Katherine Christine Toney (Kate)
Katherine Christine Toney (Kate) passed away on May 3, 2026. This is the full obituary where you can express condolences and share memories. Published in the Kokomo Tribune on May 6, 2026.
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$2 million lotto ticket sold in Kokomo
Someone in Kokomo, or perhaps passing through, will always remember Tuesday night.
Local View: When a child speaks, Minnesota must be ready to listen
From the column: "At First Witness Child Advocacy Center in Duluth, ... professionals work together to ensure the child does not have to navigate the system alone or repeat their story multiple times."
18 years later, missing persons case continues to prompt tips for sheriff's office
Brandon Swanson drove into the ditch of a rural road in the early morning hours of May 18, 2008. While on the phone with his parents, he yelled out in distress — and the line went silent.
Tinley Park tightens control on business licenses as moratorium ends
Tinley Park approves a limit on specific types of businesses as its moratorium on licenses and zoning permits expires.
Steve Chapman: What the erasure of Cesar Chavez reveals about American politics
In the polarized climate of 2026, you might expect that the people who idolized Cesar Chavez would rise to his defense. But the opposite occurred.
Armstrong, officials lay out plans for Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening
A host of officials gave details Wednesday on the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and the state
Rasner talks new land management policy, responds to Chuck Gray
GILLETTE — Reid Rasner, a Republican candidate for Congress, stopped through Gillette Friday for a meet and greet where he talked about his plan to bring in $1 billion in
Wyoming is ready for 'return to normalcy,' says U.S. Senate candidate Sam Mead
GILLETTE — The American people are ready for a “return to normalcy,” said Sam Mead, a rancher from Jackson and the nephew of former Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead who is
Wyoming Democrats grapple with closed primaries as party chair criticizes lawmaker
JACKSON — Wyoming’s new closed primary system is dividing Democrats, who disagree about the best way to influence state politics.
Millennium Park’s 2026 Summer Film Series Includes Rob Reiner Tribute, ‘Sinners’ and ‘Devil Wears P...
The summer film series runs most Tuesdays between June 30 and Aug. 18. All film screenings are free. This year’s lineup features crowd favorites and milestone anniversaries.
Sabres holding 'Wagon St' drive-thru rally for Round 2
Sabres holding 'Wagon St' drive-thru rally at four tops locations in WNY this Thursday.
Malcolm D. Lee’s Blackmaled Productions Launches ‘Love & Laughs’ Initiative With Tribeca Studios and...
Malcolm D. Lee's Blackmaled Productions, Tribeca Studios and Universal Film launch " Love & Laughs," supporting romance and comedy filmmakers.
Governor extends suspension of gas tax; suspends gas excise tax
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun extended the suspension of Indiana’s gas tax Wednesday to continue providing Hoosiers relief from high gas prices. Braun extended the April emergency energy declaration by...
Gov. Braun suspends Indiana's gas tax
Gov. Mike Braun not only extended the suspension of the sales tax on gasoline another 30 days Wednesday — he paused the state gas tax, as well.
Israel strikes Beirut suburbs for 1st time since ceasefire was announced
WASHINGTON — Israel struck Beirut’s southern suburbs Wednesday for the first time since a ceasefire between Israel and the Hezbollah militant group was announced on April 17. Fighting has continu...
Under Omar Khan, trend established that Steelers draft national champions
As Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Patrick Graham sat down to address media late last month in the immediate aftermath of the selection of cornerback Daylen Everette in the draft, the very first to...
Students get scholarships and burn rules change—here’s what happened at the Natrona County Commission m...
The Natrona County Board of Commissioners announced the three recipients of its college scholarships. The board also lifted burn restrictions and signed a contract for the county attorney.
Amanpreet Gill, former India U-19 teammate of Kohli, dies at 36; Yuvraj pays tribute
Cricket News: Amanpreet Singh Gill, a former Punjab cricketer, passed away on Wednesday, May 6, at the age of 36, leaving the cricketing fraternity in deep shock.Am.
Connally schools superintendent appointed during Texas’ takeover of district
Texas education commissioner Mike Morath has appointed new leaders in four districts across the state in recent weeks.
Ten people arrested after Romar Place narcotics raid
Ten people were arrested Tuesday morning following a SWAT raid in Jefferson City.
Mississippi is raising the bar, and that’s a really good thing for kids
In the end, the goal isn’t to protect the appearance of success. It’s to persist and build upon it. That is what Mississippi has been doing since 2013; that is why student performance has impro...
Job training life-affirming for inmates in MAGCOR programs
MAGCOR points to examples like Wade, the new City of Pearl employee, whose past life is not stopping him from setting high goals.
Bonding bill still unsettled as session end approaches
Lawmakers are asking leadership what the holdup is as they emphasize the need for investments like lead line replacement.