This week’s winter weather has prompted Indiana to wait until at least next week to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility. During Wednesday’s press conference, Indiana Department of Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Lindsay Weaver said that more than 43,000 appointments have been impacted by the winter storm.
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The COVID-19 positivity rates in the state continue on a downward trend. In fact, there are no counties in the state that are in the red status this week on the state’s County Metrics Map. The map is updated every Wednesday and measures the community spread of COVID-19, plus positivity rates and number of new cases.
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Area police agencies are stepping up to assist Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel in finding help so his staff members can attend the funeral service of Marshall County Sheriff’s Department Captain Daniel Butt.
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Officials from the Indiana Department of Transportation will soon begin a Planning and Environment Linkages study aimed to improve the U.S. 30 corridor from Valparaiso to the Ohio state line.
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members were updated on the Aquatic Center during their meeting Tuesday night.
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It could cost a processing fee in order to retrieve a vehicle after a Bourbon Police Officer orders it to be towed.
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A four vehicle accident on U.S. 6 near Bremen Monday night claimed the life of one driver.
Continue readingAnother 889 people in the state tested positive with COVID-19 as reflected in Tuesday’s report from the Indiana Department of Health. One person in Marshall County tested positive with COVID-19 and one person in Starke County was diagnosed with COVID-19. Pulaski County did not have any new cases.
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The Marshall County Commissioners took action Monday morning to sign a resolution opposing House Bill 1381.
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The Triton School Board last week approved an agreement for special education services.
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The Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members will receive updates on several projects when they meet tonight.
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The John Glenn School Board will meet tonight where they will vote on the proposed contract for the superintendent of schools.
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Marshall County Highway Superintendent Jason Peters said crews will be working to clear and treat roads as much as possible during this winter storm (February 15-16).
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Marshall, Starke, and Pulaski counties are all under a travel watch. That means conditions could be threatening to public safety, and officials recommend that travel should be limited to essential trips, such as those to and from work.
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A wanted man is in the custody of the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department after Judge Robert Bowen issued two warrants for his arrest Wednesday, February 10.
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COVID-19 vaccination appointments could be rescheduled due to the impact of the winter storm.
Continue readingAnother person in Pulaski County has died of COVID-19, pushing the total number of deaths there to 41. Monday’s update from the Indiana Department of Health showed that resident was one of 19 additional people in the state who died of COVID-19 from December 13 to February 14.
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Indiana’s secretary of state is stepping down. In a press release Monday, Connie Lawson said she is resigning to focus on her health and family. She plans to submit a formal resignation once Governor Holcomb selects a replacement.
Continue readingResidents of the Town of Bourbon will see an addition to the downtown area this year with the planned installation of benches.
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The Town of Bremen is getting an LED message board and Bremen Director of Operations Trend Weldy told MAX 98.3 FM News that a home has been found for the sign.
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