Local & State News

Triton’s School Boards First Meeting of 2020

On Monday, January 13th ,The Triton School Board held their first meeting of 2020. The first agenda item was to elect officers for the year. By unanimous vote, the board chose to retain the same officers that served in 2019. Officers ... Read more...

Plymouth Fire Chief Miller Presents 2019 Activity Report

Plymouth Fire Chief Rod Miller presented members of the Board of Public Works and Safety with the 2019 Departmental Activity Report Monday evening during the city meeting. Firefighters responded to 7 chemical release calls last year, 12 ... Read more...

AG Curtis Hill Assails Effort to Overturn Entire Slate of Indiana Abortion Laws

Attorney General Curtis Hill this week filed a brief in U.S. district court refuting arguments by Whole Woman’s Health Alliance that 25 sections and sub-sections of Indiana law dealing with abortion are unconstitutional. “Indiana’s ... Read more...

Senator Young Will Vote Against Politically Charged Kaine Resolution, but Reiterates Support for Congressional Oversight of Use of Military Force

U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) today announced he will vote against moving forward on a politically charged version of Senator Tim Kaine’s (D-Va.) war powers resolution in order to continue working on revisions. Senator Young and ... Read more...

Miller’s Hosting For Your Health

Miller’s Assisted Living Facility continues their FOR YOUR HEALTH series into the year 2020.  Christy Crawford, RN and Health Education Specialist of Miller’s Health Systems was the facilitator during January’s meeting. Crawford’s ... Read more...

County Council reorganizes

Members of the Marshall County Council held their first meeting of the new year.  The first order of business was the reorganization of the board.  Judy Stone was nominated to retain her position as President of the Council while Penny ... Read more...

Plymouth Man Arrested On Outstanding Warrants

On Friday, January 10th at 3:15 P.M. Officer Beatty with the Plymouth Police Department  along with  the Marshall County Drug Task Force located 20 year old, Tyler L Wenzel of Plymouth in the area of the 2,100 block of North Oak Drive. ... Read more...

Chance to serve motivates Krupp’s run for Attorney General

PLYMOUTH – Plymouth native Adam Krupp currently the head of the Indiana Department of Revenue came to Plymouth Monday to announce his candidacy for the Republican Party nomination for Attorney General. “The last three years ... Read more...

Plymouth Woman Arrested After Crash

On Friday, January 10th at approximately 5:07 P.M. Officer Arnold with the Plymouth Police Department responded to a report of a two vehicle crash near the intersection of East Jefferson Street and North Michigan Street. Upon arriving to ... Read more...

Cyber Tip Leads To A Bremen Mans Arrest

On Friday, January 10th at approximately 6:00 P.M. Officer Nick Young with the Bremen Police Department received a cyber tip from the National Center from Missing and Exploited Children regarding Child Pornography.  Upon further ... Read more...

AG Curtis Hill to Continue Offering Jail Chemical Addiction Program Grants through 2020

Throughout 2020, the Office of the Indiana Attorney General will continue awarding grants to help fund Jail Chemical Addiction Programs (JCAP) in counties across Indiana. Administered in collaboration with the Indiana Drug Enforcement ... Read more...

Reserved Turkey Hunt Applications for Private Lands now Being Accepted

Applications are now being accepted for spring turkey hunting opportunities on private property through the Access Program Providing Land Enhancements (APPLE) program. APPLE hunts are allocated through the online reserved hunt system. The ... Read more...

Sheriff’s Department Seeking Information in Rentown Robbery

 On Saturday, January 11, 2020, at approximately        4:58 P.M. the Marshall County 911 received a report of an armed robbery that had just occurred at the Rentown Country Store located in the 1500 block of 3rd in Bremen. The ... Read more...

City Meetings Monday Evening

The City of Plymouth will conduct their meetings on Monday, January 13th starting at 6 p.m. with the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting. The board will hear reports from various department heads including the Utility Superintendent ... Read more...

The Plymouth School Year for 2020-2021 Will Start 1 Week Later

Students and staff of the Plymouth Schools will start the 2020-2021 school year a week later than the previous year. Teachers will begin on August 11 and students will start on Wednesday, August 12. Superintendent Andy Hartley said the ... Read more...

County Council Meeting Monday Morning

The Marshall County Council will hold their first meeting of the new year at 9 a.m. on Monday, January 13th in the second floor meeting room of the County Building. The meeting will begin with the reorganization of the board followed by ... Read more...

Failing to Yield Lands a Plymouth Man in Jail

On Wednesday, January 8th at approximately 6:20 P.M.   Officer Arnold with the Plymouth Police Department attempted to conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of Pilgrim Lane and Western Avenue. The driver later identified as ... Read more...

First Federal Savings Bank December PHS Students of the Month

The following students were chosen as the PHS First Federal Savings Bank Students of the Month of December: senior Graci Holm, juniors Nicholas Dean and Kayleigh Einspahr, sophomore Mackenzie Edstrom, and freshman Alex DeJarnatt. Senior ... Read more...

Lake Station Man Arrested on Active Warrant

On Wednesday, January 8th at approximately 7:36 P.M. Officer Krynock with the Plymouth Police Department responded to Pizza Hut on North Michigan Street in reference to an unknown problem. Arriving to the location Officer Krynock located ... Read more...

Governor Holcomb’s Campaign Files 9,000+ Petition Signatures Statewide

Last week, Governor Eric Holcomb’s campaign filed more than 9,000 petition signatures at courthouses and government offices in each of Indiana’s 92 counties. The signatures, filed on Wednesday and Thursday, will earn Governor Holcomb a ... Read more...