Kentland News

Vector USA, Inc., a manufacturer of flexible packaging products for the food industry, announced today that it will establish a distribution operation in Kentland, creating up to 50 new jobs this year.

A Morocco man who was not wearing his seat belt died in a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon.

A Chicago woman faces multiple charges of forgery and theft in allegedly using someone else's checking account to purchase merchandise at a Menard's store.

As the war rages on in Afghanistan, the family of one local soldier waits for his safe return.

Nine people were arrested early Monday in Newton County on drug-related arrest warrants.

Residents will get the chance this weekend to find out what paranormal investigators discovered in a recent search of the Fischer Theater.

A Kentland man was killed in a rollover crash early Wednesday morning on U.S. 41 in Newton County.

UNION CITY - Tom T. Farber, 83, a former resident of Portland and a current resident of Union City, passed away on Friday, September 4, 2009 at Parker Health Care in Parker City, Indiana, due to complications following an automobile accident in early August.

A fund-raising bicycle ride by police is moving to the northwest corner of the state after stopping at the western Indiana location where two officers were killed on the ride three years ago.