Good morning, Kokomo.

The Howard County 4-H Fair took place Wednesday with rides, events and attractions for local families.

A Northwestern senior won the Supreme Showman title—an event highlight that added extra excitement to the fair.

Steve Auth builds custom trailers called Wooly Wagons that meet each customer’s design needs, including choices for trailer lengths and brake systems.

His shop at 10799 CR West, 100 South in Russiaville uses high-quality aluminum that resists rust + lowers maintenance and helps keep towing loads light.

Indiana University Kokomo's Sustainability Council planted 20 apple trees in the campus ecological restoration site to boost biodiversity.

Director Andy Tuholski said the orchard is part of a five-year Green Horizons Initiative that will create a living space for pollinators, native wildlife + campus engagement.

Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales signed an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to allow the state to use the SAVE program to verify voter citizenship—registrants who lack proper documents will be notified to confirm their status.

Comic & Toy Show

10 AM – 4 PM — Markland Mall — Free entry — Celebrate pop culture with vendors offering anime, toys, and comics.

Back To School Sneaker Ball

3-6 p.m. — Kemper Center — Free entry — Celebrate back to school with music, food, games, and a sneaker-themed dance party.

The Looking Up Tour

7-9 p.m. — Kokomo, IN — General admission tickets available — Experience Sidewalk Prophets live with hits and new music on their nationwide tour.