Starke County

• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites October 2022
• Special Olympics to return under new management in Marshall, Starke counties
• Knox City Police Department warns of deceptive emails
• Judge: Indiana can't enforce abortion burial, cremation law
• Former Starke County detectives indicted in investigation into missing evidence
• Starke Tank offers cash prizes for local entrepreneurs looking to grow their businesses
• President, governors order flags to half staff to honor Queen Elizabeth II
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites September 2022
• Pumpkin Trains return this October
• Residents angry as garbage pickups neglected in Knox
• Early in-person voting opportunity for members of Starke County
• Mobile food bank in Starke County
• Man accused of child molesting, sexual misconduct with a minor out of Starke County
• State Road 10 in Starke County is closed for construction.
• United Way's annual Day of Caring completes 70 nonprofit projects
• Man accused of cocaine, marijuana possession in traffic stop
• Goin's Blueberry Farm honored at Indiana State Fair as 'Featured Farmer'
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites August 2022
• Seal coating planned for S.R. 8, 10 through early August
• Deputies interrupt burglary at Knoll Brothers Truck Stop
• Chicago man seriously injured in crash on Starke County lake
• Knox City Police asking for public’s help in identifying individual
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana receives $115,000 in funding
• Waiving fines with food at the Starke County Library
• Fireworks displays for the Fourth of July - 2022
• Crews respond to fire in downtown Knox
• Local and national leaders issue statements on Supreme Court decision
• Annual Mint Festival returns to North Judson for Father’s Day weekend
• Silver Alert cancelled for missing woman from Kokomo
• SIlver Alert declared for missing Vincennes man
• Silver Alert declared for missing 81-year-old man from Fort Wayne
• Silver Alert declared for missing Linton woman
• Indiana court strikes down emergency law fought by governor
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites June 2022
• Silver Alert cancelled for missing 17-year-old male
• Marching bands from nine high schools prepare for the Indianapolis 500 parade
• Knox Farmers Market open for 2022 season
• St. Peter Lutheran Church holds mobile food bank in North Judson
• Starke County native brings best friend's legacy to Riley Children's Hospital
• Silver Alert cancelled for two missing from Anderson
• Hoosier Valley Railroad hosting Soldiers & Civilians display May 28
• ISP seeks recruits for Motor Carrier Inspectors
• Hoosier Lottery returns more than $6.7 billion to good causes
• Election Day: Sheriff candidates for Fulton, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Marshall and Starke counties
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites May 2022
• Lane closures on US 30 for a pipe lining project
• Last day to request absentee ballots for Indiana primary
• Silver Alert declared for missing Auburn teenager
• U.S. 30 lane closures near Hanna and Hamlet beginning April 25
• One person injured in Thursday's crash on U.S. 30
• UPDATE: Silver Alert cancelled for missing Greenwood teen
• Beyond the Badge: Get a firsthand look at North Judson PD’s new Tesla
• Westbound lanes of US 30 shut down in Hamlet
• South Shore Line mask requirement extended until May 3
• Hoosiers should see $125 Automatic Taxpayer Refund soon
• Silver Alert declared for missing Lawrenceburg man
• City of Knox's "Dumpster Days" announced for end of the month
• FAFSA filing deadline extended to April 18
• Second booster dose now available to Hoosiers
• Train rides that include Easter egg hunting
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites April 2022
• S.R. 23/S.R. 8 intersection in Starke County becoming four-way stop
• LaCrosse man arrested following fatal March 14 crash
• Local author inspires others with her story
• Emergency enhanced SNAP benefits for Hoosiers ends in June
• Silver Alert cancelled for Starke County man James Runkle
• New law requires license to buy or sell catalytic converters in Indiana
• The Learning Curve: the literal food fight to keep students fed
• The factors contributing to increasing gas prices include Russia, pandemic and more
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites March 2022
• Man missing out of Knox found deceased following Silver Alert
• VIDEO: American translator in Ukraine flees Kyiv
• 2022 Black History Month events in Michiana
• Knox Police investigating teen’s death
• Several counties issue travel warnings
• Indiana reports 1,604,072 total cases of COVID-19, 20,508 deaths
• North Judson – San Pierre schools go virtual January 24-28
• Mercedes Lain’s parents accept plea agreements
• Justin Miller sentenced for killing Mercedes Lain
• Justin Miller sentenced for the murder of 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• Beyond the Badge: Why North Judson PD starts each day at local schools
• Beyond the Badge: North Judson PD uses big toolbox of resources to keep town safe
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 2022
• Indiana Chamber, Hospital Association make vaccine push
• Gov. Holcomb gives update on COVID-19 in Indiana
• Justin Miller pleads guilty to murder of 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• Family of Mercedes Lain upset over Justin Miller plea agreement
• Prosecutor’s office offers plea agreement to Justin Miller in death of Mercedes Lain
• Additional police present at North Judson schools due to TikTok trend
• Hoosier taxpayers to receive $125 refund next year
• North Judson woman arrested after allegedly driving impaired, rear-ending police car
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites December 1-31
• Santa Trains return to Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum
• Food bank distributing food boxes in Knox on Friday
• ACLU of Indiana sues law enforcement agencies over traffic stops
• Gov. Holcomb plans to sue federal government over vaccine mandate, AG provides additional info
• Indiana offering COVID-19 vaccine to all kids ages 5 to 11
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites November 6-19
• ACLU files lawsuit against Starke County deputy
• FBI honors local law enforcement who worked Mercedes Lain investigation