Six more Marshall County residents have tested positive for COVID-19. That means 916 of the county’s residents have tested positive for the coronavirus since March, according to Friday’s report from the Indiana State Department of Health. Starke County added one positive case for a total of 215.
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A man wanted by Terre Haute Police on suspicion of murder was taken into custody in Plymouth Thursday. Marshall County Police say Terre Haute officers asked them to help find Jeffrey William Recupido, 33, of Terre Haute, who they believed was staying in the Plymouth area.
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Some Bremen residents may be without power for a few hours Saturday morning. The outage will affect the area around Woodies Lane, south of Jane’s Park, according to a post on the Bremen Police Department Facebook page. The outage is expected to start around 8:00 a.m. and last for two to three hours.
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A Plymouth man faces multiple potential charges after allegedly leading police on a chase with a motorcycle Thursday morning.
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A Warsaw man is accused of resisting law enforcement, after Plymouth Police noticed a speeding car on U.S. 30 Wednesday morning. Officers say they clocked a car at 87 miles per hour in a 60 mile-per-hour zone, west of U.S. 31.
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State health officials are addressing skepticism about how big a role COVID-19 actually plays in the deaths attributed to it. State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box says a recent data report from the National Center for Health Statistics about what death certificates say about deaths from COVID-19 has been widely misinterpreted on social media.
Continue readingIndiana State Police will be stepping up patrols over the Labor Day weekend. Extra troopers will be patrolling the highways, thanks to two federally-funded programs.
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Indiana’s state health commissioner is warning Hoosiers about the dangers of large group gatherings over the Labor Day weekend. During Wednesday’s briefing, Dr. Kris Box warned that COVID-19 can spread quickly, especially if people aren’t wearing masks and staying six feet apart.
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Marshall Street in Argos may soon be getting a lower speed limit. The town council Wednesday voted to reduce the speed limit from 30 to 20 miles per hour.
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Another eight Marshall County residents have tested positive for COVID-19. That’s according to Thursday’s update from the Indiana State Department of Health. Almost 10,000 Marshall County residents have now been tested for the coronavirus. Of those, 910 of them have tested positive at some point.
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A Rochester man was arrested, following a Marshall County traffic stop Wednesday night. Sheriff’s deputies say they pulled over a Chevrolet HHR in the area of U.S. 31 and 16th Road around 8:30 p.m. An Indiana State Police K-9 arrived and reportedly helped police find a syringe and a small amount of methamphetamine.
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Election Day is two months away, but a number of Marshall County residents have already decided to vote absentee. Clerk Deb VanDeMark says her office has gotten almost 1,000 requests for mail-in ballots so far.
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Those struggling to pay their rent due to COVID-19 appear to be getting another break. While Indiana’s eviction moratorium expired on August 14, the federal government is planning to implement its own moratorium starting Friday.
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Schools that have switched to virtual learning will continue to be fully funded, even though the fall student count date will not be pushed back.
Continue readingDoing donuts with a pickup truck while intoxicated is what police say got a Plymouth resident arrested Tuesday night. Plymouth Police say that around 9:30 p.m., they noticed a pickup truck speeding near the police station. When officers found it, they say it was doing donuts in a parking lot at Garro and Plum streets.
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A Plymouth woman may face additional charges, after she allegedly battered a police officer who was arresting her on suspicion of public intoxication. Plymouth Police say they got a report of an intoxicated woman causing problems at the Red Rock Inn early Sunday morning.
Continue readingMarshall County’s COVID-19 case count has now surpassed 900. The Indiana State Department of Health says 901 Marshall County residents have tested positive since the start of the pandemic, according to Wednesday’s update. That’s an increase of six from Tuesday. Starke County also added another case, for a total of 213.
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The City of Plymouth may be increasing fees to make up for money it can’t raise in property taxes. During the city council’s budget discussion Monday, Clerk-Treasurer Jeanine Xaver said the 2021 budget proposal currently calls for an $8.7 million General Fund. But the amount of revenue is expected to fall far short of that.
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Now that Plymouth students are back in the classroom, Superintendent Andy Hartley is thanking everyone who helped the school corporation get to that point. He told the school board Tuesday that he couldn’t be more proud of the students, teachers, and staff.
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Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members on two properties that were on the unsafe buildings list.
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