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SAVE THIS POST! Halloween is Saturday, October 31, and communities across Michiana have started to announce their trick-or-treat hours and Michiana Scanner Chatter has your official Trick-or-Treat list.
The City of Plymouth has set community trick-or-treating for Saturday, October 31, from 5 to 7 p.m. Residents welcoming trick-or-treaters are encouraged to turn on their porch lights.
Bremen’s final regular brush pickup of the season is Monday, October 19, with annual leaf collection beginning Wednesday, October 21.
A South Bend man was taken into custody Wednesday morning after Plymouth Police were notified that he wanted to turn himself in on an active Marshall County warrant.
Marshall County EMA is giving away free weather radios at the Senior Expo in Plymouth on October 15 and the Argos Fire Territory Open House on October 24. The radios were purchased by AARP, and recipients must be at least 50 years old to qualify.
Plymouth Police say a motorcyclist was clocked traveling 132 mph in a posted 45 mph construction zone on U.S. 30 Tuesday evening.
An Elkhart police officer was taken to the hospital Tuesday evening after his squad car struck a parked, unoccupied vehicle on West Franklin Street and rolled onto its side. The officer reportedly suffered a minor injury, and the Elkhart County Sheriff’s Office is handling the crash investigation.
Want a deer? The Starke County Sheriff’s Office is putting together a call list for people interested in processing deer that deputies or the DNR may come across\.
Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer after doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung during surgery on Tuesday, October 13.
A generator started a house fire in South Bend late Monday night and left one resident with burn injuries that required a transfer to Indianapolis for further treatment. Firefighters rescued one dog from the home, but a second dog died in the fire.
A traffic stop on U.S. 30 in Plymouth began after officers spotted a vehicle traveling 71 mph in a posted 45-mph construction zone.
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.
