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The Marshall County Senior Expo is returning to Plymouth High School on Thursday, October 15, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., featuring free admission, health screenings, flu shots, entertainment and door prizes.
Triton Jr. Sr. High School announced that its varsity girls basketball head coach has resigned, effective October 8, just one day after a meeting with parents and players.
A Plymouth woman was taken to the Marshall County Jail following a traffic stop at Wendy’s on October 7. According to Plymouth Police, K9 Kyzer alerted during the stop, leading to a search that uncovered suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia.
Plymouth Police say a virtual reality headset stolen from a juvenile at Park Jefferson Apartments was recovered during a theft investigation.
Downtown Elkhart will light up October 15-17 for Neon Nights, a free three-night event featuring light-based sculptures, live entertainment, food and other attractions.
Marshall County Commissioners voted 2-1 Tuesday night to cover the county’s six Flock cameras while keeping the current contract in place. The cameras will remain covered until commissioners vote again, giving incoming officials time to develop additional policies and safeguards.
Argos Fire is inviting the community to an open house Saturday, October 24, celebrating several accomplishments from the past year, including the purchase of Engine 25. The event runs from noon to 4 p.m. at the Argos Fire Station and will include free food and activities for all ages.
The Marshall County Commissioners will hold a public hearing tonight, October 6, on Flock surveillance, with discussion focused on public safety and privacy. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at the County Building in Plymouth and will also be livestreamed on the Marshall County YouTube channel.
Free tickets for South Bend Police Department’s Cops & Goblins event will be distributed Tuesday, October 13.
Marshall County has released early voting information for the 2026 General Election.
The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency has released its quarterly report covering activity from July 1 through September 30, highlighting emergency responses, planning efforts, training, community outreach and other work completed over the past three months.
Indiana State Police troopers conducted 36,763 traffic stops and made 293 drunk driving arrests across the state during September. The agency also reported more than 2,100 criminal arrests and 1,185 crashes investigated during the month.
