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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
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has unveiled plans for a major realignment and expansion of State Road 32 in Boone County. The project will impact a more than four-mile stretch of the roadway in Lebanon, beginning at County Road 500 West (CR 500 W) and extending southeast to the
KNS Radio is a big lover of history. Especially our local history in Frankfort and Clinton County. Over the next several weeks, we are going to feature some articles written by one of everybody’s local favorites, Jerry Leonard. Leonard wrote for the Frankfort Times and has been kind enough to
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) will hold a public information meeting on Thursday, August 14, 2025, to discuss proposed improvements at the intersection of State Road 39 and State Road 47, located just north of Lebanon. The meeting will take place at Lebanon High School, located at 510 Tiger
Veteran-Owned Store “Avery Home” Celebrates Grand Opening with Ribbon Cutting in Downtown Frankfort FRANKFORT, Ind. — A new locally owned business is bringing fresh energy to Frankfort’s historic downtown. Avery Home, a veteran-owned furniture and appliance store, will officially open its doors with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sunday, August 4
A new docuseries from ABC News Studios is casting fresh national attention on one of Indiana’s most haunting and high-profile criminal cases: the 2017 murders of Abigail “Abby” Williams and Liberty “Libby” German in the small town of Delphi. The three-part series, titled “Capturing Their Killer: The Girls on the
A multi-generational Clinton County farm family will be honored at the Indiana State Fair on August 7 for their exceptional commitment to preserving rural heritage and historic farm structures. Stan and Lois Anderson, along with members of the extended Anderson and Stine families, have been named recipients of the 2025
After nearly two decades in education and two years leading Clinton Central Jr/Sr High School, Principal Tom Hughes has announced his resignation, citing a toxic work environment and a lack of action from district leadership. His resignation will take effect August 9. In a heartfelt and candid letter addressed to
Grab your umbrella and your appetite — because Frankfort’s Hot Dog Festival is back this weekend, and it’s bringing the full combo meal: food, fun, flying dogs, and a 60% chance of soggy socks. The annual two-day celebration of all things hot dog kicks off this Friday, July 25, and
The town of Sheridan is gearing up for a transformative new development that local leaders say will bring year-round family entertainment, economic opportunity, and a fresh identity to the small-town community—without compromising its charm. SkyLake Theme Park, a multi-attraction amusement and recreation complex, is set to break ground just off