News & Updates

The Huntington Police Department’s newest hire brings a strong background in law enforcement to her new role.

Thank you to Weigand Construction for sharing early progress on the new station!

Tipton Street repaving reached substantial completion in late November 2025. Crews have placed the final surface asphalt on all sections west of Jefferson Street and east of Byron Street.

Omega III LLC completed demolition of the H.K. Porter building on Tuesday, November 25 – an important milestone years in the making.

County Council recently had an opening become available for a seat on the Huntington City-Township Public Library Board (Huntington/Markle).

The Huntington County Council has multiple Board Appointments available for interested citizens to serve on starting in 2026.

The City will host a neighborhood meeting to update the community at 6 p.m. November 24 in Council Chambers.

City and County offices will be closed Tuesday, November 11, in recognition of Veterans Day.

More than $717,000 in 2025 Health First Indiana funding is helping Huntington County residents live healthier lives.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, with the 2025 Christmas season following just behind. Here are some important dates for community-favorite activities you don’t want to miss.

Omega III LLC has obtained state licensure and permits through the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) to begin demolition at H.K. Porter on or around October 20.

One in every four women and one in seven men will be a victim of domestic violence in their lifetime. Local organizations that provide assistance to survivors want to let them know that there is help and hope.

Free curbside leaf pickup started October 8. Read this post for details!

This morning, Norfolk Southern closed the Broadway Street railroad crossing for repairs.

We’ve recently completed an important project on the Little River: stabilizing the south riverbank between the Erie Rail Trail Bridge and Briant Street.

Tree roots and invasive plants have begun to threaten the stone walls’ structure, prompting essential preservation work.

Let’s come together as a community to raise awareness, break the stigma and support one another.

Pay range is $19.00-$25.48 per hour, and a valid Class A CDL license is required. Don’t have a CDL? Let us help you get it with our in-house training program.

Due to ongoing sewer construction at Warren and Tipton as part of the Long-Term Control Plan, the section of Warren Street north of Park Drive will temporarily allow two-way traffic.