Starke County

• Indiana has 31,376 cases of COVID-19, 1,824 deaths
• Indiana has 30,901 cases of COVID-19, 1,812 deaths
• Construction worker from Starke Co. killed on I-94
• Starke County 4-H Fair cancelled
• Indiana has 27,778 cases of COVID-19, 1,607 deaths
• Indiana has 27,280 cases of COVID-19, 1,596 deaths
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution sites for May 18-May 22
• Starke County cutting back on food deliveries
• Governor Holcomb provides update on state's response to COVID-19
• Indiana has 24,126 cases of COVID-19, 1,379 deaths
• Indiana has 23,732 cases of COVID-19, 1,362 deaths
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution schedule for May 11 – 15
• Governor Holcomb provides update on state's response to COVID-19
• Indiana has 19,933 cases of COVID-19, 1,132 deaths
• Drive-in theaters reopen during easing of restrictions
• Indiana has 19,295 cases of COVID-19, 1,115 deaths
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution sites for May 4-May 8
• Drive-through food distribution in Knox on Friday
• The Oregon-Davis School Corporation adjusts the end of the school year
• Governor Holcomb provides update on state's response to COVID-19
• Protest held at Westville Prison
• Starke County delivering food during pandemic
• Governor Holcomb provides update on state’s response to COVID-19
• Indiana has 15,961 cases of COVID-19, 844 deaths
• Indiana has 15,012 cases of COVID-19, 813 deaths
• Indiana has 14,395 cases of COVID-19, 785 deaths
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution sites for April 27-May 1
• Indiana has 11,210 cases of COVID-19, 562 deaths
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana offering multiple food distributions
• Indiana has 7,928 cases of COVID-19
• Indiana has 7,435 cases of COVID-19, 330 deaths
• Rising unemployment doesn’t mean a lack of insurance benefits
• Governor Holcomb waives incomplete education requirements for schools
• Michigan City robotics students 3-D print face shields for healthcare workers
• Governor Holcomb extends stay-at-home order
• Indiana SNAP recipients will receive maximum benefits in April
• All Indiana schools will remain closed for remainder of school year
• INDOT plans virtual job fair to fill over 1,000 positions
• Indiana has 1,514 cases of COVID-19, 32 deaths
• Indiana’s primary election moved to June 2
• Indiana governor announces closure of restaurants and bars to dine-in customers
• Governor Holcomb announces steps to protect public from COVID-19
• Representative Jackie Walorski responds to COVID-19 cases in Indiana
• Roads remain slick through morning commute after Michiana snowfall
• Knox Community Schools schedule eLearning Day Friday
• Congresswoman Jackie Walorski files for re-election
• Knox-Center Township firefighters rescue man from grain bin
• Two local Indiana communities receive fine art grants
• Suspect and victim identified in Starke County homicide
• One dead after a shooting in Starke County
• Starke county celebrates national adoption month
• Knox man charged with possession of child pornography
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: November 15, 2019
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: November 8, 2019
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources is offering free admission to veterans
• Trick or treat times for Halloween 2019 in Michiana
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: October 25, 2019
• Indiana BMV to offer extended hours for Election Day
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: October 18, 2019
• Indiana voter registration deadline is approaching fast
• Police: Missing man’s truck located
• Deputies: Missing man spotted in Illinois
• The search continues for missing Starke County man James Runkle
• Silver Alert issued for a man in Starke County
• Silver Alert for a man in Starke County
• ABC57 Friday Night Football: September 6, 2019
• Fewer than half of Indiana students meet new exam standards
• Farmers in Indiana, southwest Michigan eligible for federal assistance
• Violent fight caught on camera at Knox High School has parents asking questions
• Police apprehend inmate who escaped from Starke County
• Devastating fire damages rural Indiana property
• Starke County receives $1M grant to fight opioid crisis
• 28-year-old man at center of Amber Alert arrested
• Statewide Amber Alert cancelled for children last seen in Hamlet
• Knox High School brings in three former students to teach the next generation
• Starke County Sheriff’s Office makes arrest after man overdoses
• Governor requests agricultural disaster designation for 88 Indiana counties
• Red Cross has urgent need for blood donors following July 4
• Knox man charged with distribution of opioids and testosterone
• Resurfacing project underway on U.S. 35 in Starke County
• Sites serving free meals to students during summer in northern Indiana
• MMR vaccine available at participating pharmacies; No prescription needed
• Knox High School hosts fifth annual Special Needs Prom
• Starke County inmates plant trees in honor of Earth Day
• Four Indiana regions chosen as Stellar Communities finalists
• Lawmakers seek to add school alert system to all counties in Indiana
• Early voting begins Tuesday in Indiana
• High wind alert causing power outages, closings across Michiana
• Program teaches Starke County inmates woodworking; furniture available for purchase
• Starke County councilman expelled
• High school sports weather postponements - Jan. 29
• Tips on how to prevent hypothermia, frostbite
• Multiple counties experiencing slick road conditions
• Weather related closings and delays
• Travel advisories remain in effect for several Ind. counties
• Winter Weather Advisory affecting several counties Jan. 12 to Jan. 13
• ABC57 Investigates: The state of hate in Indiana
• Witness: Knox mother left infant in car to go inside of bar
• Two suspects in custody following Koontz Lake robbery
• Families are worried after robbery in Koontz Lake