Delphi News

The 4th of July has come and gone, but many area residents are still finding ways to celebrate our nation's history.

A federal judge has sentenced a former Delphi woman to 10 years in prison for bank robbery.

The city of Delphi found a way to survive financially with less money from state government.

City and county officials are beginning to form contingency plans in the wake of last week's Chrysler property tax announcement, plans that could include massive cuts to at least the city's budget.

DELPHI, Ind. The recession and credit crisis have made times uncertain for organic farmers, who just a few years ago were experiencing a boom.

For more than 42 years, Mike Phipps worked for General Motors and Delphi. But on Thursday, he will join other salaried retirees in a protest in Detroit.

Several hundred retired United Auto Workers members learned how the union has battled to protect their benefits as General Motors goes through bankruptcy proceedings.

The Delphi Salaried Retirees Association is contemplating legal action to prevent their pensions from being transferred to a federal agency.

Delphi officer injured in crash DELPHI - A Delphi police officer injured in a crash Thursday morning has been released from the hospital.

Dr. Graham Fitch was probably the very first person of the Episcopal faith to arrive in Logansport.

Contemporary art is melding with Delphi history this weekend. A new art gallery featuring native Carroll County artists is opening its doors during the Heritage Transportation Festival this weekend.

A Delphi police officer was involved in a minor personal injury crash.A The Delphi Police Department said the crash happened Thursday, June 18 at about 2:20 a.m. on State Road 25, near County Road 625 West in Carroll County.A Officer Justin Wilson was turning around in a driveway, with his emergency lights activated to pursue a speeding vehicle.A ...

The children of William Taylor and Joan Ladd will host an open house for their parents 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, June 20th 2-4pm at Grace United Methodist Church, 312 West Washington Street, Hartford City, Indiana.

Melinda Miller came back Friday to say thank you to all the people she grew up with at the Kokomo Early Learning Center.

Roses * To the Howard County drug court, which helped Logansport's Jim Troutman to avoid prison and resume a productive role in society.

Early voting started today on a referendum for Delphi schools. Voters are heading to the polls to decide whether to invest $12.5 million to renovate Delphi Junior and Senior High Schools.

Braving heavy rain, onlookers waited nervously Wednesday morning as a crane slowly lowered the Wabash Canal's new replica canal boat into the water.

People passing through Monticello may have noticed some unique aircrafts when looking to the skies.

The importance of a visit by two key officials in the administration of President Barack Obama was the fact they picked Kokomo to visit.

'What an awesome sight' Jack McKinney of Midnight Riders Motorcycle Club sends this Cheer: "Cheers to both the Kokomo Fire Department and the Kokomo Police Department.