A 63-year-old Francesville man was arrested Sunday following an investigation into suspected child sexual abuse material after a video was brought to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office.
The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about scammers impersonating department employees and requesting money to bond loved ones out of jail. Officials say anyone receiving these calls should hang up and contact the sheriff’s office directly at 574-946-6655 to verify bond payment instructions.
Pulaski County EMS has acknowledged that criminal charges were recently filed against a department employee but has declined to discuss the allegations while the case remains ongoing. MSC is aware of social media posts circulating about the situation and is awaiting independent confirmation before reporting additional details.
A multi-agency enforcement operation in Pulaski County resulted in 112 traffic stops and 17 citations on October 3. The Sheriff’s Office says officers encountered offenses involving controlled substances, OWI, reckless driving at speeds above 95 mph and an outstanding warrant.
Pumpkin Fest returns to Heartland Church in Winamac this Sunday, October 4, with free pumpkins for children under 14, hay rides, games and other family activities.
State Road 14 near Terrace Drive in Winamac has reopened after three-vehicle accident Friday afternoon.
The Pulaski County Coroner’s Office has identified the man who died following Wednesday’s police pursuit as Keith C. Ernest, 56, of Winamac. Indiana State Police says a preliminary autopsy indicates Ernest died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Indiana State Police are investigating after a police pursuit that began in Monon ended with a shooting in Winamac and the death of the driver. US 35 has reopened.
The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office and Indiana State Police are investigating an incident on US 35 in front of the plaza in Winamac. Authorities say the event is over and the community is safe, but drivers should expect long delays and shutdowns while the investigation continues.
More than 10 fire departments and numerous supporting agencies responded to a large fire at Star City-Farmers Grain and Supply on August 27, 2026.
