Marshall County

• Police seek help finding missing Plymouth man
• 54-year-old arrested for drunk driving Saturday in Marshall County
• 66-year-old charged with drunk driving Friday in Marshall County
• Man charged with OWI, leaving scene of accident
• UPDATE: Argos man sentenced 11 years for Child Molesting
• Marshall County Church Orchestra to present Christmas Concert at the Rees
• Plymouth Aquatic Center hosts first charity gala, raising funds for facility upkeep
• Plymouth Wesleyan Church provides free Thanksgiving dinner for residents struggling to keep food on the table
• Plymouth schools take part in the Project Adam Advisor for Indiana
• 50-year-old man from Plymouth sentenced for dealing methamphetamines
• Marshall County officials battle slide offs and slick conditions
• Semi crash Monday morning blocks US 31
• New song church food drive Saturday
• LaVille drama club hosting food drive
• New Song Church hosts food drive Saturday in Plymouth
• Marian University and other schools helping get FAFSAs filed Sunday
• Community hospital of Bremen to offer pre-packaged meals
• IDEM moves to dissolve Marshall County Regional Sewer District
• Large power outage reported in Marshall County
• Semi-truck strikes passenger vehicle killing 77-year-old driver
• UPDATE: Plymouth police and SJCPD locate stolen gun in Yellow River
• 27-year-old arrested for Child Molestation in Bremen
• Plymouth Building Commissioner issues vacate order for Red Rock Inn, insects, fire hazards found
• Couple dies after truck rear-ends horse drawn buggy, driver faces felonies
• Tippecanoe teen sentenced to 15 years for Battery on infant daughter
• Man sentenced over 17 years for Dealing in Methamphetamine
• Multiple departments respond to house fire Monday, three injured
• Driver airlifted following two-vehicle crash
• Motorcyclist flees traffic stop, charged with Habitual Traffic Violator, Resisting Law Enforcement
• Unwanted guest arrested for outstanding warrant, Possession of Controlled Substance
• Spiders, skeletons, and more, one Bremen house goes all out for the spooky season
• Driver sent to hospital following two-vehicle crash Monday
• Triton School Board member steps down after 10 years
• Horses impounded, owner charged with Animal Cruelty
• Local convicted murderer dies in prison
• Two arrested following overdose death investigation
• A new location for Dustin’s Place in Plymouth brings new opportunities
• Man trespassing on railroad tracks arrested for Resisting Law Enforcement with Deadly Weapon
• 77-year-old charged with Operating While Intoxicated after crash
• Plymouth Rockies hope to keep winning streak alive past Warsaw Tigers Friday
• Marshall County Historical Society to celebrate legacy of Argos Boy Scout troop
• Woman pulled over for driving 113 mph in 50-mph zone, charged with OWI
• Plymouth Community Schools expand CTE programs with new building
• ABC57 Michiana Media: Wild Rose Moon kicks off fall concert season
• Three people, including juvenile, injured in two-vehicle crash
• Farmers fear more field fires could be on the way for Michiana this fall
• Man arrested for OWI early Sunday morning
• Man arrested for OWI, drug charges in Marshall County
• Plymouth woman sentenced for threatening judge over custody rulings
• Three in critical condition after driver fails to yield
• SJCPD investigating deadly Marshall County police chase
• Deputies respond to call of impaired driver, man charged with OWI
• Lake Shore Drive widening project begins in Culver
• Suspect identified, charged in deadly Bremen stabbing
• Driver airlifted after being trapped in rollover crash
• 40-year-old Bremen man arrested for operating his motorcycle while intoxicated
• Hamlet man arrested for operating while intoxicated
• Tennessee man arrested and charged with resisting law enforcement with a vehicle
• 18-year-old arrest for operating while intoxicated in Marshall County
• Rees Theatre to premiere 'Triumph of the Heart' next week
• Man arrested after allegedly striking pedestrian intentionally at Blueberry Festival
• Special Olympics Indiana begins fall season
• UPDATE: Autopsy reveals victim's cause of death in Marshall County stabbing, ruled as homicide
• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital after losing control, crashing into car
• UPDATE: Deceased woman identified, while man was sent to hospital after large police presence
• Two arrested, charged with Battery against one another
• Two men arrested for fight at Blueberry Festival
• Fort Wayne man arrested for Residential Entry in Marshall County
• Blueberry Festival wraps up long weekend, but the tradition continues 
• Blueberry festival brings new beginnings for small business
• Plymouth man arrested after marijuana found in vehicle during traffic stop for speeding
• Community at the heart of Marshall County Blueberry Festival day one
• Triton beats Bremen at home for the first time in 54 years under new head coach
• ABC57 Under the Lights: Bremen vs Triton
• Marshall County Blueberry Festival: History and Community
• Blue skies for Blueberry Fest
• Marshall County excited as Blueberry Festival kicks off 
• ‘Operation Crazy Train’ exercise brings together first responders across NW Indiana
• Marshall County Blueberry Fest kicks off
• Plymouth Aquatic Center pushes forward after closing concerns
• WINNERS: 2025 Marshall County Blueberry Festival Sweepstakes
• City of Plymouth adopts wheel tax to make up for loss of state funds, ensure upkeep of city roads
• Hazmat leak, train derailment training exercise in Argos
• UMatter2 creates a Chicks for Veterans program
• Bourbon woman arrested for OWI with toddler in car
• Juvenile arrested in connection with Culver auto theft
• Marshall County EMA requests additional info from residents impacted by spring storms
• Bremen firefighters host community giving-back event
• La Paz celebrates third annual ‘Party at the Park’
• State Road 10 closing between Argos and Culver
• Annual pulled pork fundraiser at Rees Theatre
• Marshall County investigation leads to arrest of New Hampshire man
• The barns at Nappanee return to their roots  
• ONLY ON ABC57: Renewed call to public for information in 41-year-old unsolved murder of Darlene Hulse
• AG Rokita files lawsuit against landlords of Argos apartment complex
• Bremen Volunteer Fire Department to host Community Appreciation Day event Saturday
• RIGHT NOW: South Bend Hazmat, Plymouth Fire respond to chemical spill
• Plymouth Community Schools announce improved SAT scores
• Suspicious vehicle report leads to OWI arrest
• Fort Wayne teen leads police chase in stolen Jeep