Starke County

• ACLU files lawsuit against Starke County deputy
• FBI honors local law enforcement who worked Mercedes Lain investigation
• Area Code change goes into effect today
• 10-digit dialing begins October 24 in 219, 574 area codes
• Governor Eric Holcomb breaks ground United States' largest solar farm
• U.S. 30 to be reduced to one lane in each direction beginning October 18
• Statewide Silver Alert cancelled for missing Starke County woman
• Gov. Holcomb signs GOP's redistricting plan
• Falloween Festival
• Starke County Sheriff’s Office looking to identify alleged theft suspect
• North Judson-San Pierre school district implementing a mask mandate
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites October 1-28
• 10-digit dialing requirement begins October 24 for northern Indiana area codes
• Evidence missing from Starke County, special prosecutor appointed
• National Forensic Science week in Indiana
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum announces fall train excursions
• Bird feeding resumes in Indiana
• Indiana colleges waiving application fees for students
• Ride the Hoosier Valley's Pumpkin Train in October
• Justin Miller facing murder charge in death of Mercedes Lain, according to Starke County Prosecutor's Office
• North Judson-San Pierre High School switches to online learning this week
• Community members react to 11-month-old's autopsy results
• Community members use social media to seek justice for 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• Community members react to missing 11-month-old's death
• Plymouth community reacts to death of Mercedes Lain
• Plymouth residents shocked by disappearance of Mercedes Lain
• Court documents shed light on Mercedes Lain's father, Kenny Lain's, troubled past
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum receives locomotive donation
• Search continues for missing 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• New agreement made on the Chesapeake and Indiana Railroad
• Students return to in-person classes at Knox Community Schools
• Body recovered from Yellow River in Knox
• Schedule of county fairs for summer 2021
• Porter-Starke Services join “NaloxBox” initiative
• Hoosiers asked to remove bird feeders due to bird deaths
• Man dies after severe storms in Starke County
• North Judson Mint Festival begins Friday
• Indiana has 749,532 cases of COVID-19, 13,326 deaths
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum celebrating Father’s Day with excursion trains
• Boys & Girls Clubs and Big Brothers Big Sisters announce new partnership
• Indiana health officials give update on COVID-19, vaccination efforts
• 10-digit dialing transition period begins Saturday
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum set to restore historic locomotive
• U.S. 30 lane closures begin Thursday
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum adds small piece of history to its collection
• Hoosiers: Will your county require masks?
• Hoosiers over the age of 16 eligible for COVID-19 vaccine on March 31
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum receives Significant Achievement Award
• Court officials asking for help locating man wanted for escape
• A reminder to change your clocks and test your smoke alarms for Daylight Saving Time
• Knox High School senior remembers year of COVID
• Indiana expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to those with certain medical conditions
• Meijer holding six vaccination clinics for teachers
• What to do when you spot a bunny nest in the wild
• Indiana’s travel status downgraded to yellow by the City of Chicago
• Indiana announces Hoosiers 55 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
• Police conducting high-visibility patrols through March
• Visit Indiana launches Indiana State Nature Passport program
• Innovate WithIN offering $25,000 to Hoosier students with an entrepreneurial idea
• Tips to safeguard against identity theft
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb announces results of increased school bus safety patrols
• Northern Indiana Veterans Affairs Health Care System seeking retired nurses for vaccine clinics
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb signs legislation providing COVID-19 liability protections to businesses
• North Judson applying for another round of COVID-19 relief for local business
• South Shore Line offering ticket promotion
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites February 15 - 19
• Starke County downgraded to "blue" Covid metric category
• Indiana Dunes National Park implementing federal mask requirement
• Celebrate International Women’s Day with Pass the Torch for Women Foundation
• BMV announcing two-hour closure February 4
• Indiana Sheriffs’ Association awarding scholarships
• Indiana has 590,211 cases of COVID-19 and 8,936 deaths
• Hoosiers 70 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
• Marshall County identifies deputies involved in fatal shooting
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources seeking volunteers for MLK day
• Police identify driver killed in officer-involved shooting in Starke County
• Indiana has 496,306 cases of COVID-19, 7,539 deaths
• Indiana has 493,841 cases of COVID-19 and 7,496 deaths
• Indiana has 492,021 cases of COVID-19 and 7,461 deaths
• Indiana has 471,876 cases of COVID-19, 7,244 deaths
• Indiana SNAP recipients can now purchase groceries online from ALDI
• Indiana has 430,401 cases of COVID-19, 6,530 deaths
• Indiana has 425,434 cases of COVID-19, 6,495 deaths
• Indiana has 419,536 cases of COVID-19, 6,458 deaths
• Indiana has 412,135 cases of COVID-19, 6,373 deaths
• 34 people arrested in warrant sweep in Marshall County
• Indiana has 387,278 cases of COVID-19, 5,986 deaths
• Gov. Holcomb directs Indiana to lower flags to half-staff
• Indiana has 381,617 cases of COVID-19, 5,944 deaths
• Indiana has 375,019 cases of COVID-19, 5,910 deaths
• Starke County prepares for winter weather
• Indiana has 338,977 cases of COVID-19, 5,456 deaths
• Indiana has 329,008 cases of COVID-19, 5,394 deaths
• Indiana has 318,894 cases of COVID-19, 5,295 deaths
• Indiana has 295,357 cases of COVID-19, 5,040 deaths
• Indiana has 289,183 cases of COVID-19, 4,992 deaths
• How educators are ensuring special education students don't fall behind
• Teachers, therapists adjust how they help special education students
• Indiana has 251,597 cases of COVID-19, 4,660 deaths
• North Judson-San Pierre School Corporation goes virtual