Lafayette Jeff senior Alonzo Clawson-Smith inspired by Northwestern guard Brooks Barnhizer caps dramatic comeback with game winner.

The Kokomo woman who died in a fatal fire earlier this month has been ID’d. Charlene Ormsby, 69, died after her house at 1131 N. Armstrong St. caught fire on Jan. 17, the Howard County Coroner’s Office announced Friday.

An Indiana man who was in a crash over the summer after a chase with law enforcement pleaded guilty to several felonies on Monday. Christopher Voiles, 47, of Kokomo, Indiana, pleaded guilty to interfering with an arrest for a felony,

The fire happened late Friday night, Jan. 17 near West Elm and North Washington streets.

KOKOMO, Ind. — "It's a simple home, but it's really well built," Travis Taflinger said. He and his nonprofit, Bridges Outreach, just finished building a new home on 1023 Apperson Way in Kokomo. The land was a vacant lot, owned by the city, six months ago ...

Reba Harris was the fearless leader of the Gilead House, a 27-bed women’s shelter which offers support services, classes and addiction recovery treatment for those recently released

Authorities executed a search warrant at a local massage parlor earlier this week as part of an 11-month-long investigation into alleged human trafficking and financial crimes.

Landon, left, and Shawnte Parker check out the “Tuskegee Airmen: America’s Freedom Flyers” exhibit Thursday as members of Mt. Pisgah Missionary Baptist Church received an exclusive tour of the traveling exhibit. It will be at Artworks Gallery though Feb. 22.

A US Air Force veteran and retired NASA employee died in a house fire Friday night, according to a family member.

Notre Dame offensive lineman Pat Coogan, who started 26 games over the last two seasons and often served as the team's pregame hype man, is transferring to Indiana.

With Hoosier employees increasingly using payment tools that let them tap earned wages before a regularly scheduled payday, an Indiana lawmaker is proposing a new framework to regulate the “earned

Woodson grew up in Indianapolis, starring at Broad Ripple High School before playing for Knight at IU from 1976-80. For the record, it was a loss to Purdue in the Sweet Sixteen of the 1980 NCAA Tournament that ended Woodson's college career.