
A Chicago man police say used counterfeit credit cards to buy cigarettes at several Plymouth stores is jailed on a $10,000 cash bond following his arrest by Plymouth Police. Continue reading

A Chicago man police say used counterfeit credit cards to buy cigarettes at several Plymouth stores is jailed on a $10,000 cash bond following his arrest by Plymouth Police. Continue reading
A pair of teenagers face auto theft charges after their early morning joyride came to an abrupt halt at the hands of the Marshall County Police. Patrol officers stopped a silver 1990 Ford in the area of Michigan and Ewing Streets just before 5 a.m. Sunday. Continue reading

Alcohol is believed to be a factor in a single-vehicle crash that occurred early Saturday morning. Marshall County Officers and Plymouth Police responded to the 11000 block of 11th road just before 2 a.m. Continue reading
A 21-year-old Plymouth man and a juvenile face charges after police reportedly found them with two stolen guns early Sunday morning. Continue reading
The Plymouth Board of Works will meet Monday night to consider bids related to ongoing projects within the community.
Ancilla College’s new agriculture program continues to grow. Ancilla President Ken Zirkle says there are already more then 20 students signed up to take part in the two-year degree program when the fall semester starts next month. Continue reading
A Bourbon man was taken into police custody Friday night, after police allegedly found a small amount of marijuana and paraphernalia in his apartment. Bourbon Police responded to the apartment in the 100 block of North Main Street around 10:45 p.m. after getting a complaint of burning marijuana. Continue reading
Performances are now underway for the Maxinkuckee Players’ summer production. The community theater’s production of “Beauty and the Beast” opened last night. Continue reading
The Lake Maxinkuckee Association is hosting a tour of four waterfront homes in the Culver community.
High temperatures and humidity are baking much of the central United States this week, sending the thermometer to above 100 degrees in some places for the first time this year. The National Weather Service calls it a heat dome, which is a high pressure system that has pushed conditions to their hottest point this summer so far. Continue reading
After nearly eight years of service, an Indiana State Police K-9 is getting a well-deserved retirement. Zane has been patrolling the ISP Bremen District alongside his handler Trooper Ryan McNamara since December 2008. Continue reading
The diesel fuel that spilled into the Tippecanoe River a week ago has been cleaned up, according to officials in Pulaski County. They advise booms that were deployed across the river have been removed, and there are currently no navigational barriers. Continue reading
A Grand Rapids, Mich., man faces criminal charges in Marshall County following an incident last night in Plymouth. Continue reading
Cooling centers are available throughout the area to help residents beat the heat. A heat advisory remains in effect through tomorrow night. The National Weather Service cautions heat index values will top 100 degrees today and hover near that mark tomorrow. Dangerous heat and humidity may continue through Sunday. Drink plenty of water, stay in an air conditioned room, avoid the sun and check on neighbors and relatives. Continue reading
The Marshall County DUI Task Force will be increasing patrols on Saturday to limit the presence of drunk driving.
A critically acclaimed country singer will be performing in Culver on Friday.
NIPSCO is encouraging participation in its appliance recycling program.
The moment of truth arrives Thursday for the Town of Culver.
Officials with the Town government will be giving a presentation to representatives of state government for consideration as an Indiana Stellar Community. The program is run through the Office of Community and Rural Affairs and provides planning and grant application assistance for the winner.
Temperatures are expected to increase over the coming days in the Hoosier state and that’s prompting warnings from local Emergency Management Agency offices.

Marshall County is preparing to piggyback off a neighboring county to update the Highway Department’s truck supply, but that came under question from a local truck company.