Good morning, Kokomo.

Local employees at Circle City ABA voted Monday evening at the southwest side facility to join the UAW International Union.

The union decision follows several weeks of back-and-forth discussions with management.

Tri-Central Middle School announced its honor roll students for the second grading period today.

The sixth-grade students recognized with all As are Amelia R. Davis, Paisley B. Ludlow, Landon R. Marley, Harper N. Ruddell, Tyler K. Salsbery, Maxwell J. Vanosdol, and Leah M. Vernon.

Toma the Mime surprised students at Ben Franklin Elementary during a Young Authors Day assembly on Thursday morning, sparking creativity with silent storytelling that encouraged them to write and perform.

House Bill 1137 would ban additives in ultra-processed foods served in public school meals for schools receiving federal funding.

The proposal was introduced Wednesday by Rep. Julie McGuire (R-Indianapolis) to help improve student nutrition.

Hoosier students aged 13 to 18 can apply for the Indiana House Page Program, according to representatives Manning and VanNatter.

The full-day program lets students view the legislative process, tour the Statehouse, and interact with their representatives during the 2026 legislative session (an opportunity to learn about state government).

Kokomo’s Power P Bounce gym offers a unique fitness experience + community fun with Kangoo Fitness classes at 2111 W Alto Road, partnered by Community First Bank.

Coach Tasha White leads classes aimed at helping locals bounce into their 2026 fitness goals.

Indiana beat Oregon 56-22 in the Peach Bowl on Jan.

9 & now will face Miami in the College Football Playoff title game.

Make Way for Seedlings!

7-9 p.m. — 7 Seasons Cafe @St. Andrew's Church — Free admission — Kickstart your gardening journey with expert advice on seed starting from local farmers.

Big Shrimp Live Performance

8 PM – 12 AM — The Coterie — $5 cover — Catch the rising stars of modern funk and indie rock live in Kokomo.