Marshall County

• Washington man accused of firing crossbow at two people in Plymouth
• Bourbon Police warn of circulating ‘prop’ money
• Marching bands from nine high schools prepare for the Indianapolis 500 parade
• Section of S.R. 331 closed in Tippecanoe beginning May 31
• Aerial treatments of spongy moths commence in Marshall, LaPorte counties
• Driver accused of possessing cocaine, other drugs during Argos traffic stop
• Former caregiver sentenced for battery, strangulation
• Electric scooters available for rent in Bourbon
• Plymouth driver accused of crashing into vehicle while OWI
• Intoxicated man arrested for firing gun at his home
• Ramp from U.S. 6 to U.S. 31 closed temporarily
• Four people arrested between three separate drug-related offenses
• Michiana native shares her story to help raise awareness about fentanyl, drug overdoses
• Silver Alert cancelled for two missing from Anderson
• Man dies in Marshall County crash
• ISP seeks recruits for Motor Carrier Inspectors
• Racing legend Tony Stewart excited for Plymouth Motor Speedway opening
• Election Day: Sheriff candidates respond to election results in Kosciusko and Marshall Counties
• Election Day: Sheriff candidates for Fulton, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Marshall and Starke counties
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites May 2022
• The Learning Curve: Bowen Mental Health Center aides in anti-bullying advocacy efforts at Argos Community Schools
• Man accused of resisting law enforcement while on narcotics
• Marshall County Sheriff’s Office investigating home intruder on Gumwood Road
• Three people arrested during vehicle search in Plymouth
• US 30 lane and ramp closures during a bridge project north of Plymouth
• Operation Quiet Comfort honors military with celebration dinner and auction
• Family speaks out after caregiver found guilty
• Sign posted at a local Dollar Tree denounces hiring Gen Z labor
• The Learning Curve: Argos students discuss bullying, counselor provides protocol
• Marshall County sex offender accused of violating residency restriction
• Last day to request absentee ballots for Indiana primary
• Marshall County sex offender accused of failing to register current employment
• The Learning Curve: addressing the anonymous, online foe cyberbullying
• Opening weekend at Tri-Way Drive-In with new features for 2022
• Registered sex offender arrested after police find social media account under fake name
• Beacon Health receives $4.8 million in grants for COVID-19 vaccine outreach
• South Shore Line mask requirement extended until May 3
• Dash cam video shows moments leading to suspect's death in Marshall County
• Hoosiers should see $125 Automatic Taxpayer Refund soon
• Silver Alert declared for missing Lawrenceburg man
• Lane closures on U.S. 31 north of U.S. 30
• Ribbon cutting ceremony at William L. Foker Park
• Driver arrested after driving the wrong direction on US31, causing collision
• Two accused of dealing cocaine, marijuana in Plymouth
• Registered sex offender arrested twice in two days
• New charges filed against pair accused of setting barn fires
• FAFSA filing deadline extended to April 18
• Doctors released from a Plymouth medical complex leaves patients with an unclear future on their health
• Second booster dose now available to Hoosiers
• Man accused of trying to steal vehicle in Marshall County
• Man accused of operating while intoxicated after driving through field
• State Road 331 closing March 29 for culvert replacement
• Man accused of driving without license while three times the legal limit
• Bremen Kiwanis Mom2mom sale returns to Bremen High School
• Sex offender accused of failing to update registration
• Wanted man accused of driving with a suspended license, carrying handgun without permit
• Man accused of domestic battery against a child under 14
• Emergency enhanced SNAP benefits for Hoosiers ends in June
• Deputies arrest driver whose BAC was nearly 5 times the legal limit
• The Learning Curve: Knox Community Schools 2 years later
• The Learning Curve: how difficult topics are discussed in the classroom at Bremen High School
• Planned power outages for Plymouth residents and businesses
• One dies in crash along Veterans Parkway
• Driver in critical condition following crash between tractor, van
• New law requires license to buy or sell catalytic converters in Indiana
• Man accused of cocaine possession during traffic stop
• Woman accused of drug possession, driving while suspended
• Inmates accused of applying for and receiving unemployment while in jail or prison
• The factors contributing to increasing gas prices include Russia, pandemic and more
• Plymouth man accused of driving while intoxicated Monday morning
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites March 2022
• Sgt. Brown cleared in fatal shooting of Dylan Bush
• VIDEO: Driver fleeing police crashes on US30 and Oak Road
• Event to help Hoosier students file their FAFSA
• Culver Military Academy alumnus makes a $65 million donation to CMA
• Kenneth Lain sentenced for neglect in Mercedes Lain case
• Flooding closes down several roads in Marshall County
• Cancellations and closures due to winter storm
• Bremen man arrested on child molesting charges
• Plymouth police looking to identify woman in theft investigation
• PHOTOS: High water causing road closures throughout Michiana
• Indiana State Police identify Marshall Co. Jail inmate who died
• Bremen Public Schools making masks optional beginning Tuesday
• ISP investigating death of inmate at Marshall Co. Jail
• "Girls on the Run" getting ready to welcome new group
• Woman arrested for OWI after crash, husband accused of OWI after driving to check on wife
• 2022 Black History Month events in Michiana
• Photos: Storm of the Season ❄
• Winter storm information, delays, cancellations and closures
• Indiana reports 1,604,072 total cases of COVID-19, 20,508 deaths
• Beyond the Badge: Meet the father-son duo who starts every shift with a special sendoff
• Wind chills well below zero hitting Michiana
• Mercedes Lain’s parents accept plea agreements
• Marshall County Health Department release updated COVID-19 guidelines for K-12 schools
• Educators have concerns over new Indiana senate education bill
• PHOTOS: Snowy Monday in Michiana
• Man accused of possessing drugs with young children present
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 2022
• Strike Team returns to Marshall County January 5-8
• Indiana State trooper saves the life of a 60 year old man