City News & Updates

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.

The Huntington Fire Department will do its part by teaming up with Kroger this Saturday for a Firefighters Fighting Hunger food drive. Local firefighters will be at the Huntington Kroger location from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. September 13 to accept non-perishable donations.

The Huntington Fire Department broke ground on the new Flaxmill Road fire station on Tuesday afternoon, following a City Council vote on August 26 giving the project final approval.

This October, the City of Huntington will plant 500 new trees — and we need your help!

On August 26, Huntington’s City Council approved two key projects aimed at strengthening the community’s future. After extensive planning, these decisions reflect a shared commitment to enhancing safety and revitalizing the city’s core.

Accidents and emergencies can happen anytime. Be the one who knows what to do. Join the Huntington Fire Department for CPR/AED training and learn lifesaving skills that could help your family, friends and community.

Led by an all-local board of directors, non-profit Flint Creek Redevelopment LLC’s vision is to acquire and rehabilitate Downtown buildings, making much-needed and often long-overdue renovations that will support vibrant, long-term commercial and residential use.

Plans are in place for a new station at 1005 Flaxmill Road to replace the outdated and overcrowded Condit Street station. A second reading and final vote at the August 26 City Council meeting will determine whether the project proceeds.

The statewide program launched this May with the support of $182 million in federal funding. IESP aims to provide Indiana families with utility bill savings, enhance home comfort and bolster energy efficiency throughout the state.

H.K. Porter’s demolition will begin in the coming weeks after the Board of Public Works & Safety voted on July 21 to award the project to Illinois-based Omega III LLC.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun held a ceremonial signing of Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 306 at Huntington University on Thursday, July 17. SEA 306 is now in effect in Indiana, benefitting Hoosier creatives in the film and media industry. The bill was authored by State Senators Andy Zay, Travis Holdman and Kyle Walker.