Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 21st of September.
Good morning, Kokomo.
Area schools are starting a new diploma model that requires 42 credits and offers options for college, work or military—this model emphasizes flexibility and work-based learning.
Officials say the change was approved earlier this month and the current freshman class will be the first to use it.
At the Howard County Commissioners meeting on Sept.
15, officials extended a design contract with USI to plan repairs for two bridges damaged by June 14 flash flooding and approved a deal with Howard Jail BOT to design a new jail at 2200 W. Markland Ave—officials also granted funds to the sheriff’s office to acquire a new K9 from Ultimate Canine.
Indiana Department of Transportation has announced new traffic patterns for Division Road in Tipton County beginning Monday, Sept.
22 — flashing all-way LED stop signs will be installed at the intersections with Indiana 19 and Indiana 213, and drivers are urged to slow down and use extra caution.
The Kokomo girls golf team advanced to regionals after winning the Western sectional at Chippedale Golf Course with a 390 team score that was 12 strokes lower than the runner-up—individual honors went to Peru’s Piercey Dyer who shot a 73.
Halloween Hustle Fun Run 2025
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Kokomo Family YMCA — Registration fees apply — Dress up in your favorite costume and run a spooky 5k this Halloween.
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