Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 15th of June.
Good morning, Kokomo.
IBEW Local 1393 said stalled talks with Duke Energy left worker issues unresolved Saturday, June 14.
The union said it will continue meeting to fix matters (including wages and work conditions) in upcoming negotiations.
In March, Lewis Cass High School’s production of 'Grease' did not include rights for key songs—directors Abby Guy and Joyce Bowers had to purchase additional rights through Warner Chappell Music.
Ivy Tech celebrated the 10th anniversary of its ASAP program last Thursday evening at Hingst Hall on the Kokomo campus— the event focused on more than academics and saving college costs.
The program is also available at Logansport and 12 other Ivy Tech locations and supports students across the state.
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education awarded nearly 300 scholarships through the Next Generation Hoosier Educators program—local students including Regan McClain and Sydney Colescott agreed to teach at eligible schools for five years or repay the funds.
More than 1,091 students applied for the record-breaking initiative that offers a renewable award of up to $10,000 a year for academic achievement.
Flooding hit Kokomo and parts of Howard County Saturday after heavy morning rains dropped up to 3—6 inches in some areas.
Water levels on Wildcat Creek near Jerome and in Kokomo rose above flood stage and were expected to fall below it early tomorrow.
Indiana city and town councils will begin broadcasting their public meetings live and posting recordings online for at least 90 days starting July 1 under HEA 1167.
Officials are reviewing the new rule to determine which boards, commissions and school districts it covers — the law excludes some groups such as unelected school boards and certain committees.
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales marked today as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day and urged residents to be alert to scams targeting seniors (focusing on financial exploitation and abuse).
The Indiana Securities Division hosts events at local churches, retirement homes, and civic groups to teach seniors about scam warning signs.
2025 Summer Fest Weekend
6-10 p.m., 9 a.m.-10 p.m., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. — Studebaker Park — Free entry — Celebrate community spirit with food, live music, and fun activities all weekend long.
On-Site Tour of Altra Homecare
9 a.m.-7 p.m. — Altra Homecare of Kokomo — Free entry — Explore the best in senior living with nutritious meals and engaging activities.
Max Gomez & Austin Plaine Live Concert
9 PM — The Coterie — $10 Tickets — Enjoy live performances by Max Gomez and Austin Plaine at this vibrant venue.
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