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More than 100 local residents packed the second-floor conference room of the Iron Block building Monday night to learn more about a proposed large-scale data center development that could reshape the Frankfort area. Developers from Logistix, a land development firm specializing in digital infrastructure sites, outlined their vision for a
It was recently announced the city of Frankfort and the Beta Tau chapter of Psi Iota Xi chose an artist to do a painting just to the right of The Farmers Bank stage in Prairie Creek Park. Ricardo Cortez will be painting an 18 foot by 39 foot mural. This has
The City of Frankfort Fire Department will host a groundbreaking ceremony for its long-anticipated Fire Station 4 on Thursday, July 24 at 10:30 a.m. The event will take place at the station’s future site, located at the southwest corner of State Road 28 West and County Road 600 West. The
On July 23 at 5:30 pm in council chambers, Frankfort Plan Commission is holding a public hearing on the proposed 718 acre data center north of the Frito-Lay plant in Frankfort. This has generated a lot of discussion since KNS broke the story on Friday. It has also prompted some
Clinton County Commissioner Jordan Brewer has officially declared his intention to seek re-election in the 2026 election cycle. First appointed to the position through a caucus in 2020 and later elected in 2022, Brewer has built a reputation as a results-driven leader focused on infrastructure development, public health, and sustainable
A group of grassroots Republicans is taking legal action to restore what they say is the original intent and authority of the Indiana Republican Party’s biennial state convention. Led by Joseph Bortka—2024 state convention delegate, Marion County precinct committeeman, and first signer of the suit—the group has filed a derivative
Frankfort and Clinton County is poised to receive a greenfield data center that covers over 700 acres north of the Frito Lay plant. A greenfield data center is identified as a newly constructed data center built from the ground up on a previously undeveloped site. KNS Radio has obtained document
The 124th session of the Indiana General Assembly ended back in April. More than 200 bills were passed and signed into law by Governor Mike Braun. Most laws will go into effect this Tuesday, July 1. Here’s a quick breakdown of some: House Bill 1393 requires county jails to report
Around four years ago, the Clinton County community celebrated saving what was left of the legendary stainless steel diner at U.S. 52 and State Road 28 as it was moved a few miles down the road to undergo restoration and be stored in a safe location, out of the elements.
Buc-ee’s officials have not made any announcements about opening a location in Indiana but there has been speculation as to where it would make sense to expand. Based on their locations in states like Texas, Georgia, and Kentucky, the company tends to build near major interstates with high traffic volumes
A Clinton County man arrested nearly two years ago was found guilty by a jury in Clinton County Circuit Court on molestation and child seduction charges. The Clinton County Sheriff’s Department reported on Wednesday 42 year old Ralph W. Luper of Frankfort was found guilty of 8 felony charges. Luper
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