Marshall County

• Marshall County man arrested after drunk driving 100mph on US30
• Culver Town Council looking to increase water rate for first time since 2015
• Marshall County Sherriff's Office issuing warning about scams
• Marshall County Historical Society & Museum holds annual fundraiser
• UPDATE: Multiple railroad crossings to close for maintenance Thursday
• Hospital president: "Hospital of Bremen not at risk of closing"
• Truck and buggy collision leaves two dead
• VIDEO: Plymouth police asking for public's help identifying hit and run suspect
• Marshall County EDC receives $14K to establish art entrepreneurship program
• Police Chief Wayne Bean retiring after 43 years of service
• Hoosier Racing Tire to receive tax abatement, invest $16.8 million for Plymouth
• Man arrested for Domestic Battery early Tuesday
• Stressing lightning safety before storms strike this summer
• Driver charged with OWI, passenger faces drug charges following single-vehicle crash
• Marshall Starke County Special Olympics team brings home 17 Gold Metals
• Man arrested for Domestic Battery, Invasion of Privacy
• Michiana Hematology Oncology discontinues infusion, injection services at Plymouth location
• Plymouth police searching for driver involved in hit-and-run
• Indianapolis woman arrested on felony drug charges in Marshall County
• Officer finds man drunk, slumped over steering wheel
• Truck driver suffers medical emergency, crashes off US 30
• Man arrested for drunk driving while over three times the legal limit
• Lineman suffers electric shock, severe burns, airlifted to Chicago
• Plymouth man arrested after predator exposure group catches him trying to meet up with 13 year old
• Texas man arrested for doing double the speed limit in Marshall County
• Firefighter parade & festival kicks off in Bremen
• Bremen Firemen's Festival begins Tuesday, offers food, rides, and more
• Developing Downtowns: LaPaz
• Driver arrested for OWI, passenger arrested on warrant following traffic stop
• Upcoming events at The REES Theatre throughout June
• Two-vehicle crash temporarily shuts down part of US 6
• Driver airlifted to hospital following single-vehicle crash
• Man traveling 93 miles per hour arrested for OWI, Reckless Driving
• Traffic stop leads to passenger's arrest for drug, weapons charges
• Indiana State Police held a memorial service today in Bremen
• Driver sent to hospital after semi goes off road into ditch, rolls over
• Argos announces Downtown Live at the Depot free summer concert series
• Multiple fire departments respond to barn fire
• Intoxicated man leads MCSD on manhunt Tuesday night
• Plymouth Mayor announces community project initiatives
• Owen Abbott Memorial Bridge ribbon cutting took place Thursday afternoon
• Bremen Public Schools Brace for Financial Strain Under Indiana’s Senate Bill 1
• Section of US 31 to have lane closures overpass bridge project wraps up
• Teen driver switches seats with passenger while being pulled over
• Truck pulling trailer causes crash that injures multiple people in horse-drawn buggy
• Reputed local Hells Angels president arrested on multiple felonies
• Bremen parents and school admin hope to work together to address parent survey concerns
• Local SRO Carr wins national award for service, compassion, and support
• Marshall County deputies arrest man wanted for crimes against children
• Marshall County EMA warns of scam texts, emails from Indiana agencies
• Drivers seriously injured following two-vehicle crash
• Michiana farmers getting a head start on planting
• Motorcyclist airlifted following crash with tractor
• High-speed chase on US 31 ends with Stop Sticks, driver in custody
• Pipe replacements to cause short-term closures on S.R. 25 and S.R. 10
• Man charged with Child Solicitation, OWI, drug charges, and more after eluding police
• Marshall County nonprofits, community programs receive $18K in grants from solar project
• Two charged with felony after allegedly breaking into house
• Annual Dia Del Nino Kids Expo took place today
• Wild Ones South Bend native plant sale took place Saturday
• Thirty days later, some signs of progress in tornado-damaged Bourbon
• Bourbon Strong: one month since EF-1 tornado
• One Month Later: Recap of Bourbon Tornado's Impact
• Plymouth High School hosts annual 'Rockin' Rockies' Field Day of Champions'
• State disaster relief fund now open to victims of March 30-April 2 storm damage
• Bremen Superintendent responds to criticism and parent-led survey
• Chicago man arrested on drug charges in Marshall County
• Practicing medicine without a license investigation leads to Bremen woman's arrest
• Motorcyclist arrested for OWI, Resisting Law Enforcement following crash
• Plymouth police seek public's help identifying driver and vehicle
• Michiana Media: How the Tri-Way Drive-In stays current while remaining a classic
• 82-year-old crashes into ditch Monday afternoon
• Marshall County Sheriff's deputies make arrest after finding destructive devices
• Marshall County non-profit pushes for work zone safety after tragic loss
• Indiana Governor declares State of Emergency in Marshall County Friday
• Woman dead after getting stuck in Marshall County grain bin
• Bikes for Kids to provide over 500 bikes to kids in need starting April 19
• Improved flood monitoring project canceled in Marshall County due to grant termination
• UPDATE: Children identified in deadly car crash with horse-drawn cart Wednesday morning
• UPDATE: Power seemingly restored to dozens of NIPSCO customers in Bremen Tuesday
• Community rallies for Bourbon residents with tornado cleanup
• Seasoned citizen movie matinee 'Easter Parade' at The REES
• Operation Lend A Hand aiding community after storms
• Tarps donated to Bourbon Fire Department for storm recovery
• Tarps available to Bourbon residents affected by recent storms
• Fly-Thru Bourbon Tornado Damage
• Bremen business owner gives free meals to those affected by storms
• Bourbon Police and Fire responding to a structure fire
• Severe storms batter Marshall County, leaves trail of damage
• EF1 Tornado hits Bourbon, leaves scattered damage
• Community comes together after EF1 tornado rips Bourbon apart
• NWS confirms EF-1 tornado hit Marshall County Wednesday night
• SLIDESHOW: Storm damage in Bourbon after another night of severe storms
• Marshall County Commissioners issue disaster declaration for severe weather
• PHOTO GALLERY: Storm damage from Bourbon after severe weather barreled through
• NWS confirms EF1 tornado in Starke and Marshall Counties
• Certain poles being prioritized in Marshall County after storm takes down at least 20 overnight
• Woman pleads guilty, sentenced to 20 years for dealing cocaine
• Tri-Way Drive-In Theatre looking to staff up before season start
• Driver trapped inside pick-up truck after crashing into tree