A Plymouth man was arrested Saturday night after police say he threatened adults and children while they were gathered around a campfire on Broadway Street\.
A Grovertown man was arrested early Monday morning after Plymouth Police say his vehicle crossed the center line and nearly went off the road. The driver was booked into the Marshall County Jail on OWI and driver’s license allegations.
A Plymouth man was arrested Saturday after police stopped him for traveling 49 mph in a 35-mph zone on Western Avenue. During the traffic stop, officers discovered the driver had never held a driver’s license.
After 20 years in law enforcement, Bremen Police Officer Jesse Pippenger has completed his final shift.
Plymouth’s Old Fashioned Christmas Holiday Lighted Parade is set for Saturday, November 28, at 6 p.m. in downtown Plymouth. The city is accepting parade entries until November 24.
A domestic disturbance call in Elkhart escalated Friday morning when a man fired multiple shots from an upstairs window, striking an occupied vehicle and prompting a regional SWAT response. No injuries were reported, but police say the suspect has not been located and the investigation remains ongoing.
Registration is now open for the Hometown Christmas Cheer Light Parade, happening Friday, November 27, in downtown Argos. Businesses, organizations, families, farmers and others are invited to join the holiday celebration with decorated floats, vehicles and more.
The Plymouth Rotary Club will host a free Meet the Candidates Night on Thursday, October 22, at The REES Theatre in Plymouth, featuring candidates running in the November 3 general election.
The Savannah Bananas are bringing their 2027 World Tour to Notre Dame, with games scheduled at Frank Eck Baseball Stadium on June 24 and Notre Dame Stadium on June 26. The ticket lottery is open through October 31, giving fans a chance to be selected to purchase tickets.
A person was successfully rescued after becoming trapped by soil from the knees down in a trench about 10 feet below ground in Penn Township.
An unknown petroleum product was found in Culver’s storm sewer system Wednesday after crews responded to a chemical odor in the 200 block of South Main Street. Fire and utilities crews contained and recovered the product before it reached Lake Maxinkuckee, while IDEM continues to investigate its source.
The Marshall County Community Foundation has awarded $300,622 in Fall 2026 grants to support local projects, programs and environmental work.
