Marshall County

• 56-year-old woman arrested for OWI with BAC four times over legal limit
• Dustin's Place hires on new therapy dog to expand grief counseling
• Spring is when tick season ramps up, here’s how to protect yourself
• Passenger paralyzed in 2025 New Year's Day crash, 23-year-old driver sentenced
• Portion of Lake Shore Drive to close Tuesday
• Plymouth Motor Speedway going up for sale
• Man under arrest for driving recklessly under the influence
• Tri-Way Drive-In Theater opens for the season this weekend
• Even as rivers recede, Marshall County still dealing with flooding
• Suspicious vehicle complaint leads to two arrests on felony Possession of Meth
• Mother arrested after two-county pursuit, other suspect still at large
• US 30 to be resurfaced between US 35 and Donaldson
• Trail closed at Potawatomi Wildlife Park due to high water
• Marshall County Humane Society reschedules Dog Egg Hunt
• The REES Theatre hosts afternoon matinee of A Fistful of Dollars
• How the town of Bourbon shapes up one year after EF-1 tornado
• Man under arrest for Domestic Battery
• Man arrested after allegedly running away during sentencing hearing
• Tri-Way Drive-In delays opening day
• Marshall County under flood advisory Tuesday
• Congressman Yakym announces April Staff Mobile Office hours
• 50-year-old faces felony OWI with prior conviction
• Local high school basketball teams fall in state championships
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana releases April mobile food distribution schedule
• Share your vision for downtown Culver
• Culver community cleanup events
• Bourbon community rallies around Triton boys' basketball team ahead of Class 1A State Title game
• Bourbon residents recall tornado as severe weather strikes again
• Man faces felony Child Seduction, Molesting charges
• Semi-truck strikes vehicle on S.R. 17, leaves 46-year-old man dead
• Local farmers concerned war with Iran will impact fertilizer 
• Man under arrest in parking lot after hit-and-run
• Plymouth Police seeking information in theft case
• High-water signs placed throughout Marshall County
• UPDATE: Two Marshall County tornado sirens down, Emergency Operations Center at Level IV
• Bremen postpones tornado siren test to Tuesday afternoon
• Indiana statewide tornado drill planned for Tuesday morning, Marshall County participating
• Alleged drunk driver on train tracks under arrest
• Dustin's Place to hold its first-ever "Blank and Me" dance
• UPDATE: Missing Plymouth 16-year-old located, police say
• Man arrested for Child Neglect after allegedly making child eat dish soap
• Marshall County EMS offers community severe weather safety talk
• Marshall County man faces felony Child Molesting charges
• Plymouth Police continue to investigate false bomb threat
• Marshall County officials spread awareness as crash levels rise
• WATCH: Explosion leads to early morning silo fire
• St. Joseph Plymouth Medical Center reopens after receiving bomb threat
• Officials urge road safety in snowy conditions
• Marshall County EMA issues Travel Advisory Monday evening
• UPDATE: Driver arrested after striking Marshall County deputy's vehicle Monday morning
• Two arrested after fentanyl, meth, firearms found during traffic stop
• Two men hiding in Marshall County under arrest
• Solutions discussed for dangerous section of US-31
• Two-vehicle crash involving semi sends two to hospital
• Man with suspended license and active warrant arrested
• Fire at Plymouth's Heartland Art Center, no injuries reported
• Plymouth Community School Corporation announces return of paid meals, community speaks out
• Man arrested after going 90 MPH on US 30
• Both drivers sent to hospital following two-vehicle crash
• Five arrested, charged with felonies, infant removed from home
• Wrong way driver arrested, charged with Reckless Driving, possessing fake ID
• Plymouth Schools return to paid meals following lower reimbursement from USDA
• Northeast neighborhood update meeting
• INDOT to hold open house regarding US 31
• Local nonprofit to expand support for grieving children and families with $10k grant
• Marshall County Humane Society's cats look forward to celebrating Valentine's Day
• UPDATE: Suspect on the run since 2018 allegedly impregnated teen before fleeing
• Pointe Apartments owners face demolition despite claiming to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on repairs
• Section of US 31 northbound lanes closed for deadly crash
• Business expo at The REES Theatre Thursday
• Woman under arrest on suspicion of deadly overdose
• Culver High School holds second annual Jingle Jam basketball tournament
• The REES Theatre presents romantic comedy Pillow Talk
• Vehicle slide-off knocks out power in multiple counties
• Driver arrested for OWI, drug charges following traffic stop
• Man arrested on drug charges after being found unresponsive outside McDonald's
• Plymouth students accused of digitally altering teachers' photos on social media
• Counterfeit 100-dollar bills being passed
• Argos man arrested after climbing into hospital ceiling following rescue from cold
• Plymouth man found guilty of Sexual Misconduct with a Minor, Attempted Child Molesting
• Car chase up to 130 mph ends in arrest
• Synchronous eLearning days spark concerns for Indiana students with disabilities
• Man arrested after driving with two other vehicles daisy-chained to his
• Marshall County and Argos officials express economic concerns related to future interchange
• Marshall County conducts annual point in time count to collect data on homelessness
• Bourbon funeral home faces lawsuit over handling of decedent, alleged $150k theft
• Man arrested, charged with drunk driving after property damage
• Two arrested for misuse of 911 after equipment violation traffic stop
• UPDATE: Boil advisory for drinking water remains in Bourbon, laundry, shower use ok
• Marshall County man charged with strangling woman in front of child
• Local homeless shelters, City of South Bend work to keep people safe during freezing temperatures
• Two arrested at Economy Inn on drug-related charges
• Bourbon blackout caused by snowplow crash
• Passenger arrested for strangling driver and taking phone
• Woman arrested after driving north in a southbound lane
• Crash between truck and SUV leaves one in hospital
• Second annual jingle jam basketball tournament
• Indianapolis woman faces several charges after ISP pursuit in Marshall County
• Snow cleanup efforts underway in Marshall County
• Crash totals across Michiana following winter weather chaos