Marshall County

• 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
• Convicted sex offender arrested in Marshall County
• Two Ohio men injured in Marshall County single-vehicle crash
• Authorities seek help locating missing Plymouth teen
• Plans proposed to restore Plymouth's Indiana Historic Fire House and City Hall
• Residents voice concerns over new sewer district
• Town of Argos launches mobile app to enhance community engagement
• Marshall-Fulton U.S. 31 Corridor project open house Thursday
• Bremen Theatre announces new owners and ask what events community wants
• Bremen local businesses add surcharge as egg prices continue to rise
• Marshall County drug busts net multiple arrests, four children removed from homes
• Bourbon community reacts to word of UPS Center closing
• UPS planning to close facility in Bourbon
• Plymouth man arrested on charges of meth possession, neglect of a dependent
• Fans gather at REES Theatre for IU vs. Purdue showing
• REES Theatre hosts watch party for Boilermakers vs. Hoosiers Sunday
• Scout Troop 733 holding Pancake and Sausage Breakfast Fundraiser Saturday
• Plymouth High School holds 14th Annual Dance Marathon for Riley Children's Hospital
• 47-year-old woman arrested for OWI after driving north in southbound lanes
• Local man dies at work from 'injuries not compatible with life' Friday
• Argos Community Park to expand following land acquisition
• Bremen man arrested on three counts of felony child molestation
• Man caught with pants down, arrested on multiple charges
• MCSD: Some Argos customers cannot reach 911 services
• One person flown to hospital Wednesday following three-vehicle crash involving semi-truck
• Man arrested on several drug charges in Marshall County
• 24-year-old man dead following single-vehicle crash in Marshall County
• Plymouth Speedway owner arrested for cashing bad checks at Mishawaka Menard's
• Culver Academies Horsemanship students to appear in Presidential Inaugural Parade
• Marshall County man arrested after domestic dispute
• Multiple buildings catch fire in Bremen overnight
• Man arrested in Marshall County for threatening woman with a gun
• Plymouth man arrested for assaulting an officer with bodily waste
• Multiple departments respond to fire in Bremen Friday
• Plymouth man arrested on charges of dealing meth Wednesday
• Truck stolen from Plymouth car dealership, police investigating
• Special Olympics Jingle Jam Basketball Tournament Feb. 16
• Argos area unable to contact 911
• Marshall County Health Department offers COVID-19 and flu vaccinations
• Woman charged with Cruelty to an Animal after throwing puppy during argument
• Culver Academies’ Black Horse Troop and Equestriennes to appear in Presidential Inaugural Parade
• UPDATE: Plymouth police release security footage, still seeking public's help in identifying break-in suspect
• Marshall County woman arrested for animal cruelty
• One dead and six injured following early morning two-vehicle crash
• Two men arrested on felonies, search warrant reveals cocaine, marijuana, and several firearms
• Water Street Townhome development breaks ground
• 57 Minute Miracle: Holiday miracles in Plymouth
• Police and fire crews respond to diesel spill in Argos
• Rollover crash involving two vehicles leaves two injured
• Marshall County rejects solar plans
• Death investigation ongoing for 8-month-old girl in Marshall County
• 39-year-old man arrested for weapons charges and OWI
• One injured in a Marshall County crash
• Single-vehicle crash leaves three injured Friday morning
• 20-year-old Plymouth man arrested on child porn charges
• Police seek help identifying those responsible for copper theft from grocery store roof
• Marshall County Board of Zoning Appeals falls short on time, plans to set another solar meeting
• Gov. Holcomb stops by Culver Elementary to discuss dangers of smoking, vaping
• Local school goes on brief lockdown after teacher enters wrong code
• New Hampshire man arrested after soliciting explicit content from underage girls in Marshall County
• Man arrested for neglect of a dependent, multiple domestic battery and drug charges
• UPDATE: 19-year-old fatally shot at house party in Bremen identified
• Childhood grief center celebrates five years
• Empowering students to explore careers before graduation
• Semi driver whose truck was stuck on train tracks ditched truck when he heard train whistle
• Alleged Marshall County thief caught by victim after selling stolen items on Facebook Marketplace
• Plymouth Police Department offering advertising on squad cars for local businesses
• Police to ramp up patrols during Thanksgiving season in Indiana
• Arts and Acts: Grammy Award-winning singer and guitarist Jason Wilber chats about local show
• Marshall County Council files lawsuit against County Commission
• Man arrested in Marshall County after one person was shot early Sunday morning
• Lane closures on U.S. 30 to begin on November 6th
• Firearm Safety Training event held in Plymouth