Tyler Juranovich is a government reporter and city editor for the Kokomo Tribune, with a focus on local news in Kokomo, Indiana. He has also written for the Pharos-Tribune and Goshen News. Tyler covers a range of topics, including local government, business, and community events.
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Tyler Juranovich's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government and politics, real estate, crime, business developments and city development in the United States with a specific focus on Indiana and Kokomo. Pitches related to local businesses, city planning or development projects in this area could be of interest to him. Additionally, he covers legal issues and crime stories within his geographic scope.
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Local restaurant Yoke Social Table is closing.
By: Tyler Juranovich Kokomo, Tim Bath Kokomo
Correctional officer sues sheriff, alleges wage violations A Howard County jail corrections officer is suing Sheriff Jerry Asher in federal court, alleging that the sheriff is underpaying wages and ove…
By: Tyler Juranovich Kokomo
Photos by Kelly Lafferty Gerber | Kokomo Tribune
By: Tyler Juranovich
A previously announced $110 million mixed-used development broke ground Friday.
By: Tyler Juranovich Kokomo
This rendering shows the proposed mixed-use development The Elwood. The project includes 114 apartments, commercial space, rooftop patio and dog spa. Photo provided
By: Tyler Juranovich Kokomo, Tim Bath
Tyler Juranovich can be reached at 765-454-8577, by email at [email protected] or on Twitter at @tylerjuranovich.
By: Tyler Juranovich
The city of Kokomo’s largest public park will be getting more upgrades next year.
By: Tyler Juranovich
The Kinsey Youth Center will be receiving “band-aid” roof repairs next year.
By: Tyler Juranovich
Howard County is considering using the build-operate-transfer process for constructing the planned new jail, a move county officials say would lock in whatever price the project ends up costing.
By: Tyler Juranovich
It was business as usual Monday at Carpenter’s House Church as preparations for the 29th annual Favors Free Christmas Dinner were underway.
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