A Saturday morning traffic stop led to a drunk driving arrest in Plymouth. Marshall County Police say they pulled over a Honda Civic near the intersection of Plum and Jefferson streets around 3:50 a.m.
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Members of the public have the chance to weigh in on a proposed contract for Culver Community Schools Superintendent Karen Shuman tonight. It would extend her employment through June of 2022.
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If someone were to burgle your home, the chance that a suspect would actually be arrested is relatively low in Indiana.
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Uncontrolled flooding along the Kankakee River may soon be a thing of the past, according to State Representative Doug Gutwein. He’s the author of recently-passed House Bill 1270, which he says will fix the river.
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Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch is looking forward to seeing the final proposals from this year’s four Stellar Communities finalists. Marshall County Crossroads – made up of Argos, Bourbon, Bremen, Culver, Plymouth, and Marshall County itself – as well as Constellation of Starke – consisting of Hamlet, Knox, North Judson, and Starke County – are both in the running for the regional designation.
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Wet fields continue to make this a challenging year for local farmers. Purdue Extension Agriculture & Natural Resources Educator Phil Woolery says farmers haven’t been able to get much work done so far.
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A Monterey-area family isn’t happy with where the school bus is picking up their child. Now, the Culver Community Schools Corporation is asking for a decision from the Pulaski County Commissioners.
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Indiana Main Street communities have a chance to get a $5,000 grant. The “Inspire Idea!” competition will provide funding for “inspiring and imaginative downtown revitalization projects,” according to a press release from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs.
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Hoosiers looking to give fishing a try can do it free of charge this weekend. Today and tomorrow are the last Free Fishing Days of the year.
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The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has announced this year’s round of Lake and River Enhancement grants. Almost $633,000 has been awarded to fight invasive aquatic plants in 62 lakes and one river.
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An Ohio woman was arrested Wednesday night, following a report of a disturbance at the Plymouth Walmart. Plymouth Police say shortly after 7:00, they got a report that a woman was laying on the floor and yelling.
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Two Plymouth residents were killed Monday in a crash on the Ohio Turnpike. WTOL-TV reports that Refugio Nunez-Pena, 39, of Plymouth, was driving a passenger vehicle westbound in Fulton County, Ohio, when an eastbound tractor-trailer traveled across the median and hit the vehicle head-on.
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The National Weather Service continues to monitor the potential for severe weather. A flood advisory has been issued for Starke, Marshall, and Pulaski counties until 10:15 p.m. EDT/9:15 p.m. CDT Monday. Drivers are urged to turn around if they encounter flooded roads.
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The National Weather Service continues to warn about the risk of severe weather today. A tornado watch has been issued for Starke, Pulaski, and Marshall counties, along with much of northern Indiana, through 10:00 p.m. EDT Monday.
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Most road work will be suspended over the Memorial Day weekend, but a few restrictions and reduced speed limits will remain in place, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation.
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The Plymouth School Board got to hear from six Webster Elementary School kindergartners last week.
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A Plymouth man was taken to jail Monday night, after police say he was driving with a blood alcohol concentration above .15 percent with a juvenile passenger.
Continue readingThe Plymouth School Board agreed last week to sell a band trailer to John Glenn. The John Glenn Band Boosters submitted the lone bid of $1,200 for the 1983 semi-tractor trailer, according to Plymouth School Superintendent Andy Hartley.
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A new state law will mean changes for the license renewal process for teachers. Now, area educators are voicing their concerns.
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