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A Michigan man was arrested following a pursuit involving a stolen pickup truck that traveled through Miami, Fulton, and Marshall counties.
The winning ticket number for the 2026 Blueberry Half Pot has been announced, with an estimated prize of $11,481.
Construction behind the Heartland Art Center will temporarily change traffic flow in the alley and close several parking spaces.
A Fort Wayne man was arrested after authorities say he started a fight at the Plymouth Motor Speedway and fled from officers. Toby Dillian Watson was found with a firearm and booked on three felony charges.
A multi-agency Sex and Violent Offender compliance operation in Marshall County checked 74 registered offenders and resulted in four arrests.
Bremen residents will see a change to next week’s trash and recycling schedule due to the Labor Day holiday.
With the Blueberry Festival officially opening today, the Plymouth Police Department is reminding residents and visitors that items may not be placed in public roadways to block parking or save parking spaces.
The City of Plymouth is celebrating significant progress in the effort to preserve and restore the Historic Fire House & City Hall, one of the community’s most recognizable landmarks and one of Indiana’s oldest surviving firehouse buildings.
The Plymouth Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying the person pictured in connection with a theft case.
Bourbon Street Pizza announced they are ending operations at their Plymouth location after 14 years in business.
The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency will host its first weather radio giveaway event on September 22 from 2 to 3 pm at the Marshall County Council on Aging.
Bill Woodward officially filed as an Independent candidate for West Township Trustee on June 3, 2026.