LaGrange County

• Middlebury man injured when cables break on tree stand
• National Voter Registration Day is September 20
• 13-year-old dies in crash in LaGrange County
• LaGrange County Sheriff's Office hosts 7th annual Honor Ride August 20
• Indiana Republicans propose banning abortion with exceptions
• One dead in motorcycle crash in La Grange County
• Local health departments hosting back-to-school immunization clinics
• Police release surveillance photo in armed robbery investigation
• 22-month-old dies after possible drowning in LaGrange County
• Fireworks displays for the Fourth of July - 2022
• Professional bull riding competition returns to Shipshewana
• LaGrange County Health Department to close COVID-19 testing site
• Local and national leaders issue statements on Supreme Court decision
• Motocross coach accused of producing child pornography
• Phone lines return to working condition for the LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office
• Silver Alert cancelled for missing woman from Kokomo
• Town of Wolcottville out of water
• SIlver Alert declared for missing Vincennes man
• Silver Alert declared for missing 81-year-old man from Fort Wayne
• Silver Alert declared for missing Linton woman
• Indiana court strikes down emergency law fought by governor
• Silver Alert cancelled for missing 17-year-old male
• Shipshewana Outdoor Flea Market open for 2022 season
• Project S.A.F.E. (Stop Arm Focused Enforcement) for Kids returns to LaGrange County
• Pumpkinvine Trail extended to Shipshewana
• Silver Alert cancelled for two missing from Anderson
• ISP seeks recruits for Motor Carrier Inspectors
• Election Day: Sheriff candidates for Fulton, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Marshall and Starke counties
• Section of S.R. 5 near Shipshewana closed beginning April 27
• Last day to request absentee ballots for Indiana primary
• Silver Alert declared for missing Auburn teenager
• Man charged with criminal confinement after woman reports being held captive for two weeks
• South Shore Line mask requirement extended until May 3
• Hoosiers should see $125 Automatic Taxpayer Refund soon
• Driver arrested after leading police in pursuit through 2 counties
• LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office welcomes new K-9
• Nappanee Police asking for help in graffiti investigation
• FAFSA filing deadline extended to April 18
• Second booster dose now available to Hoosiers
• Emergency enhanced SNAP benefits for Hoosiers ends in June
• Man accused of killing dog with machete while under the influence of methamphetamine
• The factors contributing to increasing gas prices include Russia, pandemic and more
• Indiana State Police investigating fatal semi crash on toll road near Shipshewana
• Pedestrian killed on Toll Road in LaGrange County Monday night
• Wolcottville police officer arrested on three separate charges
• Police chase California man from Michigan to Indiana after alleged firearm larceny
• COVID cases and hospitalizations steadily going down
• 2022 Black History Month events in Michiana
• Photos: Storm of the Season ❄
• Photos: Storm of the Season Day 2
• Winter storm information, delays, cancellations and closures
• Several counties issue travel warnings
• LaGrange County deputies looking for vehicle involved in hit-and-run
• Online resource helps Indiana tenants and landlords affected by pandemic
• LaGrange family holds online benefit auction for slain mother of three
• Benefit auction for family of Ashley Hargrove
• Woman sentenced to 10 years for possession of methamphetamine
• Single car crash in LaGrange County claims life of Michigan man
• COVID-19 testing and vaccine clinic in Howe January 19-22
• Lakeland Jr./Sr. High School going virtual January 12-19
• PHOTOS: Snowy Monday in Michiana
• Police: one arrested after K9 search locates methamphetamine in LaGrange
• Indiana Chamber, Hospital Association make vaccine push
• Gov. Holcomb gives update on COVID-19 in Indiana
• State police investigating deaths in rural LaGrange County
• Holiday Heroes: The Farm Place
• Hoosier taxpayers to receive $125 refund next year
• Indiana Toll Road lanes reopen after crash involving three semi trucks
• Shipshewana’s Lights of Joy returns November 26
• ISP seizes 259 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop on the toll road
• Indiana offering COVID-19 vaccine to all kids ages 5 to 11
• Bridge at C.R. 450 N and S.R. 5 open this weekend, closed Monday in LaGrange County
• 2021 Pumpkin Dash for Cancer
• Deputies arrest woman for meth possession, later admits to having meth inside of her
• Strategies shared on how to expand access to early child care in LaGrange County
• New Jersey man killed in LaGrange County crash
• ‘Halloween & Heroes’ event in LaGrange County October 19
• LaGrange County holds Project S.A.F.E. for school bus safety
• Corn School returns to LaGrange County October 5-9
• Wednesday is the start day for Project S.A.F.E for Kids
• LaGrange County COVID-19 testing & vaccine clinic September 27-29
• Man arrested after allegedly fleeing deputies in a row boat
• National Forensic Science week in Indiana
• Pedestrian dies in LaGrange County crash
• LaGrange County event aimed at guiding the next generation
• One building destroyed, another damaged in fire
• Ohio man dies in Toll Road crash
• Bird feeding resumes in Indiana
• Indiana colleges waiving application fees for students
• LaGrange County man arrested for alleged child solicitation, attempted sexual misconduct with a child
• Prosecutor: woman sentenced for methamphetamine possession in LaGrange County
• Iowa man charged in death of four-year-old boy in LaGrange County
• Governor Holcomb backs schools on face mask mandates
• Two injured in Toll Road crash near Howe
• Updates to power outages caused by recent storms
• Lakeland schools began in-person learning on Tuesday
• State invests $1.3M to provide naloxone to those at risk of drug overdoses
• Boil advisory for residents of Topeka
• Health officials push vaccine as Indiana virus cases tick up
• Indiana Department of Health hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Shipshewana