Chrysler is recalling more than 300 workers in Kokomo.

Three hundred non-skilled and skilled workers are returning to their Chrysler jobs, said Rich Boruff, president of United Auto Workers Local 685.

Boruff said 175 workers returned Monday, and more are expected to begin working March 22. In all, 257 non-skilled workers and 53 skilled workers are returning to work at the Kokomo Transmission Plant and Indiana Transmission Plant 1.

“Production is picking up,” said Boruff. “With Fiat, we are switching from a four speed to six speed [transmission]. It is going to be a challenge, but it is great to have these people back to work.”

CEVA Logistics will close its Plainfield facility, costing the community 250 jobs.

Lafayette trailer maker Wabash National has confirmed a deal with Swift Transportation for 3,100 trailers over the next three years.

Richmond may give thumbs-down to a new sports complex.

Northwest Indiana casino results were mixed.