Marshall County

• Free FAFSA filing help at Plymouth High School November 7
• Plymouth cancels 2021 Haunted Grounds event due to flooding
• Multiple roads in Marshall County closed due to high water
• FBI honors local law enforcement who worked Mercedes Lain investigation
• Beyond the Badge: Teamwork between Marshall County Deputy and K-9 Diesel
• INDOT statewide winter hiring event October 28
• 10-digit dialing begins October 24 in 219, 574 area codes
• County Farm Bureaus offering $10,000 reward for barn fire arrest
• Indiana State Police partners with DEA for Drug Take Back Day
• Michiana Navy Veteran honored for his service
• Goodwill in Plymouth hosts grand opening Thursday morning
• One accused of refusing to stop after an accident
• Third Annual Chocolate walk
• Briarwood residents has their water shut off after refusing to pay increased monthly fee
• Gov. Holcomb signs GOP's redistricting plan
• Plymouth man accused of strangulation, domestic battery in the presence of a child
• New program helping Marshall County residents impacted by substance use
• Bark in the Park
• Plymouth BMV branch closed in October
• Legendary South Bend boxer leaving her impact on the community
• Man charged with child solicitation, vicarious sexual gratification
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites October 1-28
• 10-digit dialing requirement begins October 24 for northern Indiana area codes
• Crash involving semi and truck in Bremen
• Police release photo of vehicle suspected in hit and run
• New Goodwill location opening in Plymouth
• Indiana Department of Transportation statewide hiring event September 30
• Deputies investigating hit and run involving pedestrian
• National Forensic Science week in Indiana
• Gravestones damaged in Plymouth crash
• Family Secrets: Life with Kenny Lain
• Latino Festival being hosted in River Park Square
• Bremen woman dies following crash in Michigan
• Crash involving vehicle, moped Monday morning in LaPaz
• Veterans, bikers and community members come together to escort the body of Marine killed in Afghanistan with procession
• Bird feeding resumes in Indiana
• Indiana colleges waiving application fees for students
• Barn fire in Bremen Thursday evening
• Two arrested for alleged drug possession in Plymouth
• New information in the death of 31-year-old Tiffany Helbling
• Preview of ABC57 investigation into the death of Tiffany Helbling
• Ride to remember Mercedes Lain
• Triton football player honor fallen teammate
• Bremen Schools requiring masks for all students and staff
• Marshall County’s Blueberry Festival is now here
• Marshall Co. drive through COVID-19 testing/vaccination clinic adds dates
• Marshall County Blueberry Festival starts tonight
• Justin Miller facing murder charge in death of Mercedes Lain, according to Starke County Prosecutor's Office
• Health officials offer drive through COVID-19 testing/vaccination site in Plymouth
• Fatal crash claims the life of senior lineman for Triton Jr-Sr High School’s football team
• Congresswoman Jackie Walorski on COVID-19, Mercedes Lain, and DCS
• Two people killed in crash on US 30
• Judge allows Tiffany Coburn and Kenneth Lain to leave jail for Mercedes Lain's funeral
• Initial hearing held for suspect charged in Mercedes Lain’s death
• Community members react to 11-month-old's autopsy results
• Prosecutor’s office releases preliminary autopsy results for Mercedes Lain
• Woman accused of possessing methamphetamine, neglect of a dependent
• Suspected illegal drugs, over $16,000 found in vehicle in Plymouth
• Petition asking for investigation into Marshall County DCS sent to prosecutor, Plymouth mayor
• Plymouth community comes together for vigil honoring Mercedes Lain
• Community members use social media to seek justice for 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• Mercedes Lain's parents arraigned on neglect charges
• Community members react to missing 11-month-old's death
• Plymouth community reacts to death of Mercedes Lain
• 11-month-old Mercedes Lain found dead, Miller to be charged in her death
• Press briefing announced concerning the Mercedes Lain case
• Masks required in Plymouth schools
• Plymouth residents shocked by disappearance of Mercedes Lain
• Court records say parents uncooperative in search for Mercedes Lain
• Court documents shed light on Mercedes Lain's father, Kenny Lain's, troubled past
• Triton offering free admission to first responders for August 20 football game
• Search continues for missing 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• Missing 11-month-old last seen in Mishawaka
• Grandma of missing 11-month-old girl speaks out
• FBI involved in search for missing 11-month-old
• Saint Joseph Health System updates visitation guidelines
• ABC57 Investigates: Suffering in Solitude, what happened to Tiffany Helbling?
• PHOTOS: Trees down throughout Michiana due to storms
• Dry Run Kitchen and Brewery to open in Argos
• State invests $1.3M to provide naloxone to those at risk of drug overdoses
• New body cameras for Indiana State Police
• Bremen Police looking for individuals
• Closure on State Road 10
• U.S. 31 bridge work expected to begin Friday in Marshall County
• Teen arrested following trespassing incident, running from police
• Essence Spa and Salon host their first-ever 'Cut and Donate' donation event
• Grand jury indicts driver on reckless homicide charges for fatal crash
• Grand jury fails to indict driver who allegedly fled the scene of a fatal crash
• Damaged culvert forces U.S. 30 to close
• SR 110 closure east of U.S. 31
• U.S. 30 culvert replacements will switch lanes
• Marshall County Blueberry Festival returns this September
• Schedule of county fairs for summer 2021
• Local mom shares story, raises SIDS awareness with new foundation
• Marshall County Sheriff’s Department looking to fill court security position
• Motorcyclist accused of leading police on pursuit throughout Marshall County
• Two arrested following police chase in Marshall County
• U.S. 30 closure east of S.R. 331 begins Tuesday
• 7th and Kenilworth Roads closed beginning July 6
• U.S. 30 closed east of S.R. 331 for emergency repair