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It was a spirited discussion with Mayor Goodnight, including talk of whether the flooding brings to light how the city caters to its low-income residents.
Kokomo is getting new investment from Chrysler, but not as much as nearby Tipton. Is there competition there? We'll ask Mayor Goodnight on our next program.
The mayor says the city could pay $2 million for trash service in 2013, but insists he's found enough savings in that budget to pay for home recycling.
To let the public vote on new taxing powers or not -- that is the question.
Mayor Goodnight says he made a deal for a parking space lease not as an apology, but in return for county leaders working with him.
Know what workers the city may propose licensing next? Find out on this editing of Ask The Mayor.
Now that the city's unemployment rate is down below 10 percent, is Kokomo's honeymoon period concerning its economic revival over?
The consolidated emergency dispatch center could be split back into two entities if the city and the county can't agree on a funding formula.
Mayor Goodnight quotes Will Rogers: "I'm not a member of any organized political party. I'm a Democrat." Find out what he means...
Mayor Goodnight says a plan to create an international residence hall for 18 Kokomo-Center Schools students is more than just an educational effort.
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