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Bruno Pigott, the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Water Office, partnered with Jim McGoff from the Indiana Finance Authority on Friday to unveil a $196 million loan aimed at enhancing drinking water and wastewater systems across the state. This financial support will play a crucial role in
KNS Radio has been following the story out of Rossville concerning the school board race for three seats. On election night it was determined that incumbent Joe Hufford won his seat in Clay Township, and challenger Brent Michael won the seat in Owen Township. However, The race was a tie
Governor Eric Holcomb has proclaimed November 10-16, 2024 as Winter Weather Preparedness Week in Indiana. Winter in Indiana presents a range of challenges, including freezing rain, sleet, substantial snowfall, ice, strong winds, and severe cold temperatures. Such conditions can significantly disrupt transportation, power supply, heating, and communication systems, leading to
The City of Frankfort Street Department is transitioning to curbside trash collection starting January 2, following the successful implementation of an automated trash collection program. This change aims to enhance safety and efficiency, as the larger trucks used in the program were difficult to maneuver in some alleys. Curbside pickup
Healthy Communities of Clinton County has received a grant of $28,850 from MHS Serves to enhance broadband access and promote technology literacy within the community. This funding will support the establishment of a public computer lab at their office located at 1234 Rossville Ave. in Frankfort, as well as a
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is initiating an investigation into potential labor trafficking networks in three Indiana cities: Logansport, Evansville, and Seymour. As part of this investigation, Rokita will be sending civil investigative demands (CIDs) to local officials, employers, and non-profit organizations in these communities. In Logansport, specific entities such
Melissa Trump went in front of the Clinton County Commissioners Thursday and requested the K-9 dog, Tiko who was taken from her earlier this year while she was being investigated and a Sheriffs Department Merit Board ruling was issued on her conduct. Trump started off the conversation by explaining she
With all other races in the county called on Tuesday evening, there was one that did not have a declared winner. Rossville Consolidated School District had a battle for the three seats that were up for re-election. Incumbent Joe Hufford kept his seat for Clay Township, winning against newcomer Dillon
With the election drawing close, many candidates are ramping up their efforts to gain votes for November 5th. However, there are strict standards in place to govern what candidates and current elected officials can do to campaign. The penalty for breaking these can range from civil to criminal. In a
Items are up for auction now through Saturday to raise money for the 2nd annual Christmas Tree Lighting Festival in Frankfort. The Festival will take place Saturday December 7th at 4 pm at Prairie Creek Park. Organizer Mary Lynn Peter encourages you to go to Facebook and type in “Tree
The Sheriffs Office Merit Board for the Clinton County Sheriff’s Department held a hearing Wednesday night concerning discipline against Deputy Melissa Trump. It started with attorneys for both parties with their opening statements. The council for sheriff Rich Kelly laid out violations that occurred against Merit Board policy. An important
Letter To The Editor: Transgender Surgeries For Criminals The following was submitted as a letter to the editor of KNS from Frankfort, Indiana resident Gary Schaible: Presidential runner Harris has stated that she wants to give every criminal in prison the opportunity to receive a sex change operation. This is