The Kokomo Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating 59-year-old James Adams, who was last seen in early December and is believed to be in extreme danger.

Indiana State Police have issued a Silver Alert for a 59-year-old man who has been missing from Kokomo since Dec. 1. Here's what we know:

A statewide Silver Alert has now been declared for Adams. The Indiana State Police also provided an additional photo of Adams, pictured below. James Adams (ISP)

Police recently arrested a Kokomo woman after they say she dealt methamphetamine in front of a child. Around 11:30 a.m. Friday according to a Kokomo Police Department media release, officers executed a search warrant at a Howard County residence.

A Howard County woman was killed Wednesday night after police say the vehicle she was riding in collided with a police car near the intersection of Indiana 931 and Vaile

A’s plans to open its first Kokomo location. The Kokomo Plan Commission on Tuesday voted 5-4 against the primary and final plat of Chick-fil-A’s proposed restaurant for the parking lot in front of Hobby Lobby near the intersection of Indiana 931 and Markland Avenue,

The Kokomo Rank-and-File Committee has issued a call to build and expand committees at Stellantis and across the Big Three to oppose job cuts.

In a social media post made on Friday, Jan. 3, the Kokomo Jackrabbits announced that the team will not be playing during the summer and that "questions remain for the foreseeable future." The post cited "legal matters beyond the team's control" as reasons for their team's dormancy during the upcoming season.

The Big Ten women's college basketball excitement continues tonight on Peacock. It's Illinois vs Indiana at 7, followed by Ohio State vs Wisconsin at 9 PM.

Percussionist Miles Fairchild plays the xylophone during band practice Thursday at Kokomo High School. Fairchild was selected to Indiana Music Educators Association’s All-State Percussion Ensemble. He is believed to be the first KHS student to ever selected for the honor.

It was a familiar scene to any Kokomo Wildkats fan. Most people had cleared out of Fifth Third Arena Saturday afternoon but a few dedicated Kansas Jayhawks fans remained. They waited for photo ops with their favorite players.