Kokomo police had no additional information Monday on the early Sunday shooting reported in the 100 block of West Monroe Street, KPD Major Brian Seldon said.
Police said a man’s head was grazed by a bullet in the incident, which may have been preceded by an altercation.
The man’s injury wasn’t life-threatening, and police said the victim was uncooperative. Seldon said the matter is still under investigation, and police have no immediate suspect.
The shooting occurred around 4:46 a.m. Sunday.
Fallen comrades remembered
In the 148-year history of the Kokomo Police Department, two officers have died in the line of duty. Members of the department took part in a ceremony Friday to honor not only those two, but all fallen police officers.
A mother and her infant son are now safe, thanks in part to the determination of deputies with the Howard County Sheriff’s Department. The officers worked from the time Kristy Redenbaugh was reported missing in September 2012 until the man police allege was her captor was arrested Thursday.
Goodwill Education Initiatives will unveil the area’s first charter school for high school dropouts Aug. 15 in downtown Kokomo.
Northwestern School Corp. will likely reduce the hours of about a dozen instructional assistants to avoid having to provide them with insurance.
Windy debates
At least two central Indiana counties have established setbacks that are essentially prohibitive of wind farm developments. Counties between Indianapolis and Fort Wayne have debated whether to allow wind farms and how to regulate them. In Howard County, wind farm opponents are trying to reopen the discussion to increase setback requirements established in the county’s code.
Police say a former employee of a Miami County concrete company stole more than $70,000 from the business after she made 55 unauthorized purchases with company money.
Floyd Ogden worked with Gary Harpe at the Tipton County Street Department for 20 years. Ogden’s mother used to handle his finances. When she got sick in 2008, his former boss, Harpe, offered to help out.
Gas pumps at a Peru convenience store reopened Thursday morning after state officials shut down the station Tuesday after inspectors say they discovered an illegal amount of water inside the fuel holding tanks.
City pool damaged by flood
The city’s Kokomo Beach Aquatic Center sustained heavy damage from the April 19 flood and won’t be able to open on time, Kokomo officials announced Wednesday.
The U.S. Small Business Administration flood disaster relief field office is now open to help the city’s flood victims recover.
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