Marshall County

• Ancilla College makes the switch to solar power
• 101-year-old U.S. Army Veteran honored in Plymouth
• Ramps to close at US 30 and SR 17 for paving
• Fort Wayne man arrested following robberies at church, liquor store
• Neighbors hear loud 'boom' and find house exploded in Plymouth
• House explodes in Marshall County
• Tony Stewart set to return for race at Plymouth Speedway
• Two suspects arrested after string of storage unit burglaries
• A new factory opening in Argos is expected to bring 120 new jobs
• Bremen football wipes slate clean for 2019
• Kmet's injury tempers excitement as Irish wrap week in Culver
• Six people arrested on drug charges after warrants served in multiple counties
• Plymouth Community Schools back in session
• Two arrested after leading deputies on brief pursuit
• Motorcyclist accused of driving while intoxicated after crash injures passenger
• Law enforcement agencies receive grants for school bus stop traffic enforcement
• Dispatch confirms multi-vehicle crash in Marshall County
• Michiana woman refurbishes old newspaper racks into emergency food pantries
• CMA's Trey Galloway commits to IU hoops
• Habitat for Humanity to build 10 new homes in Marshall County
• Dollar General will begin offering fresh produce at more stores
• One-year-old found unresponsive in Lake of the Woods has died
• Coroner identifies man killed in lightning strike on Lake of the Woods
• One year old in critical condition after being pulled from a lake
• Tote bringing joy during dark times for dispatchers
• INDOT announces work on US 6 in Marshall County starting July 15
• Governor requests agricultural disaster designation for 88 Indiana counties
• Bremen man accused of operating while intoxicated, running from traffic stop
• Michiana communities participating in global protest
• Police identify man accused of crashing into patrol car, killing K9
• Deputy's K-9 partner killed in pursuit of carjacking suspect
• 42-year-old man accused of sexual misconduct with a minor
• Rainy spring season impacts detasseling for area farmers
• Firefighters respond to fire at business in Bremen
• Red Cross has urgent need for blood donors following July 4
• Deputies arrest man accused of using stolen credit card
• Fourth of July fireworks displays
• How the tornado, funnel cloud formed over Marshall County, South Bend
• Listenberger and Cortes file candidacy for city council
• New housing complex opens in Culver
• Portion of US 30 renamed for ISP motor carrier inspector Ray Reed Jr
• Two-vehicle crash in Plymouth results in injuries
• Former employee accused of stealing from Argos company
• Man arrested after incident involving child solicitation
• Marshall County takes steps to fix failing sewer systems
• Bremen softball enters State Finals with "unfinished business"
• Volunteers working to repair eye sore in Plymouth
• Plymouth student dies following crash that killed his parents
• Bremen authorities issue warning regarding scammers posing as members of Volunteer Firefighters Association
• Events around Michiana honoring Memorial Day
• Medical helicopters sent to crash on US 31
• Group working to transform old church into community center in Bremen
• Woman rides horse across United States to bring awareness to domestic violence
• Two drivers charged with OWI after crash involving motorcycle and moped
• Made in Michiana: Hostetler’s Lawn Furniture
• Nine people arrested, two children removed from Marshall County home
• Cool Schools: Washington Discovery Academy hatches chicks in the classroom
• St. Joseph Health System, Unity Gardens to bring first Unity Garden to Plymouth
• Driver charged with OWI in US 31 crash with injuries
• Sheriff’s camp to teach students gun safety, hold police demonstrations
• MMR vaccine available at participating pharmacies; No prescription needed
• Primary election: Elkhart and Plymouth school tax referenda
• Election Day: What you need to know
• Police: Missing 18-year-old may frequent Plymouth
• Police: Warsaw man left scene of crash, attempted to escape police vehicle
• Flooding related closures across Michiana
• Real Michiana: Brushing in a sense of belonging
• Four Indiana regions chosen as Stellar Communities finalists
• Plymouth bus aide credited with saving bus driver
• 'We got lucky;' After the flames, Argos students reflect on their trip to the Notre Dame Cathedral
• Plymouth light pole accident possibly could have been prevented
• Lawmakers seek to add school alert system to all counties in Indiana
• First recovery center to open in Marshall County
• Early voting begins Tuesday in Indiana
• Bringing back the bees: Pollinator habitat coming to Marshall County
• Marshall County porch pirate caught on camera
• CMA hoops one win away from back-to-back titles
• Plymouth Police investigating crash that injured bicyclist
• Marshall County leaders work to fix jail overcrowding
• Indiana State Police to conduct sobriety checkpoint in Marshall County
• CMA Eagles preparing for Semi-State
• Deputies identify driver killed in collision with utility pole
• Active Shooter Preparedness: Bremen Schools implementing new safety measures
• Potential bill would allow nurse practitioners more autonomy
• High wind alert causing power outages, closings across Michiana
• Florida bank massacre suspect Zephen Xaver enters not guilty plea
• Driver arrested on warrant, possession of marijuana charge
• Back to the 1900's: Downtown Bremen getting a retro face lift by 2020
• One year later: Plymouth business owners reflect on record floods
• Promenade to Prom gives free dresses to girls
• Marshall County community reflects on historic flooding one year later
• Passenger arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• 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