Good morning, Kokomo.

State Theatre has introduced new leadership as it embarks on a revamp that recalls its history of hosting international indie film events.

The theatre plans to hold film festivals for horror + action films starting next year to boost Kokomo’s local arts scene.

At the Indiana State Fair's Backyard Stage next to the Big Top Circus, Skinny Lenny won the latest doxie derby race held from 1 to 2 p.m. local officials warn of minor flooding along Wildcat Creek at Kokomo until just after midnight tonight.

More than 800 students returned to Landis Elementary on Wednesday as teachers greeted them warmly and ensured a smooth start to the school year.

A flood advisory is in effect until 6 a.m. EDT with minor flooding in low-lying areas, so residents are advised to remain cautious.

Earlier this week in Sharpsville, the Tri-Central Community Schools Board approved school fees and personnel changes after an executive session.

In Kokomo, flood warnings remain active at Wildcat Creek with minor flooding affecting parks until midnight+ motorists are advised to avoid flooded roads.

Attorney General Todd Rokita warns residents to check for nearly 40 recalled products in kitchens, living rooms, nurseries, and backyards that may cause fire, tip-over, or choking hazards.

He advises stopping use and following official instructions (from the Consumer Product Safety Commission) to stay safe.

Howard County high school football teams are hosting final scrimmages tonight to prepare for Week 1 starting on Aug.

21. Kokomo and other schools will evaluate players and adjust their game plans ahead of the regular season.