I think he's gonna eat me. - Kokomo is a city of firsts. It's also a city of gigantic, odd landmarks. We are in Highland Park. Take a look at this guy. That's Old Ben. Born in 1902, it's the ...

Chili’s is opening a new restaurant just north of Scranton to honor the legacy of "The Office." The show, which often ...

One of the state's all-time greats is keeping a close eye on his alma mater's run to the IHSAA basketball state finals. That ...

Several new bars dedicated to women’s sports have made the mad dash to open in time to capitalize on March Madness, now in ...

The 19th asked changemakers to reflect on the feature films and documentaries they love in celebration of this year’s ...

Nestled in the heart of Kokomo sits a bargain hunter’s paradise that defies the digital age—Vendor City, where treasures of yesterday await your discovery beneath the glow of a distinctive purple sign ...

McCutcheon led the Journal & Courier Big School All-Area girls basketball team with four players selected. Who else made the ...

Since the advent of the four-class IHSAA basketball state tournament, Class 3A has been where the South Bend area has found ...

Glass cabinets protecting yesterday’s treasures – where your grandmother’s china set might be waiting for a family reunion. Photo credit: James Mote (Motedog) The beauty of Vendor City lies in its ...

What a day of basketball. Four state championship games decided by a total of 19 points was a new IHSAA record since class basketball.

An Indiana bill that would have changed how government public notices are distributed died in a Senate committee Thursday.