be abductor was hiding in back seat, police say
• Brantley living a real life love story
• Nearly 500 students will perform at music festival
• Accused city worker back on the job
• Plea rejected in drug case against doctor
• Calling all star gazers to an open house!
• Schools earn state recognition
• Former owner of Palmer’s Jewelry dies at 93
• Walkout may put districts in peril
• Orchestra kicks off season Saturday
• Candlelight vigil seeks justice for Dylan Cast
• Campus increases courses offered on Fridays
• Two local schools receive Four Stars
• AIM day offers glimpse of college classes
• Local FedEx expansion set to begin
• New animal control officer at work in Peru
• Education a theme at manufacturing summit
• State official: Consolidation a local decision
• Mayor involved in domestic incident
• Students share work at research symposium
• Trail project moving ahead
• McConnell moving items out of house
• Mayoral candidates discuss future of Tipton Co. economic development
• Peru recognized for attracting new business
• ’61 state title banner still fuels Kats’ players
• PHOTO GALLERY: 1961 KHS Boys State Championship
• Public Eye - Sunday, March 6, 2011
• Union says look at what happened in Louisiana
• Kokomo Urban Outreach food pantry moving
• Maconaquah’s French club celebrates Mardi Gras
• Deal for Event Center nearly complete
• Schools working to set rosters
• White not receiving support
• Automotive parts supplier fire cancels auto shifts
• Burton pushes for DSRA hearing
• Bed bugs spreading from homes into public areas
• Bed bugs a psyche sapper
• 10 pounds of marijuana seized after chase
• 10 pounds of pot seized after chase
• City says no to firefighters
• Faculty member named Nurse Educator of the Year
• Students take part in Read Across America
• Guilty plea planned in drug fraud case
• Tipton County exploring options
• Many big questions surround Duke Energy’s plan
• Running toward a cure
• Gerry Stroman lauded for dedication to education
• Rate increase request draws 100 to hearing
• No criminal charges for ex-director
• Former governor said they bind local officials’ hands
• Kernan makes case for government reform
• Projects explored to improve Kokomo's Wildcat Creek
• Kokomo narrowly misses floods
• Last U.S. veteran of WWI dies
• Flood warning in effect for Kokomo area
• 4 races set for Tipton primary
• Cold case has Kokomo ties
• Workshop showcases techniques for handmade crafts
• Candidates in Peru look ahead to November
• Howard County ahead on property reassessments
• Near-record crowd turns out for chili cook-off
• A conversation with Bennett on education reform
• Works board readies extension of city sewer service
• Public eye - Sunday, Feb. 27, 2010
• Duke Energy foes headed this way
• Bargaining rights for teachers in danger
• Brant Parry takes over Superior 2
• Kernan to discuss local government reform report
• Mother Nature interrupts hoops schedule
• Kingston apartments are a go
• Deadly snake found in Kokomo home
• Campus is closed Friday, February 25
• Western senior Brantley no longer just surviving
• Board rejects money-saving proposal
• Consumer group OKs Kokomo Gas, NIPSCO merger
• Delphi readies drivers for statewide texting bans
• Union leaders won’t stop protests
• Worker facing molest charges
• Former legislator draws a line with redistricting
• More jail time for escapee
• Open House features grad, adult student programs
• Dems walk out over right-to-work
• Support lines up for Mourdock
• Commissioner gives an update
• 2 named as Best Place to Work
• House Republicans suspect Democratic walkout
• St. Joseph a ‘Best Place to Work’
• County considers change to CCC
• Indiana panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• Educator who is a legislator rallies protesters
• Burress drops out of at-large city council race
• Lesson in redistricting comes to Kokomo
• Susan Sciame-Giesecke named executive vice chancellor
• Crash kills 9-year-old
• Campus announces part-time dean's list
• Abound Solar not accepting résumés
• Children must pass reading test to leave third grade
• Pantry reviving popular TV show
• Medical clinic now operating
• Tipton County officials divided on EDIT spending
• Polar Plunge raises $17,400 for Special Olympics
• Public Eye - Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011
• Awards recognize Stroman’s dedication to education
• Polar Plunge raises more than $17,000
• Battles are set for primary election
• Kokomo honors 1961 state championship team
• Death of boy still being examined
• County receipts dispute tort claim
• Colosseum Combat returns Saturday
• Worker program shrinking
• Mind your manners
• Schools support Brantley
• Woman found in field suffering from hypothermia
• Multicultural Student Organization to host Wellness Fair
• Firefighters seeking pay raise
• Company provides high-tech alloys for aircraft, space shuttle
• State may eliminate municipal gun laws
• Bill raises concerns
• Event draws support for black-owned businesses
• Comedian Donnie Baker to perform in Kokomo
• County to host vaccine clinics
• Teachers worry about impact of reform
• Plea nets arsonist 10 years
• Ferguson upset over GOP waiver
• Campus to offer club sports; consider NAIA conference
• IU Kokomo to host financial aid workshop
• Teen encourages others to write to soldiers
• Annexation the topic at city council meeting
• GMCH workers getting up to $3,000 bonuses
• ‘Extreme Makeover’ wants to return
• Library hosts read-in as part of Black History Month
• Spellers to raise funds for students
• County debating facility’s future use
• Galveston Volunteer firefighters getting new truck
• Walk a Mile raises record amount in 10th year
• Last phase of Dixon widening project set to start
• Mayor Goodnight preps for annual address for city
• Public eye - Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011
• Art Gallery features jewelry and metalsmithing
• Senate passes bill impacting vets
• Jumping on the [circus] bandwagon
• Kern files as GOP
• Auditor reviewing payroll records
• State business center recognizes Sweet Poppin’s
• Master of Science in Nursing Gets Approval
• Kern files as a Republican
• Census: Kokomo loses 645 residents
• Sisters reunited
• Kats for a Kure raises $3,000
• Indiana census data out today
• Mourdock to speak at Lincoln dinner
• Society created to unearth forgotten traditions
• Abound to consider stock sale in future
• House readies for vote on gay marriage amendment
• Veterans’ benefits in jeopardy
• Plea deal calls for 30 years
• County eyes prospect of centralized voting system
• Missing woman found dead
• Abound execs tour new Tipton facility
• Kokomo leaving special ed cooperative
• KPD property system pursues efficiency through technology
• Indiana due for head start on political map-making
• Ensuring new starts for women and their children
• ‘Wrapping up in a prayer’
• Chefs to fight for bragging rights
• Schools looking for more students
• Reagan remembered at community celebration
• PHOTO GALLERY: BLUSH - Hungry for Love
• Bridging the gap
• City seeks partners to help fund bus stop project
• Public Eye - Sunday, Feb. 6, 2011
• Snowfall wipes out basketball schedule
• Chocolate Celebration warms Kokomo
• Unemployment benefits solution won’t be painless
• Kokomo to host forum on options
• Pence on hand for Lincoln dinner
• New Schools Initiative Community Forum Tuesday Feb. 8
• Haynes starts year with more growth
• Schools will have to make up snow days
• Former Manor director pleads guilty
• Social services gets local revamp
• Middle school changes on agenda
• A banner year for United Way
• Residents dig themselves out after storm treads lightly on Kokomo
• Sleet a roadblock for plows
• Area roundup - Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
• Facebook comments - Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011
• Snow, ice skip around Kokomo
• Republicans jump in council races
• Chocolate Celebration postponed
• Storm-leery shoppers wipe out stores’ shelves
• Sleet trumps snow
• Tipton County puts plan in action
• Little Caesers robbery suspects arrested
• All Ivy Tech Kokomo Region campuses closing at 3 p.m.
• Goodnight nixes Indy trip
• United Way announces program funding
• Fire claims home
• Bracing for bout with winter
• Chrysler Group’s 2010 losses don’t stop bonuses
• Campus is closed for Tuesday, February 1
• Major snowfall expected this week
• Armed man ties up employees, robs pizzaria
• Targeting homegrown terrorists
• Fourth annual fashion show supports American Heart Association
• County rejects ED offer
• Tipton eyes new structure
• Coming together to share in God’s love
• Kokomo’s housing market shows small improvement
• Documentary making an example of Kokomo
• Tribune, local gyms fight the Battle of the Bulge
• Public eye - Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011
• Finding homestead credit fraud
• Blood supplies fall to a 10-year low
• IU boasts record-breaking enrollment
• Goodnight ready for election season
• Alliance watching for Illinois tax departures
• Suspect in threat case has history
• Helping one of their own
• Suspect sought for passing phony money
• Boyfriend named as person of interest
• Mother’s boyfriend named person of interest
• No GOP challenger emerging
• Music teacher begins string orchestra in Peru
• Candidates lining up for council races
• County prosecutor reviewing death of Hobbs child
• United Way exceeded its fundraising goal
• Teachers lobbying against reform
• Student absenteeism spikes as flu season gets quick start
• Legislators divided on smoking ban
• Kokomo jobless rate falls to 11.9%
• Emergency loans OK’d for Kokomo, NW
• GMCH dominates city council meeting
• Tea Party can unify for 2012
• Kokomo teacher uses textbook she authored for class
• NRA wants state to ban employers from gun-related questions
• Musician John Rush to perform on campus
• Officials push for radon testing
• Apps for education
• New study offers conflicting information for new moms
• State suggests merger
• When life returns this spring, the undead will take over Kokomo
• Leaders call for unity to further tea party’s interests
• Public Eye - Sunday, January 23, 2011
• Workshops help women get ahead in workplace
• Clash of the Cans competition will benefit local food pantries
• Third candidate entering mayor’s race
• Arson suspect receives 30 years
• Federal judge discusses importance of tolerance
• Locals support reform
• Co-defendant in Rethlake homicide pleads guilty to cocaine charge
• Daniels targeting township government
• Stay safe in the snow
• Two-semi collision shuts down Ind. 29 in Carroll Co.
• Tipton sheriff asks for more deputies
• Backhaul bypasses Kokomo
• Legislature tackling education reform
• A helper for the helper
• Primary contests shaping up
• Equipment damaged in fire that destroyed house
• Westfield company relocating to Tipton County
• Trolley service still free
• Company signs lease for hangar
• Two businesses new to downtown receive grants
• United Way grants help local food agencies
• Fire destroys home west of Kokomo
• A splashin’ good time for less money
• Kinsey kids help keep Kokomo beautiful
• Sheriff escorts man from meeting
• Scaredy cat no damsel in distress
• New bill pushes for fiscal discipline
• Refreshing Springs getting its own church
• Leaders still looking to Dr. King’s example
• Cicero artist will create governor’s award
• Bona Vista crowns new champ at annual dodgeball tourney
• State lawmakers focus on pressing financial issues
• Group will not appeal annexation
• City sewer rates have doubled as mandates pile up
• Sewer project moving forward
• Rogers promotes 2 lieutenants
• Sorority expanding MLK day celebration
• Opening up downtown
• County’s township reform could become state model
• Comedian Michael Palascak brings act to campus
• Campus, local sorority to host Martin Luther King celebration
• KCS Board Approves Three New Schools
• Two men suspected in 20 robberies arrested
• Daniels' voucher proposal not received well
• School leaders see few negatives in governor's plans
• Medical devices our next industry?
• Committee to continue talks on local government consolidation
• Judge seat open for Chocolate Celebration
• ISP asks motorists to avoid U.S. 31 in northern Tipton Co.
• Tea Party has target on Lugar
• Miami County says goodbye to former sheriff
• Blowing snow cause for concern
• Graduation loophole under fire
• Daniels urges aggressive school changes
• County schools closing early; city cancels meeting
• Darrough Chapel sewage hearing set
• Leaders gather for annual mayor’s prayer breakfast
• Kokomo to offer new choices for schools
• Goodnight: City back in the black
• Arizona attack shocks Indiana members of Congress
• Fifth-grader’s 11th birthday is a numerical anomaly
• County hiring firm for reviews
• Bill targets blue law on motorcycles
• You can change a life
• New study discredits autism research
• City will present EDIT budget proposal Monday
• Public Eye - Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011
• School of Business earns reaccreditation
• Internet TV station considers move to Kokomo
• Postal merger gets first OK
• Sunrise owner yet to be found
• Unions say legislation is wrong way to go
• Company closing Kokomo factory after six decades
• Burglars hit VFW, Elks
• Business comes to Grissom Aeroplex
• KPD responds to more than 30 accidents in two hours
• Kinsey officer sentenced for porn
• Miami County sheriff dies
• IU Singing Hoosiers to perform at Havens Auditorium
• Snow flurries leaves road slick
• Sunspot robbed at gunpoint
• Former Miami County sheriff dies
• Mother to plead guilty
• Political fight breaks out as session opens
• Local legislators get an eyeful
• County employees’ lunch hour issue tabled
• 112th Congress convenes
• County restores GKEDA funding
• Roadshow back in town to make appraisals
• Group in violation of open door law
• Chrysler worker was always on the job for his family
• 419 full-time students make dean's list
• Low Bob’s robbed at gunpoint
• Babies greet New Year at local hospitals
• Curnutt plan run for Tipton mayor
• New online courses, academic opportunities
• State: Kokomo Chrysler worker dies after fall
• Peru to build new transit facility downtown
• Questions surround city’s plans for annexation
• Tipton County officials remain at odds
• Man holds mother-in-law hostage in Vaile Ave. home
• Man wearing hard hat robs First Farmers Bank
• Grissom Air Museum revamping exhibits this winter
• Public eye - Sunday, Jan. 2, 2010
• Like retail stores, restaurants did better in 2010
• GMCH Kokomo Fab III looking to new business plan to keep itself going
• Chrysler, Delphi making tax payments
• County holds off on pay rate changes
• Residents awake to ground tremors
• Obama caps Kokomo 2010
• Community mourns contributors who passed in 2010
• Geological survey confirms 4.2 magnitude earthquake
• Heading in different directions
• Stories that inspired
• Bill seeks decrease in income tax rates
• The odd side of news
• Buck wants restrictions lifted on judges’ ages
• Radio recipients to get an upgrade
• Historical Society to tackle Ryan White story
• Tree House raises $3,500
• Funds run out for ED office
• Party like it’s 2011
• Shoppers looking for sales after Christmas
• Volunteers feed Christmas dinner to hundreds of area residents
• Revenue department wants its share of online sales
• Howard Haven gets 12-person bus to shuttle residents
• Public Eye - Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010
• Footprints lead deputies to burglary suspect
• 84-year-old stays busy with volunteer ministry
• Karickhoff tackling tax issues
• State warns against deed scam
• Holcomb tapped to lead state GOP
• Children learn about service during the Christmas season
• Library board adds educator
• Airman surprises his new bride at the We Care Christmas Tree house
• Bellaw will lose 9 days of vacation
• Center receives grant for expansion
• Red Ribbon reaches out to 1,060 families
• Compassion defines Peru volunteer
• Innovation, entrepreneurship, education vital to region's success
• Red Ribbon Outreach delivers 1,060 boxes
• Future of Kokomo Event Center unknown
• Bona Vista tops firefighters in skit competition ... again
• Daisy Strange has volunteered at Howard for 10 years
• IU Trustees approve School of Education
• Census Bureau: Ind. keeps its 9 U.S. House seats
• County employees lose paid lunch
• Debbie Harrison an unsung hero for Goodfellows
• Howard County housing market remains sluggish
• Campus to close for holiday season
• House market remains sluggish
• Area schools graduation rates released
• Hershman focusing on economic development
• Women have volunteered at Haven for three decades
• Local donations steady
• YMCA, Carver Center take on childhood obesity
• Federal law makes changes to school lunches
• Kokomo jobless rate up to 12.9%
• Runaway gingerbread men
• County questions assessed value
• Cause of fatal fire unknown
• WWII veteran made one last flight
• Kokomo unemployment goes back up
• City wins West Side annex appeal
• Tree seller celebrates 50 years on Maple Crest lot
• Older trees survive floods and drought
• Woman killed in blaze
• Observatory opens for total lunar eclipse viewing
• Woman found dead in burning home
• GM files tax appeal
• Kokomo boys ask Santa to give their toys to others
• Gift Lift packed and ready
• Union reps divided on planned postal merger
• Honors program provides additional learning, instruction for students
• GMCH considers incentive pay plan
• City bid regulations move ahead
• Feds finalize $400M for Abound plants
• Campus offers professional development for professors
• Chrysler investment grows another $85M
• Snow delays schools
• Favors dinner expects crowd
• Goodnight wants four more years as Kokomo mayor
• Northwestern to ask for loan
• We Care Wrap-up auction attracts record crowd
• City Hall could get makeover
• County looks at cutting paid lunches
• Kroger manager planning to retire after 45 years
• Businesses hold toy drives to benefit needy children
• Public Eye - Sunday, Dec. 12, 2010
• Police officers help 110 families shop for the holidays
• Finding children a ‘forever home’
• Stimulus funding provides improvements to area highways
• Chrysler requesting third abatement
• Police warn of potential scammer
• Taylor to open school-based employee health clinic
• Two teams will compete in robotics state finals Saturday
• City calls for demolition of Taylor Street house
• Police awaiting results of tests
• County’s legal costs adding up
• Restaurant employees mount criminal case
• Newest eatery closed
• Educators split on reform
• Baby, it’s cold outside
• City, county moving ahead with dispatch center merger
• Sunrise Steakhouse shut down
• Donor drops a gold coin in kettle
• Remembering fallen comrades
• Traffic stop results in seizure of 22 guns, 2 arrests
• Infant dies of asphyxia
• County seeking court order
• We Care wraps up 38th telethon
• Bank on project coming to area
• Groups opposed to merger
• Volunteers help send children smiles in a shoe box
• We Care auction continues through generosity of donors
• Debate heating up on military’s gay ban
• Public eye - Dec. 5, 2010
• We Care kicks off
• Porter joining Hoosier Heritage Gallery
• City looking for savings
• Howard County awaiting Chrysler assessed value
• Hit-and-run accident in Peru injures 1
• Investment doubles Chrysler’s tax value
• Red Ribbon Christmas a Kokomo tradition
• United Way is nearing its goal
• Corn, soybeans selling at highest levels since 2008
• Debate rages over jobless benefits
• Teachers encourage class supplies, homemade items for Christmas gifts
• No cuts planned in 2011 for education
• Boy died of blunt force trauma
• Transit center opens downtown
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Kori Brown and iroK: Helping Families Make Ends Meet
• We Care Telethon, Santa’s arrival among weekend’s holiday activities
• Parents struggle the choices of their daughter
• Alumni Association names President's Award recipient
• Robbery suspects nabbed within minutes
• Parents charged in drugged baby case
• Family thankful for volunteers
• City hopes fee drop spurs development
• Infant critical following alleged beating
• Tourism groups could merge
• Christmas lights display builds on military tribute
• Funding cut for executive director
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by car
• Council changes could be in the works
• Private schools get creative to teach fitness
• School food consistent throughout the state
• Holiday trimmings unveiled at Seiberling Mansion
• Wyman seeks better relationship between city, county
• Public Eye - Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010
• Major retailers report better crowds for Friday’s sales
• Retailers offer 4 days of deals
• Company looking for new customers
• Goodfellows sign-ups beginning next week
• We Care Park aglow for the Christmas season
• Customers camping out for bargains
• Volunteers prepare free Thanksgiving Day dinners
• Chrysler CEO: ‘We will be fine. Watch.'
• Economists say Chrysler job retention as good as growth
• Kokomo unemployment changes little in October
• Aircraft company a go at Grissom
• Karickhoff lands key committee posting
• Happy Thanksgiving
• Chrysler invests another $843M
• Sycamore Elementary students, staff meet President Obama
• Presidential visit a sunny, cold day
• McRobbie, Harris greet President Obama in Kokomo
• Obama, Biden have lunch downtown
• Chrysler announces 2nd new transmission line for Kokomo
• IU Kokomo Welcomes President Obama and Vice President Biden to the city of Kokomo
• Chrysler CEO to attend Obama event
• Chancellor touts IUK on eve of visit
• County home sales remain slow
• Kokomo ranks as 'most affordable' housing in U.S.
• State eyes makeover of education system
• Indiana school funding changes take root
• Staying safe this holiday
• The first-ever ‘Chunkin’ event raises money to fight diabetes
• Courthouse lawn will again have decorations
• Foreclosed homes with pools present a hazard
• Public eye - Sunday, Nov. 21, 2010
• City of Firsts becomes case study
• Obama, Biden to visit ITP II
• Humane Society working with city to expand hours
• Haynes ends year with $8.9M gain
• County pulls its GKEDA support
• Obama to visit
• Peru murder case to be profiled on TV
• Obama to visit Kokomo next week
• Boulevard bridge set to reopen Friday
• Food bank’s low supplies leave pantries seeking alternatives
• Fire destroys Walton gas business, closes U.S. 35
• Who’s the Grinch that stole Christmas?
• IU Kokomo Observatory hosts open house
• General Motors: Stock prices higher than expected
• Conciliatory note on Legislature’s first day
• IU Kokomo names new vice chancellor for advancement
• New master's program focuses on health management
• Abound building sale moves back
• Peru man dies from gunshot wound
• Power out in Greentown
• Sheriff signs dispatch agreement
• The Glass Canopy Café is open for the school year
• Inmate commits suicide at jail
• 3 blazes busy firefighters Sunday night, Monday morn
• We Care closes out Trim-A-Tree Festival with annual auction
• Teams needed for Pumpkin Chunkin
• Group sending packages overseas
• Governor seeking judicial applicants
• Safety of motorists a concern around holiday season
• Man dies after car crashes into church
• Dwindling funds may shape the look of education reform
• State education costs on the rise
• Public Eye - Sunday, Nov. 14, 2010
• Weeklong observance helps raise local awareness of homelessness
• Norm? teaches importance of discretion online
• Teacher a state award finalist
• Marriage expert to speak at church
• Harvest not bad for a tough year
• Judge confirms trial date for suspects in rape case
• County explores merger options
• High school challenge will benefit area charity
• Students recognize area veterans
• A family tradition of service
• Economy better, but recovery too slow
• Kokomo brothers visit World War II Memorial
• IU Panel: 'Worst recession,' 'worst recovery'
• Event center excluded from consolidation
• Karickhoff resigns his council seat
• Burn ban is back in effect
• We Care Park decorators are upping the ante
• A silver lining to Chrysler losses
• County burn ban back in effect
• 'To Kill a Mockingbird' picked for Howard County Reads
• Businesses, city salute those who have served country
• Library tables branch expansion
• Field fire ignites despite burn ban
• Goodnight calls home from China
• IU Kokomo partners with Blush youth event
• Campus embraces blanket project for local children
• Daniels reaches out to Democrats
• Clinton Central Schools recognized for growth
• Getting youth involved
• Summer’s drought continues to affect area farms, businesses
• Public eye - Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010
• Galveston awarded nearly $220,000 to install sidewalks
• Keeping kids safe in cyberspace
• Team Metz tops $100,000 goal in fundraiser for Riley
• Kroger changes discount
• Eastern board to vote on contract
• Table tennis tournament is family fun
• City, KDA share more awards
• Miami County sets events to honor local veterans
• Students still in need of vaccinations
• IUK chancellor on ‘Inside INdiana’ tonight
• Post-election, Donnelly looks ahead
• Metz raises nearly $100,000
• List of businesses offering discounts for Military Appreciation days
• Businesses sign on for annual Military Appreciation Days
• Real World star to give diversity lecture
• Chancellor Michael Harris to appear on Inside INdiana Business
• Two wanted in gun thefts
• Public silent at rate hearing
• Local woman teaches infant massage classes
• Divers locate gun in river
• GOP begins search for Karickhoff’s successor
• Donnelly retains his seat
• Wyman defeats Trine
• Karickhoff takes District 30 seat
• 2010 General Election
• Republican Burton wins 15th term in Congress
• Republican Coats wins back Senate seat
• Democrat Donnelly nips GOP's Walorski in Howard County
• Recession aggravated school funding shortfalls
• Budget cuts lead to limited programs
• Change in voters’ hands
• Get-out the vote effort under way
• Group lobbies appeals court
• We Care kicks off Trim-A-Tree Festival this week
• County approves overtime costs for jail
• INDOT set to begin work this week on Ind. 19 bridge
• Dixon Road opening ahead of schedule
• Charity accepting early bird sign-ups
• Public eye — Oct. 31, 2010
• Western claims 3rd-straight state band title
• Childhood wellness: Making up the physical standard
• Tax reform on the table
• United Way campaign at 22 percent of 2010 goal
• GM tax appeal denied
• Burn ban lifted in county
• Community honors fallen soldier at funeral service
• Student research projects on display this Friday
• Faculty to share research projects, student programs
• Installation speech of Chancellor Michael Harris
• Michael Harris installed as sixth chancellor of IU Kokomo
• Halloween Open House set for this Friday
• Arts and crafts show features regional crafters
• City of Kokomo, west side await annexation ruling
• Cartoon not sent from county office
• GM makes case for reduced tax bill
• County officials urge residents to get flu shots
• District 30 race surpasses $500,000
• Success Stories
• Harden was a Kokomo original, advocate for workers
• Ellsworth defends his record
• Goodnight heading on China trip
• Emergency dispatch resolution moves to mayor
• Area leaf pickup beginning next week
• A story of survival
• Dispatch vote goes to the city
• Perspective Preview October 18
• Radiography students take first place
• Campus, region to celebrate Chancellor's installation
• Blanchard sentenced to 195 years in triple murder
• Canadian manufacturer purchases Trelleborg facility
• U.S. Postal Service to meet about merger plan
• Public Eye - Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010
• Police warn businesses to watch out for phony money
• Spending to defend their seats
• A place to worship
• County working toward a compromise with Chrysler
• Wyman, Vincent lead local fundraisers
• Report finds few benefits to mergers
• Kokomo could expand trolley service
• Retailers expecting to hire more holiday employees
• More than $1 million in back taxes paid
• Economic outlook panel set for next month
• Ceremony will honor Civil War soldier
• Fire marshal distributing specialized smoke alarms
• Fire officials teach importance of smoke alarms
• EPA done cleaning up slag at Continental site
• New jobs expected for Miami Co.
• State-wide cases of whooping cough on the rise
• Students are past deadline for updated vaccinations
• Company predicts lower heating costs
• Recycle that can for Howard Haven
• Hot Glass, Cool Past
• House race feels a little heat
• Recorder’s office plunges into the Internet age
• On air and off
• Renovated library downtown now open
• Prince Greg
• Wyman responds to Trine’s criticism
• ‘Horse lady’ says city ignored her
• Domestic violence vigil honors 54 victims in Indiana
• Flu shot clinic available on campus
• Bypass rezoning moves on to council
• About
• Women leaders receive community recognitions
• Library, IT to unveil digital media center
• Campus enhancing economic development partnerships
• Library opens state-of-the-art digital media center
• Student alumni association hosts blood drive
• Campus offers free mental health screenings
• Annual vigil raises awareness of domestic violence
• Campus gets facelift during beautification days
• Art Gallery features artist, scenes from Indiana
• Create a life-size scarecrow at annual event
• Campus to receive grant money for emergency management
• Kokomo mayor to host walking tour tonight
• Kokomo Gas: Expect lower winter rates
• Northwestern, Eastern collect more than 1,000 coats
• Staff Council seeks vendors for arts and crafts fair
• Pit bull attacks child
• GM letting employees buy stocks at initial price
• Community grinches kill courthouse Christmas lights
• Library board votes to expand South Branch facility
• Kokomo man receives Purple Heart
• Delphi meeting with U.K. group
• Trustees move forward with merger talks
• Tax bill overdue for motel
• Deer on roadway causing crashes
• Celebration packs renovated downtown branch
• Public eye - Sunday, Oct. 10, 2010
• Upward basketball, cheerleading open doors for churches
• Construction set on Ind. 26
• Kokomo Quarter Midget Club closes season tonight
• Full-time enrollment up at Peru Ivy Tech
• IU Kokomo sharing grant with other state campuses
• Fire destroys apartments
• Two arrested on alleged meth charges
• Kokomo among IU campuses sharing grant
• Saturday’s KokoFest will feature 13 area breweries, live music
• Recycling program expands
• Residents will have their say on bypass
• Lois Wilson will celebrate 90th birthday on the job
• Study: IUK top among its peers
• Kitty Run drain set to get an upgrade
• KPD computer crime lab on the cutting edge
• Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk to be held Oct. 9
• Howard County Mental Health presents the Fall Sandwich Board Series
• Mental Illness Awareness Week kicks off pair of events
• Signing up with Teen Safe Driver Program could benefit KHS
• Backhaul blame game rages on
• Kokomo soldier receives Purple Heart
• Integrity becomes issue between Goodnight, Thompson
• Chalk this one up to politics
• State House District 30 candidates spar in debate
• City wins award for beautifcation efforts
• Tipton County to vote on ‘spice’ ban
• Blanchard pleads guilty to murders
• With help from businesses, United Way campaign starts strong
• 706 properties on tax sale list
• Omeletty’s gives big check to We Care Park
• Indiana announces selection of the Kokomo Small Business Development Center as State Star
• Fun, games for your Fido
• 100-year business closing in Galveston
• Early crop puts area orchards ahead of schedule
• Brouhaha over recording is attack on Wyman
• Commissioners will not release recording of Wyman and Munsey
• Palmer's getting new look
• Tax sale expected to set record
• KFD issues burn ban
• Pricey parking plan has mayor shaking his head
• Kokomo man sentenced to 20 years in prison for receipt of child pornography
• Mayor testifies at statehouse
• Bunker Hill bank robbery suspect arrested in Mexico
• County responds to records request
• Trick-or-treat hours released
• Russian police officers to visit Howard County Jail
• County enacts temporary burn ban
• Westwind receives $270,000 in loans, grants from city
• Trine goes on the attack as race heats up
• Rewind closes Fortune Fridays season
• Firefighter facing OWI charge
• Ivy Tech Community College to offer Paranormal Investigation Courses
• Peru bans synthetic pot
• Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 3-9
• Democrats replace absentee voting rep
• Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame inducts George Kingston
• Trick-or-Treat hours announced
• Ladd Dental Group hosts 4th annual ‘Dentistry From the Heart’
• Downtown Kokomo selected for annual statewide award
• Baby delivered at Howard county jail
• ‘Horse lady’ angry with city’s decision
• City, county stike deal on health clinic
• Stormwater district aims to save Darrough Chapel
• Giving back
• Kokomo police arrest 2 in connection with Aug. burglaries
• Supporters line streets for pro-life rally in Kokomo
• Tipton County employees get raise
• Weather experts say no relief in sight from lengthy dry spell
• County innkeeper’s tax revenue climbs
• County enacts temporary burn ban
• Trick-or-treat hours released
• Wedding planner ready to spread concept nationwide
• Public Eye: Oct. 3, 2010
• Miami Indians pay tribute to ancestors forced out 150 years ago
• Free Dentistry from the Heart clinic attracts crowd of hundreds
• County schools’ numbers increase
• Jurors cited for failing to appear
• Friday morning fire remains under investigation
• Bunker Hill bank robbery suspect arrested in Mexico
• Hundreds learn a lesson in cooking at presentation
• Kokomo pioneer honored
• Giving back
• Burn ban effective for Center Township
• Brouhaha over recording is attack on Wyman
• Triple homicide suspect pleads guilty
• Palmer's getting new look
• KFD issues burn ban
• Kokomo man sentenced to 20 years in prison for receipt of child pornography
• Senate candidates find little common ground
• Tipton considering employee bonus
• Westwind receives more help from city
• Tailgating for God
• Rewind closes Fortune Fridays season
• Ivy Tech Community College to offer Paranormal Investigation Courses
• Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 3-9
• Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame inducts George Kingston
• Ladd Dental Group hosts 4th annual ‘Dentistry From the Heart’
• Baby delivered at Howard county jail
• City, county stike deal on health clinic
• Chrysler reviews behavior protocols
• Stormwater district aims to save Darrough Chapel
• Businessman charged in sex allegation
• Westwind receives $270,000 in loans, grants from city
• Part of Dixon reopens today
• Russian police officers to visit Howard County Jail
• Commissioners respond to recording complaint
• Cities want change in 911 funding
• Council passes Kingston rezoning
• Great pumpkin shortage is over
• Mayor testifies at statehouse
• County responds to records request
• Owner forced to sell Miami County business
• Synthetic marijuana ban moves ahead
• Moody back in house after ‘Hoarders’ premiere
• Pricey parking plan has mayor shaking his head
• Kokomo Spring Co. closing
• Peru man arrested on methamphetamine charges
• Miami tribe paying tribute to ancestors
• Schools looking for input
• Area women raising money for Susan G. Komen 3-Day
• Tipton cutting budget
• Commissioners seek to purchase Firestone building
• Public eye - Sunday, Sept. 26, 2010
• Finding bargains, supporting outreach
• Signs can predict weight problems
• Education for eating right
• Harvest on record pace due to weather
• Trial moved for lack of jurors
• Annual Oktoberfest offers traditional foods, music and VW show
• Dispatch merger moving forward
• Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame to add Kingston
• Boise removed as plan director
• Officials search for Girl Scout leader
• Trolley picks up
• ‘Hoarders’ episode will air Monday
• U.S. Education Dept. grants $442M for teacher merit pay
• Council completes review of budget
• Changes ahead for plan commission
• Commissioners will not release recording of Wyman and Munsey
• Tax sale expected to set record
• Simply A-Mazing
• Colts celebrate Blue Friday with tour stop in Kokomo
• City’s K-Fuel program running out of gas
• Taylor to benefit from science grant
• Auction will benefit Kokomo Urban Outreach
• Abound bumping up move to Tipton
• Area children visit St. Joseph Hospital for 32nd annual Let’s Pretend Hospital
• Essay contest for fourth-graders part of state birthday celebration
• St. Joseph Hospital receives national ‘Best Places to Work In Healthcare’ award
• United Way loaned associates ready to provide a spark
• Donor establishes $100K scholarship fund at IU Kokomo
• Kids learn about water quality along the Wildcat
• CCC tackles purchasing
• Kinsey officer held on child porn charge
• Unemployment drops to 13.7%
• Elvis to join Oktoberfest Friday
• City, county to discuss purchasing
• Delphi product projects smartphones onto dash panels
• Head-on collision injures 2
• County declines to release recording from council hearing
• Abound Solar is on White House stimulus list
• Total 2010 home sales improving
• Family takes ownership of new home thanks to Habitat for Humanity
• Howard County juvenile corrections officer arrested on one count of allegedly receiving child pornog
• Parent-Community Forums
• Kokomo, Howard Co. jobless rates fall slightly in August
• Kokomo going commercial
• Coats for Kids contest begins
• Two hurt after plane flips at airport
• Perspective Preview September 20, 2010
• Long-awaited transformer arrives at Peru utility
• Learn the warning signs of suicide
• Reunion remembers those still at war on its final day
• Plane passengers not seriously injured
• City hosts community garage sale
• Public Eye - Sunday, Sept. 19, 2010
• Peru City Council considers ban on synthetic marijuana
• Deputies arrest second rape suspect
• Vets helping those alive, remembering those lost
• Plane crash reported at Glenndale Airport
• City budget approved to move ahead
• Veterans reminisce at reunion
• History comes to life
• Howard Co. industrial site deemed ‘shovel ready’
• Bridges Outreach breaking out the bikes
• Veterans gear up for annual reunion
• Howard County veteran not forgotten
• Council debates courthouse security
• County says no to city’s budget; mayor unfazed
• Wyman melts down on budget projection
• Sheriff’s Department seeks information
• Federal grant grows KPD crime lab
• KACC class expresses patriotism through creating silhouette cutouts for local Vietnam Vets
• Koh Koh Mah-Foster celebrating 10 years
• First hurdle cleared in having an arts plaza downtown
• Loss of 375 jobs leads to finger-pointing
• City to pursue monument damage
• City budget makes a splish-splash
• Judge issues max for suspect
• Part-timers’ benefits survive budget process
• Second suspect in rape of teen arrested
• Search continues for man wanted in rape
• Forum addresses state of Midwest’s auto industry
• Official: recording was not malicious
• Monument tumbled by motorist
• Recording of private conversation sparks debate
• Ladies gear up for Saturday’s Girls Night Out event
• Highlights from September Western school board meeting
• Business Spotlight: Comics Cubed opens in downtown
• Ten arrested on drug charges
• See airplanes up close at Glenndale Days, help SMA families
• Board to address audio of meeting
• Two members resign from consolidation committee
• Plea deal pending in murder
• Police search for rape suspect
• Manhunt in Howard County
• Driver named in Ind. 22 fatal crash
• Caucus picks Haworth’s son as replacement
• Local schools show increases in SAT scores
• Main Library tentatively set for Oct. 7 opening
• Downtown plans receives a boost
• Crash claims woman’s life on Ind. 22
• County budget includes surprise employee bonus
• Youths collect 10 tons of food
• West Nile found in Miami Co.
• Organization Day 2010
• Welcome to Kokomo-Center Schools
• KHCPL nearing main library move-in date
• Highlights from September's KCS board meeting
• Library bids on Lincoln building
• Schools moving away from blocks to traditional seven-period days
• Public eye - Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010
• County officials seeking Kitty Run drain loan
• Caring throughout Kokomo
• Ceremony honors those who died in 2001 terrorists attacks
• Growing technology company graduates from Inventrek to downtown Kokomo
• Rescue Mission to benefit from weekend food drive
• Kokomo defending its budget
• Whooping cough at its peak in area schools
• Meeting recording sparks dispute
• Parade marks the beginning Pork Festival
• Family finds final sibling
• Highlights from September's Northwestern school board meeting
• Perfect Ocean not coming to county
• ‘We, the people, are still in charge’
• Mother misses hearing
• Howard County scores a tax victory — again
• KCS operating on balanced budget thanks to reorganization
• Man dies from fall
• Indiana Heart Gallery to Feature Images of Children Available for Adoption
• Man dies falling from Indian Heights water tower
• County seeks help with legal bills
• Council leaves budget intact
• 19% rate hike coming
• Leaders look to law for permanent tax solution
• ‘Steps for Recovery’ a new direction for Gilead House
• Eastern High School selected to get help from Indiana college students in outreach program
• Student housing near IU Kokomo one step closer to reality
• Lack of county dispatch progress angers CCC
• Democratic clerk candidate responds to attack
• IU Kokomo is ‘on the move’ with new chancellor
• City of Kokomo receives $75K grant to promote small business
• Humane society seeking awareness in community
• More charges for ex-nursing home director
• Listen to the county budget hearings online
• Assessor raise gets the nod
• Other raises, adjustments approved by county
• Ellison wish list includes employee raises
• Council debates courthouse security funding
• Legal bills at issue in Chrysler settlement ... again
• Additional charges filed against ex-retirement home official
• Kokomo Common Council only trims one line item in first night of budget hearings
• Kokomo Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• United Way associates heading to businesses
• Donnelly visits Kokomo Opalescent Glass factory
• City Line bus service launched Tuesday
• Commissioners OK dispatch center consolidation plan
• Lafayette lawmaker working to ban ‘synthetic cannabinoids’ in Indiana
• Library ready for move back home
• Labor Day Rally photos
• Tipton Co. celebrates with pork
• Arrest made at gun show
• Rally honors workers
• Electric car battery maker gets cash infusion
• Putting the pinch on Spice
• In the know on the new bus service
• County ups GM's assessed tax value
• Public eye - Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010
• Kokomo to host hundreds of visitors this month
• Kokomo council to decide on 2011 budget this week
• Educators working to meet new reading requirement
• Apperson Way closing at busy intersection
• Area schools receive stimulus money
• Chrysler deal aids budget process
• Taylor celebrates grand opening of the Titan New Tech High School
• Optometrist, pharmacist face drug charges
• World of Warcraft arrestee heading to prison
• Taylor celebrates grand opening of New Tech High
• Townships agree to form study committee
• Road rage sparked shooting
• 31st annual Senior Games about fitness, fellowship
• Mayor urges action on emergency dispatch merger
• More help needed for Day of Caring
• Kokomo City Line service starting Tuesday
• U.S. 31 work to begin on Tuesday
• Delphi adding square footage, but no new employees, with investment
• Family still looking for missing Kokomo woman
• Church marking its territory against STDs
• Michael Kelsey is next Fortune Fridays headliner
• Benefits for part-timers on the table
• Clerical error involved millions of dollars
• Fall election debates are set
• Shots fired near Walnut and McCann streets
• Chrysler, local government reach accord on taxes
• Jefferson Manner exec fired amid drug charge
• KPD joins in on meth bust
• KPD investigating reports of a fight and shots fired
• NIPSCO plans to absorb Kokomo Gas
• Kokomo Gas consolidating with NIPSCO
• State rethinks plan for Ind. 22
• Kokomo company to produce animated film
• Yates gets 165 years in prison in Rethlake murder
• Police chief wants "Spice" outlawed
• County to vote on dispatch agreement
• In-car cameras an integral part of policing
• Obama: U.S. combat in Iraq over
• Chrysler agrees to property values
• Kokomo company to make animated film
• Retirement home director arrested on drug charges
• Pink slips raise red flag with council
• Retirement home director arrested on meth dealing charges
• Apartments win rezoning approval
• Stop signs going up on Markland
• Local government runs the table on Chrysler
• Radio sale draws a big crowd
• Weather radios on sale today
• After year off, Sunday’s event draws 300 participants
• Scholarship to honor victim of mauling
• Public eye - Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010
• Veterans flock to Howard County office for assistance
• A refresher course in the food pyramid
• After-school snack suggestions
• Area schools’ nutrition gets passing grade
• Two-wheel action the draw at IMS
• Apperson curve set for removal
• Chrysler, county agree on tax deal
• New goals on the horizon
• Delphi reveals $25M construction plans
• Goodnight wants Chrysler at council
• Chrysler, local government reach accord on taxes
• S. Ind. highway to close for coal machine’s move
• Delphi investment will expand technical center
• Delphi expanding its office space
• Shifting costs to reduce budgets
• Health of horses improving
• Alternative school helps at-risk students graduate
• Dem recorder candidate committed battery in ’03
• GOP hands township to Dems
• Half Moon wins Taste of Kokomo
• Cut across the board, say judges
• County budget hearings enter second day
• Updated: Confusion reigns over stormwater, surveyor relationship
• Council launches purchasing experiment
• Event Center plans stuck in limbo
• Full-time enrollment sets record
• Hayward doing God’s work
• Horses removed from owner
• Police officers and firefighters agree to no raises
• Council makes Mecca jump through hoops to get zoning for housing near IU Kokomo
• No action taken on CCC’s proposal to combine city, county emergency dispatch
• County offers inmate crew to city
• Someone’s smoking in the courthouse
• Given a choice, students flock to county schools
• Boy tells police he made up abduction story
• County budget hearings open
• INDOT intersection improvement at S.R. 22 and Apperson Way
• Public defender claims he can save county by spending more
• City breaks ground on new fire station
• Menges warns council not to cut courts
• Sheriff asks council to be selective with cuts
• McCann pitches for attorney benefits, eliminates prosecutor's vehicle
• Assessors evacuate the general fund
• City invites Chrysler to explain itself to council
• Commissioners propose early retirement
• Judge rejects plea in police shooting
• City breaks ground for new fire station
• Home sales plunge nationally, locally
• Judge rejects plea in police shooting
• Federal assistance program opens to Kokomo GM workers
• Irish pub coming to downtown Kokomo in November
• Deputies investigating Sunday crash
• Hot, dry weather impacting crops
• Kokomo-Center recalls laid off teachers
• Community protests Delphi over jobs
• Kokomo considers inmate workers
• Western approved for HVAC loan
• Speaker to address renewable energy industry
• Parks department rounds out summer season with ‘Pooches in the Pool’
• Public Eye - Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010
• Indiana farmland values rise more than expected
• Schools reporting transfers on the rise
• ‘Taste’ brings Kokomo together
• Mosquitoes locally test positive for West Nile
• Jobless rate dips slightly
• Commissioners weigh budget options
• County waiting to purchase fire department radios
• Jobless rate in Howard-Tipton metro area dips 0.3%
• State releases July unemployment report
• Taylor raising the bar with Titan New Tech High
• Mayor optimistic tax deal can be reached
• United Way increases its programs, adds an agency
• Fleming: No charges will be filed in alleged sexual assault at jail
• Expect double-sized tax bill next year
• Kokomo recalls laid-off workers
• Townships considering consolidation
• Crackdown on meth
• KPD investigates report of attempted abduction
• Lower revenue means no raises in Miami Co.
• Pork industry rebounding after lean year
• Increase in bacon prices helping pork producers regain profits
• Land optioned for Perfect Ocean
• Kingston factory site could be new home to housing development
• What the heck just happened to Howard County?
• City prepares to distribute early warning radios
• Officer gets another suspension
• KPD investigating attempted abduction of 9-year-old
• Councilman Haworth dies at 69
• Western gains 61 students via transfer
• Republicans challenge Collins being on ballot
• Kokomo man enters Rethlake plea
• Retirees/union rally outside Delphi on Lincoln Road
• Councilman Dan Haworth died Tuesday.
• City councilman Dan Haworth passes
• Loan approval brings Grissom, aircraft maintenance deal closer to completion
• City is ready for sale of radios
• Taste of Kokomo returns Saturday
• Plea agreement for third Rethlake defendant
• KFD rescued one in residential fire
• Northwestern accepting applications
• Bad audit preceded trustee departure
• Shots offered at clinic
• Family raising money for endowment through marathon
• Workshop teaches entrepreneurs importance of marketing
• Indiana will use funds for education
• Public Eye - Sunday, Aug. 15, 2010
• Operations gradually beginning at Delphi’s new facility
• Dan Coats discusses opinions during trip to Kokomo
• Drug court sees success again
• County wants to share legal costs
• Ryan Kitchell leaving Statehouse
• Officials pursue wind farms
• Teacher gets $10,000 grant for classroom makeover
• Officials consider options for cuts
• Woman burned in prank gone bad
• Police extend contract
• Tips for staying safe:
• Schools in session
• CCC passes on MS4 consolidation
• Two become one: Hoosier Ironworks and Milo’s Scooter Shop at the same location
• City blocks county plan for new parking lot
• Another record year for School SUPPLIES program
• Opera coming to Kokomo
• GOP leader accuses Herrell of politicking with tax dollars
• City won’t charge fare for bus rides
• Indiana State Police turns alleged sexual assault case at jail over to prosecutor
• Delphi planning to build in Kokomo by October
• Northwestern Schools to amend budget, sees increase in transfer enrollment
• Yates found guilty on five counts related to Rethlake’s death
• GM, Chrysler seeking lower tax bill
• Kokomo changes its tune
• Bone found is from an animal
• Eastern gets creative to deal with smaller budget
• Teens arrested for allegedly making a bomb
• Concern grows about future of band programs, especially amid school funding cuts
• Bone found at UCT Park belonged to deer
• Counting on fundraisers
• Kids ignite bomb, get to meet police
• Inmates graduate from Miami County PLUS program
• Kokomo Civic Theatre presents ‘Rent’ this weekend
• Eastern Schools looks for new ways to communicate
• Unknown bone found at ballpark
• Busy drug arrest day for KPD
• Eastside shooting sends three to hospital
• Library back on opening track
• Visitors bureau defends operation
• Police beat firefighters in annual fundraiser for United Way
• Making plans to slow traffic
• County suing over old jail
• Howard County tax picture in shambles
• Police looking at bone found in UCT Park
• Three shot on East Walnut
• Local man was the only Hoosier to serve with WWII-era Flying Tigers
• Shooting suspect to undergo evaluation
• Rethlake killer sentenced to 165 years in prison
• No charges filed in alleged jail incident
• Park and Markland to get a roundabout
• Highlights from Aug. 9 KHCPL board of trustees
• Rethlake murderer sentenced to 165 years in prison
• CVB responds to merger proposal with Event Center
• No shots, no school
• Council passes dispatch to county
• Howard County sheriff calls for change in law so a sheriff can be arrested by any officer authorized
• County looking at vehicle policy
• Teen group vying for Pepsi grant
• Deadly crash during motorcycle run still a reminder of dangers on the road
• INDOT schedules U.S. 31 meeting
• Public eye - Sunday, Aug. 8, 2010
• New book documents Tipton’s historic landmarks
• Park/Markland roundabout is coming
• Almost 200 Howard County businesses haven’t paid sales tax
• Job fair at Memorial Gym on Monday
• Peru man saves bees from destruction
• $20 million loss in revenues projected
• State Fair best bets:
• State Fair boasts a diverse lineup
• Exempt status appeals resolved
• Indiana State Fair revenues buffer state budget cuts
• Schools spend $7.3 million on admin costs
• GM ‘reassessing’ future in Kokomo
• Jury convicts second suspect in shooting
• Jury delivers guilty verdict in Yates case
• City moving ahead on capital projects
• U.S. District Court judge sentences Anthony Popejoy for cocaine transactions
• CVB plans to study proposal
• State to wrap its case on Yates
• Several collections for school supplies under way
• Common Council making economic development more difficult
• Stuff the Bus makes its rounds again
• A statement from UAW 292 president Cory Stanley
• Big Betty bursts onto Fortune Friday stage
• Former UPS chairman, CEO speaks of his leadership heroes
• Locally, Democratic Party pushes candidates with white-collar backgrounds
• A second chance at 'The Crossing'
• Defense pokes hole in prosecution’s case against Yates
• KPD enlists help in busting marijuana sale operation
• State health officials report 2010's first signs of West Nile, including in Howard County
• Jurors hear evidence in shooting case
• Kokomo blocks potential sale of Firestone building
• Center asking for CVB duties
• Neighborhoods come together for Night Out
• Kokomo to be 3-city postal hub?
• Children’s Foundation offers a T-ball league for kids with special needs
• Motions for mistrial are denied
• County to file suit against Cedarbridge
• KCS approves shifting building improvement money
• Clerk talks most of county council into hiring employee
• Gov. Daniels coming to Kokomo; he and Karickhoff host Highland Park event
• Indiana Adopts Common Core Standards
• Dan Coats greets Kokomo volunteers, supporters
• 2nd driver dies after Monday's U.S. 31 crash
• Indiana University Kokomo names new dean of the School of Business
• KCS to fly POW-MIA flag year-round
• Police: Pickup drags man as it leaves accident scene
• First day of Yates’ trial marred by relieved jurors
• Library bricks to be stained Tuesday
• K-9 officer retiring from KPD
• Rain impacts Carver Center’s second event in 2 months
• Arsenal found in Sharpsville man’s home
• Public Eye - Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010
• Kokomo teen attends special needs camp
• Yates’ trial set to begin Monday
• Ceremony honors lives of Kokomo’s famous residents
• Ashenfelter, Bridwell, Haynes, Kohn, Kroft, Nelson enter Howard County Hall of Legends
• Attempted child abduction reported
• Tipton County receives $1.56 million from INDOT
• Horse still living in town
• Bids are in on fire station
• Kokomo has benefited from bailout along with Detroit
• Obama hails auto bailout as good news in Michigan
• Extended jobless benefits starting
• Kokomo Beach filled to capacity for annual Duck Derby
• New bus service on the horizon
• IBE honors scholars
• CCC’s dispatch plan gets mixed reviews
• Recycling District stands firm on enforcement decision
• Howard Regional receives Best in Value Award
• County schools’ superintendents talk about consolidation
• GM not changing anything for now
• Edward Jones first in investor satisfaction
• Salin Bank announces employee promotion
• Hoops on the Square looking for a slam dunk
• Local man takes it to the fifth degree
• Defense vs. prosecution in Harris case
• Yates is the next to be tried
• Korean War veterans honored in Armistice Day event
• County council OKs funds for event center repairs
• Kokomo church struggles to pay cleanup debt
• State reports high levels of blue-green algae at reservoirs and lakes
• Nude drawings prompt arrest
• ‘Delphi isn’t closing anything’
• Continental Steel Activities Update (current to 7/22/10)
• Sen. Buck appointed chair of the Lakes Management Work Group; local legislator tapped by Senate lead
• Delinquent personal property tax demand notices to be mailed tomorrow
• GM 'reassessing' future in Kokomo
• Councilman brings up business prospect at meeting
• Center Road closed for U.S. 31 work
• Jail Sexual Assault Case: Mother of victim concerned about cover-up
• Two 10-year 4-H members crowned as royalty
• Sheriff Department sends SWAT team to shooting
• Two KHS students receive $5,000 scholarships
• Deaths still a mystery 20 years on
• Part of Center Road closed
• Howard County Commissioners meeting highlights, July 19
• Schools, suppliers shaping up their food offerings
• Hoosiers can apply for federal unemployment extension beginning Aug. 3
• Four county schools’ superintendents not keen on consolidating
• Meeting set on Tipton drain after INDOT stops work
• Sheriff investigating sexual assault at jail
• County supports dispatch merger
• Drama Camp offers plays to public, learning environment for kids
• Fan attendance down at this year’s Brickyard
• Guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty
• Ducks ready to race for fundraiser
• Getting out of nuisance clean-up business — for now
• Rezoning passes council scrutiny
• KCS waives tuition
• Goodnight supports combined dispatch plan
• Oz Nelson, retired CEO and chair of UPS, to speak in Kokomo on July 30
• Duke cuts apartments' power
• Planting a new idea
• Standoff ends in suicide
• City, county close to deal on health clinic
• Rescue Mission 'beefs up' with 4-H auction
• 2010 Howard County 4-H Fair in review
• Noblesville man injured during shooting rampage in Center
• NWS issues heat advisory
• Investigation continues in Center shooting
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• Rethlake murder trial: Guilty
• Prosecutor’s case in Harris trial raises question of community violence
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