Families in need of affordable housing across central Indiana may now apply to become homeowners through Habitat for Humanity of Lafayette. The nonprofit organization, which serves Benton, Carroll, Clinton, Fountain, Tippecanoe, Warren, and White counties, has released its 2025 application guidelines. To qualify, applicants must meet specific income, debt, and

The skies over Clinton County will be buzzing this Saturday, August 23, as the Frankfort/Clinton County Airport hosts its annual Fly-In Community Day from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The free, family-friendly event kicks off with a pancake breakfast from 7:30–10:00 a.m., provided by Jet Access. Guests can enjoy a

Several members of Indiana’s House Democrat Caucus will travel to Chicago on Wednesday to meet with Democratic lawmakers from Texas. The Texas legislators have been in Illinois for several weeks in an effort to prevent a vote in their state legislature on proposed changes to congressional district maps. By remaining

Families and individuals interested in becoming homeowners through Habitat for Humanity will have an opportunity to learn more about the process during a series of information sessions scheduled this month in Frankfort. Brand new affordable housing is set to arrive in the community this fall, and Habitat for Humanity is

The Clinton County Republican Party has announced a meeting for all precinct chairs and vice chairs, set for Saturday, August 16, from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the Frankfort Police Department. The gathering will provide local GOP leaders with party updates, upcoming event information, and opportunities to coordinate outreach efforts

The Community Foundation serving Howard, Clinton, and Carroll counties has announced that applications for the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship are now open. High school students have until August 31 to apply for consideration. The prestigious scholarship provides recipients with full tuition for four years at any Indiana public or private

Central Indiana residents enjoyed a brief break from the summer heat last weekend, with highs reaching only into the 70s. However, forecasters say that relief will be short-lived as warm, humid conditions return and settle in for the week ahead. According to the latest 7-day outlook, scattered showers and thunderstorms

History took flight Friday (Aug. 8) with a special ceremony marking the opening of the new Amelia Earhart Terminal at the Purdue University Airport and the enhancement of commercial air services. The terminal was named for Amelia Earhart to honor her historic connection to Purdue. Earhart was an advisor and

KNS Radio is proud to announce that this Saturday morning at 11:00 AM, The Indy Reporter  consisting of Stephen Whitmer and two other staffers will be joining the KNS Podcast To Broadcast for a weekly broadcast that promises to bring Indiana listeners fresh perspectives, hard-hitting local stories, and exclusive behind-the-scenes

Gray Media Inc. has announced an agreement to purchase 10 television stations from Allen Media Group for $171 million, a deal that includes WLFI-CBS in West Lafayette, along with WTHI in Terre Haute, WEVV in Evansville, and WFFT in Fort Wayne. If approved by federal regulators, the sale is expected

Indiana parents should prepare for significant changes to school attendance rules starting July 1, 2025. Under Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 482, new guidelines will determine how student absences are counted and reported, and some changes may come as a surprise. The updated law makes a clear distinction between activities that