Marshall County News

• Driver arrested on OWI charges after crashing into house, gas meter
• IUSB student wins big at 2019 GRAMMYs
• Plymouth High School Dance Marathon raises money for Riley Hospital for Children
• Driver in fatal bus crash on US 31 won't face charges
• Prosecutor to announce Grand Jury findings in fatal bus crash
• Driver who barricaded himself in his vehicle taken into custody
• Winamac man arrested for driving on a suspended license
• High school sports weather postponements - Jan. 29
• Tips on how to prevent hypothermia, frostbite
• Police records show Xaver, accused of killing 5 at a Florida bank, had a history of mental health issues
• Judge: No bond for Florida bank shooting suspect
• Marshall County native arrested in deadly Florida bank shooting
• Rochester Schools receive donations to equip buses with stop arm cameras
• Three people arrested in separate OWI incidents in Marshall County
• Weather related closings and delays
• Six arrested on various charges following multi-agency investigation
• Grand jury will investigate fatal bus crash on US31
• Police report: Driver in fatal bus crash was taking sweatshirt off just before impact
• Winter Weather Advisory affecting several counties Jan. 12 to Jan. 13
• ABC57 Investigates: The state of hate in Indiana
• 911 calls from fatal Marshall County school bus crash released
• Ed’s Auto breaking and entering suspect still at large
• Another family files a lawsuit in connection to Marshall County bus crash
• Marshall County working to boost quality, affordable childcare
• Triton School Corporation looking for crossing guards
• California man arrested on US 30 with 160 pounds of marijuana
• Mother of Marshall County school bus crash victim files wrongful death lawsuit
• Contract signed to install new phone line system after Marshall County outage
• Two men arrested in possible connection to Walmart theft
• Semi-truck drivers gathering to honor Winamac teen killed in bus crash
• Phone lines still down for Marshall County fire, EMS and police
• Phone lines down for fire, EMS, police in Marshall County
• Eastern Pulaski Community Schools Corporation begins coping with incredible loss
• Funeral services set for teen killed in school bus crash
• Winamac community mourning student killed in bus crash
• Student killed in school bus crash on US31 in Marshall County
• Josh Walker announces candidacy for Plymouth Mayor
• Plymouth doctor awarded $112M in Medtronic royalties dispute
• Spike in overdoses reported in Marshall County, officials stress Naloxone training
• Student arrested after allegedly hitting another student
• Man says he was electrified at a Plymouth motel, calls conditions unsafe
• Open house to showcase new aviation program in Plymouth
• Bremen football falls in heartbreaking fashion
• Jailer accused of sexual misconduct with two inmates
• FTC: Michigan has largest number of identity theft cases in US
• Some crashes reported around Michiana due to slick roads
• Michiana volunteers help children across the world
• Bremen blows out undefeated Whiting in Regionals
• Helping your kids earn college scholarships as early as kindergarten
• Worker dies after falling at business in Plymouth
• Plymouth Schools holding public events for Veterans Day
• Indiana cities receive state grant for road and bridge projects
• ISP seeking applicants for Toll Road Dispatch Center by Nov. 9
• Marshall County families still displaced from February floods
• Bremen Police asking for help identifying woman in photos
• Addicted America: Meth's resurgence in Michiana
• Trucks avoiding toll roads due to rate increases concerns neighbors
• Victim of Bremen house fire taken to burn unit in Fort Wayne
• Marshall County high school students explore career opportunities in manufacturing
• Deputies identify driver killed in crash on US 6 on Monday
• Plymouth's Rees Theatre needs money to save history
• Semis ignoring signs in Marshall County prompts concern for safety and road conditions
• Investigators: two workers hurt in Bremen plant fire
• Woman flown to hospital after getting caught in a combine
• Sniffing out crime: Marshall County welcomes new K9
• Marshall County Police investigating vehicle theft
• Police need help identifying vehicle in criminal mischief case
• Minnesota fugitive spotted in Marshall County
• Man biking cross-country to beat breast cancer
• Plymouth High School prepares students for the workforce and college
• Hot air balloon glow, fireworks at Marshall County Blueberry Festival
• Vendor brings 1.5 tons of jelly beans to the Marshall County Blueberry Fest
• Plymouth High School students gear up for major fundraiser during Blueberry Festival
• Indiana State Police investigating fatal crash on U.S. 31
• Appeals court upholds Maeson Coffin's sentence in connection with Costello murder
• Motorcycle driver dies during crash in Plymouth
• Man arrested for sexual battery at Jelly Stone Campground
• Two years later: Michiana's worst flash flood
• "Make-a-wish" granted for child with neurological disorder
• Golf cart driver arrested for OWI
• South Bend woman sentenced for conspiracy to deal meth
• Stolen vehicle recovered, two arrested on drug charges
• Notre Dame returns experienced defense as fall camp opens
• Bremen residents want to know why sirens weren't activated during tornado warning
• Silent sirens: no warning for parts of Marshall county
• Second July 20th tornado confirmed
• Driver facing OWI charges after allegedly driving wrong way on US30
• Groundbreaking held for new Plymouth aquatic center
• Wall with 'Mail Pouch Tobacco' ad stolen from side of barn
• Domestic violence shelter to reopen after temporary shutdown
• ISP accepting applications for Regional Dispatch positions
• Local men use rope and frog to catch alligator in Plymouth pond
• Alligator loose in Plymouth pond is caught
• Trapper attempting to trap alligator in Plymouth retention pond
• Deputies: Driver unable to avoid pedestrian, victim dies from injuries
• New Indiana opioid law gives hope to Plymouth mom
• Racing legend Tony Stewart competes at Plymouth Speedway
• Argos man accused of child molestation
• Argos working to upgrade dangerous intersection
• Police looking for driver after a Marshall County crash