The Frankfort Hot Dog Festival Returns
The Frankfort Hot Dog Festival begins today in downtown Frankfort and continues Saturday, July 27 with a final event scheduled for Sunday, July 28. Be sure to join Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 as Scott Carney [...]
Olympic News
>>Paris Opening Ceremony To Be Like No Other (Paris) -- The Opening Ceremony today at the Paris Olympics will be like never before. For the first time in the history of the Summer Games, the [...]
Gorton’s Seafood Comes To Lebanon
Thursday marked a big day in the Lebanon Business Park as a beam signing ceremony took place to welcome Gorton's Seafood into Lebanon, commemorating the company's partnership with United States Cold Storage - Lebanon. United [...]
Two Arrested For Road Rage Shooting In Whitestown
James Brown Two people are in custody in connection to a road rage shooting. The incident happened on I-65 in Whitestown on July 3rd, leaving a semi driver critically injured. On Thursday, police [...]
Geraldine “Gerry” Owens
Mrs. Geraldine “Gerry” Owens, age 88, of Brodhead, Kentucky, passed away on Sunday, July 21, 2024, at her home in Lizton, Indiana. She was born on October 28, 1935, in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, a daughter [...]
TPA Park Aviary Adds Security Cameras
The Frankfort Board of Works approved Parks Superintendent Joel Tatum's request to install a total of six cameras at the TPA Park Aviary, five will be perimeter security with the other installed inside to allow [...]
The Famers Bank Construction Project Becomes A Traffic Issue
For the safety of the public Clinton Street between Jackson and Main Street in downtown Frankfort will be one-way going west on Tuesday, July 30th starting at 7:00am. The change is due to The Famers [...]
Five People Charged In November Shooting In Lafayette
Tippecanoe County Prosecutors are charging five adults and one juvenile in connection to a November shooting on Commanche Trail in Lafayette. Keaton Compton, 27, of Frankfort, faces three counts of attempted murder and several other [...]
Sandra Kay “Sandy” Hull
Sandra Kay “Sandy” Hull, 82, of Lebanon, passed away Tuesday, July 23, 2024, at her daughter’s home in Lebanon. She was born November 27, 1941, in Lebanon, daughter of the late Leland G. and Dorothy [...]
New I-69/I-465 Interchange Opening In Indianapolis In August
The new I-69/I-465 interchange at Harding Street will open next month. The Indiana Department of Transportation announced the news to Indianapolis commuters on Tuesday. This is the final section of the I-69 corridor -- connecting [...]
Big Ten Football Championship Game To Stay In Indy Through 2028
The Big Ten Football Championship game will be played in Indianapolis each year through 2028. The annual game was already set to happen at Lucas Oil Stadium this year, marking the 14th time it's been [...]
Boone Deputy Nick Bland Awarded Officer Of The Month
Congratulations to Deputy Nick Bland of the Boone County Sheriff's Department for being awarded Officer of the Month by the Central Indiana Police Foundation! The nomination read in apart, Deputy Bland exemplifies the traits every [...]
INDOT, Purdue University To Partner On Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer Survey
The Indiana Department of Transportation will partner with Purdue University to survey residents in the Greater Lafayette Area about INDOT's dynamic wireless power transfer project on U.S. 52/U.S. 231, located outside INDOT's West Lafayette subdistrict [...]
Robert “Bob” M. Triggs
Robert “Bob” M. Triggs, 70, of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday, June 12, 2024, at Community Hospital South in Indianapolis. He was born Nov. 21, 1953, in New Jersey, a son of the late Edward and [...]
Jay Nelson Osbon
Jay Nelson Osbon, 70, of Lebanon, passed away unexpectedly on June 13, 2024, at his home. Born on July 6, 1953, in Tipton, IN, Jay was the son of the late Carl S. Osbon Jr. [...]
Clinton County Summer Food Program Ends Early
The United Way for Clinton County announces that the last day for the Summer Food Program will be this Friday, July 26th due to staffing issues.