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Two local leaders, one a Republican and one a Democrat, weighed in on Pres. Donald Trump refusing to concede the election to President-Elect Joe Biden.
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To say expectations are high for the Hoosiers this year is an understatement, and unfortunately, it comes in a loaded year for the conference.
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Are you receiving as many unappreciated surprises as we've had recently?
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Despite the pandemic’s best efforts, the finances of Howard County are seemingly well as the year starts to close.
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A Peru woman, who was the passenger in a vehicle, died today in a crash at the intersection of U.S. 24 and Logansport Road.
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It's a special day in any Indiana town when opening night for basketball is set to kick off, especially if it happens to be the week of Thanksgiving.
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Kokomo School Corporation is one step closer to reducing its carbon footprint and energy costs with the installation of solar fields at two of its schools.
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The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 142 more deaths from COVID-19; none were in Howard County.
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COVID cases at the Howard County jail continue to rise as pending test results come back.
Alexis Robinault, a 26-year-old Instagram influencer with over 30,000 followers, was found dead off a Houston interstate according to police.
CNN's Gary Tuchman speaks to supporters of President Trump in Georgia, who have left up their Trump-Pence signs and flags, holding onto hope that Trump can still somehow overturn the results of the 2020 election.
The quarterback is on pace to be sacked a career-low 16 times.
Kelly Clarkson says the most "horrible" part of her divorce is the kids.
Jesse Eisenberg says the lockdown passed in a "positive and active way".
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- Peru woman dies in Cass County crash
- Western stuffs Kokomo in Thanksgiving matchup
- Kokomo Schools adds renewable energy sources
- Indiana reports 142 new COVID deaths today, none in Ho. Co.
- More positive COVID results come back at jail
- Cancellations mount as COVID cases surge
- Kokomo-native crowned America's Miss Agribusiness
- Christmas parade returns this weekend
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Dr. Anthony Fauci's work to educate the public on the coronavirus pandemic has earned him admirers, but his work on the global HIV/AIDS crisis saw him cheered on by Elton John.
The veteran UofA center blamed his group – but mostly himself – for the Wildcats’ offensive inconsistencies.
The veteran UofA center blamed his group – but mostly himself – for the Wildcats’ offensive inconsistencies.
Michigan takes a drop while Ohio State is still on top in spite of having a game canceled in Parker Gabriel's latest Big Ten power rankings.
CNN's Erin Burnett says Attorney General William Barr is "deserting Trump on voter fraud," after he said the Justice Department hasn't found evidence to support allegations of widespread fraud that could have changed the result of the 2020 presidential election in an interview with the Assoc…
The Justice Department is investigating a potential crime related to funneling money to the White House or related political committee in exchange for a presidential pardon, according to court records. CNN's Erin Burnett and Harvard Constitutional Law Professor Laurence Tribe discuss.
Front-line medical staff at Munster's Community Hospital could receive their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine before the year is out.
UW faces CFP No. 12 Indiana this weekend at Camp Randall Stadium.
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Two local leaders, one a Republican and one a Democrat, weighed in on Pres. Donald Trump refusing to concede the election to President-Elect Joe Biden.
Town displays 40-foot "leg lamp" similar to the one from movie "A Christmas Story"
LARAMIE -- Wyoming has added two more commitments from the Lone Star State to its 2021 recruiting class.
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To say expectations are high for the Hoosiers this year is an understatement, and unfortunately, it comes in a loaded year for the conference.
The Wildcats again have seven nonconference games on the schedule. For now.
Time is running out for the estimated 4 million eligible Hoosiers to claim their share of a $19.5 million data breach settlement with the Equifax credit reporting agency.
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A CDC panel voted 13-1 to recommend health care workers and residents of long term care facilities will be the first recipients of the Covid-19 vaccine when it becomes available. Wolf Blitzer discusses with CNN's Nick Watt and Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
(The Center Square) – A top Georgia election official offered an impassioned plea to President Donald Trump on Tuesday after death threats were leveled at a local election worker.
CNN's Pete Muntean got to take a look at how airlines are preparing to transport the coronavirus vaccine at below freezing temperatures.
Gabriel Sterling, the Voting Systems Manager for the Georgia Secretary of State's office, said that he has police protection around his home after threats came in the aftermath of election results.
Missouri also announced its Senior Day would be Saturday.
(The Center Square) – U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy on Tuesday joined a “bipartisan, bicameral coalition” of lawmakers to announce a $908 billion COVID-19 aid package they hope can pass both chambers before the end of the year.
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Universal Studios Japan gave a sneak peek into the newest addition to its theme park, set to open in February 2021
Head coach Scott Frost has consistently said he prefers to pick one quarterback as “the guy” and stick with him, but the timeshare against the Hawkeyes didn’t appear to knock either player out of rhythm.
Will Plummer did not play like a freshman, or even a redshirt freshman. He produced and handled himself like a guy who can be a winner in Power 5 football over the next four years. But the book on Will Plummer, Gilbert High School's Class of 2020, is a thick mystery that’ll take months to read.
Attorney General William Barr appointed Connecticut US Attorney John Durham to act as special counsel investigating whether intelligence and law enforcement violated the law in investigating the 2016 Trump presidential campaign.
Carolyn S. Grabbe, 78, Kokomo, answered her Savior’s call to go home at 7:38 am Monday, November 30, 2020, at her home. She was born May 7, 1942, to Richard and Dorothea (Hudson) Young, in Tipton County. On June 16, 1962, she married David Grabbe at the Russiaville First Baptist Church, and …
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BOISE — Boise State middle linebacker and team captain Riley Whimpey had the answer as to how the Broncos planned to make up for the lack of depth along the defensive line this week.
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Despite the pandemic’s best efforts, the finances of Howard County are seemingly well as the year starts to close.
Purdue's defense is giving up more than 30 yards fewer this year than last; a young Husker receiver is getting his chance.
Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans addresses the need for stimulus saying, "this is a real economic downturn, it's a public health safety crisis and so that screams out for remedies other than monetary policy."
CNN's Brianna Keilar fires back at Republican Senator John Cornyn over his opposition of President-elect Joe Biden's decision to nominate Neera Tanden to lead the Office of Management and Budget.
Another UA football player has opted out of the season.
Another UA football player has opted out of the season.
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A Peru woman, who was the passenger in a vehicle, died today in a crash at the intersection of U.S. 24 and Logansport Road.
When it comes to making news about protests and action for liberal causes, schools in New England seem to dominate the news. We’ve seen violence and protests surrounding visits from Charles Murray and Ryszard Legutko at Middlebury College. Brown University spent hundreds of millions of dollars in response to student protests related to questions of diversity and inclusion. Yale has seen numerous protests and student arrests, and students there attacked and harassed a faculty couple who headed a residential college in 2015 claiming that they felt unsafe because of an email message about Halloween costumes.
U.S. farmer sentiment weakened following the November 2020 elections. The Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer decreased 16 points from a month earlier, to a reading of 167. Although this month’s reading was almost equal to the pre-pandemic number set back in February, it was 9 percent less than the sentiment reading taken just two weeks prior to the 2020 elections.
From running out of room at the morgue to caring for critically ill colleagues, many doctors and nurses on the frontlines of America's Covid-19 outbreak say they are at a breaking point.
After playing miserably against Illinois, Nebraska held run-oriented Iowa to 2.9 yards per carry.
Attorney General Bill Barr told The Associated Press during an interview that the Justice Department hasn't found fraud "on a scale that could have affected the outcome of the election."
A storm that brought damaging winds and heavy rain has left thousands without power in Massachusetts.
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It's a special day in any Indiana town when opening night for basketball is set to kick off, especially if it happens to be the week of Thanksgiving.
John Renfrow
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As of Nov. 27 there are a few lingering fields of corn still standing in the area. After a few days of rain before Thanksgiving, it will be a little bit until those fields are dry enough to finish. We have continued to work on the list of projects that accumulated during the course of the year. It’s nice to clear off the workbench of stockpiled parts for various projects. We’ve also been selling some hay in the form of small squares, large squares and round bales.
Emma Portner is "so proud" of Elliot Page after he came out as transgender.
Jennifer Lawrence is thankful for the support after her family's farm burned down.
LeAnn Rimes checked herself into a treatment facility for anxiety and depression at the start of her 30s.
Will Parks is now on waivers and can be signed by any team.
Will Parks is now on waivers and can be signed by any team.
The Ghost is Rolls-Royce's smaller, more driver-friendly sedan. CNN Business' Peter Valdes-Dapena takes the $300,000 car for a test-drive.
(The Center Square) – Craft beer often brings to mind small shops and a few people brewing up a unique blend to share with family, friends and maybe a few others. But, in Ohio, it’s big business.
Bellevue West wide receiver Daevonn Hall's first catch in high school was a 63-yard touchdown grab.
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Kokomo School Corporation is one step closer to reducing its carbon footprint and energy costs with the installation of solar fields at two of its schools.
Alyx Arnett
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Calumet City officials expect as much as $500,000 annually in new city revenue from a cannabis dispensary set to open this month.
Nigerian Afrobeats singer Kizz Daniel reveals what inspires him during a drive to one of his favorite spots in Lagos.
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The Indiana State Department of Health today reported 142 more deaths from COVID-19; none were in Howard County.
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COVID cases at the Howard County jail continue to rise as pending test results come back.
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A look at what the Badgers' redshirt freshman QB can improve upon after a tough showing at Northwestern.
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The novel coronavirus is having a field day, causing cancellations across the board and robbing some of their livelihoods in the name of keeping others safe.
John Renfrow
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OPINION A bitter election season is ending; the shape of the Biden Administration and Congress is becoming clear. Just as clear is another political reality – Washington next year will be, if anything, more divided than it was before.
Although Michael Flynn was only Donald Trump's national security adviser for 23 days, his rise, fall and resurgence -- sort of -- function as fitting bookends of Trump's four years in the White House. In the latest episode of The Point, CNN's Chris Cillizza explains why this often-overlooked…
ICU nurse Lizanne Jennings speaks with CNN's Kate Bolduan about losing her mother and husband to Covid-19, only three days apart.
Zoom CFO Kelly Steckelberg says remote work will continue even after a vaccine is available. The company has also seen growth in their customer base with fewer than 10 employees and has launched an event hosting platform to meet those needs.
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While the third try is a charm for some, the first try has been a charm for Kokomo-native Robyn Neill who entered the pageant world this year for the first time and has been sweeping the competition.
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The quarterback is on pace to be sacked a career-low 16 times.
