(04-15-2021) • RSC Unveils Conservative Immigration Framework
(05-07-2021) • Trine Inducts 34 Into Order of the Engineer
(05-07-2021) • Carra Introduces Plan To Prevent Vaccine-Based Discrimination
(05-07-2021) • More Information Released On Constantine Shooting
(05-07-2021) • Laura Penner Wins 2021 Oster Award
(05-07-2021) • Former Greater Fort Wayne CEO Running for Governor
(05-07-2021) • Helping Hands: Trine Students Design Low-Cost Prosthetic Limbs for Teens
(05-07-2021) • Cameron Kicks Off Hospital Week Monday
(05-07-2021) • Saturday Commencement at Trine Will Feature Governor Holcomb as Keynote
(05-07-2021) • Morning Accident Closes US 20 for a Brief Time
(05-07-2021) • Indy Airport Welcomes New, Resumed Flights with American Airlines
(05-07-2021) • Friday Fog Puts Several Area Schools on A 2-Hour Delay
(05-06-2021) • Mongo Food Pantry Open Thursday Night
(05-06-2021) • Packnett to Receive Honorary Degree from Trine
(05-06-2021) • Two Separate DeKalb County Accidents
(05-06-2021) • One Person Injured In Constantine Shooting Incident
(05-06-2021) • Sturgis Man Charged With Murder In Hit And Run Death
(05-06-2021) • MSD Contract Dispute Settled Wednesday Evening
(05-05-2021) • Angola Area Chamber of Commerce Welcomes 3Rivers Fereal Credit Union
(05-05-2021) • Holcomb Vetos Republican Backed Bill
(05-05-2021) • One Airlifted After Tuesday Morning Crash
(05-05-2021) • Trine Recognizes Distinguished Students for Class of 2021
(05-05-2021) • Covered Bridge Health Care Holding COVID Vaccination Clinics
(05-05-2021) • Kevin Conner To Receive E.J. Shaheen Award
(05-05-2021) • White Pigeon Approves Renewing Ambulance Millage
(05-05-2021) • Constantine Residents Vote To Keep Recreational Marijuana Ordinance
(05-04-2021) • Road on Trine Campus Named in Honor of Alumni, Trustee & Supporter Oeder
(05-04-2021) • Tuesday Morning Accident in Steuben County Update
(05-04-2021) • I-69 Resurfacing Project to Begin in Steuben County
(05-04-2021) • Area Principals Receive Top Honors
(05-04-2021) • Holcomb Launches Regional Initiative to Invest $500M
(05-04-2021) • Stolen Car Recovered, Arrest Made
(05-04-2021) • White Pigeon To Vote On Ambulance Millage Renewal
(05-04-2021) • Erin Goff Wins 2020 And 2021 Liberty Bell Award
(05-04-2021) • Constantine Recreational Marijuana Referendum Being Voted On
(05-04-2021) • Council Approves Lomont Holdings
(05-04-2021) • Tuesday Morning Accident Near Airport
(05-04-2021) • Council Approves New Equipment & Real Estate Improvements for Two Local Businesses
(05-04-2021) • YMCA CPR Classes
(05-03-2021) • Shipshewana Flea Market Opens On Schedule for 2021 Season
(05-03-2021) • Prairie Heights Receives High Rankings in 2021 Best High Schools
(05-03-2021) • Michigan State Police Release More on Officer Involved Shooting
(05-03-2021) • Sleepy Driver Causes Two Car Collision
(05-03-2021) • Cameron Hospital Names Interim President, CEO
(05-03-2021) • Hoosier State Awards 100.2 Million for Road and Bridge Projects
(05-03-2021) • Elkhart Man Dies From Injuries In Roll Over Accident
(05-03-2021) • North Dakota Man Injured After Striking A Tree
(05-03-2021) • AG Nessel Issues Statement About Fake E-mails
(05-01-2021) • Dowagiac Men Injured In Truck v Tree Crash
(05-01-2021) • LaSata Announces May In District Office Hours
(05-01-2021) • Whitmer Shares Plan For Michigan To Get Out Of COVID-19 Situation
(05-01-2021) • Vehicle Theft Being Investigated
(04-30-2021) • Whitmer Shares Plan For Michigan To Get Out Of COVID-19 Situation
(04-30-2021) • Dowagiac Man Hurt In Two Vehicle Crash
(04-30-2021) • CSC Charges Filed Against Saginaw Man
(04-30-2021) • NE Indiana Receiving Community Crossing Matching Grants
(04-30-2021) • Orland's Joyce Library Will Remain Open During Restoration
(04-30-2021) • E&B to Start Milling on 275 N & Orland Rd. Today
(04-30-2021) • Prairie Heights Announces Prom Court
(04-30-2021) • Motorcycle Accident Injures One
(04-29-2021) • Masks Optional at Trine University Main Campus Beginning May 10th
(04-29-2021) • E&B to Start Milling on 275 N & Orland Rd. Friday
(04-29-2021) • City Commission Approves Marijuana Ordinance Amendments
(04-29-2021) • Lillywhite Says Beware Of New Scam
(04-29-2021) • Tonight's Business After Hours Event Postponed
(04-29-2021) • Angola Birdsong Park Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
(04-29-2021) • Ceremony Scheduled Saturday in Indy to Remember FedEx Shooting Victims
(04-29-2021) • Man Arraigned on Criminal Sexual Conduct Charges
(04-29-2021) • Hamilton Students And Staff First to Tackle Day of Caring Projects
(04-29-2021) • Sullivan Acknowledges Violating State Political Fundraising Rules
(04-28-2021) • Man Dies After Colliding with Truck
(04-28-2021) • Orland Town Council Meeting May 3rd
(04-28-2021) • Republican Breakfast Set for May 1st
(04-28-2021) • Tribal Nation Challenges Pipeline Permit Approval
(04-28-2021) • Trine Continues Career Fair Growth Over 2020-21
(04-28-2021) • Angola Spring Hydrant Flushing
(04-28-2021) • Sullivan Starts Campaign For Indiana SOS Office
(04-28-2021) • Portion Of State Road 3 Closed Tuesday Due To Crash
(04-28-2021) • Road Commission Closing Covered Bridge For Two Days
(04-28-2021) • Shipshewana Man Sentenced In Robbery
(04-28-2021) • Holcomb Files Lawsuit Challenging HEA 1123
(04-27-2021) • Noble County Crash Closes a Portion of State Road 3 Tuesday
(04-27-2021) • S.R. 427 Closing for Drainage Pipe Replacements
(04-27-2021) • Lakeland Internet Adds More Coverage in NE Indiana
(04-27-2021) • Sullivan Starts 2022 Campaign for Indiana Secretary of State
(04-27-2021) • Hoosiers Able to Hold on to House Seats According to Census
(04-27-2021) • Elkhart Woman Killed In Two Vehicle Crash
(04-27-2021) • Woman Injured When Horse Falls On Her
(04-27-2021) • Coldwater Man Injured In One Vehicle Accident
(04-27-2021) • Bronson To Do Hydrant Flushing In Early May
(04-27-2021) • Angola BZA Approves Two Variances
(04-26-2021) • Single Vehicle Accident Injuries One
(04-26-2021) • Angola Man Arrested After Sunday Morning Pursuit
(04-26-2021) • Coldwater High School Students Returning To In Person Classes
(04-26-2021) • Captain's Cabin Restaurant Closes
(04-26-2021) • Kendallville Shooting Suspect Moved To Jail
(04-26-2021) • Bronson Teen Injured In Cass County Crash
(04-26-2021) • City Of Sturgis Flushing Hydrants This Week
(04-24-2021) • Indiana Budget Passes Both House And Senate
(04-24-2021) • Three Rivers H.S. Pausing Classes And Spring Sports
(04-24-2021) • Arson Charges Filed In Coldwater House Fire
(04-24-2021) • Southern Michigan Residents Named To State Boards And Committees
(04-24-2021) • 2021 Honor Flights will Require COVID-19 Vaccinations
(04-24-2021) • Angola Adopt a Tree Event Taking Place Saturday
(04-24-2021) • Indiana Department of Education Accepting Applications for New Accelerated Learning Grant Program
(04-24-2021) • Road Work on Hanselman Road Starts Monday
(04-23-2021) • Goshen Receiving Recycling Grant
(04-23-2021) • March 2021 Jobless Rates Mixed Around SW Michigan
(04-23-2021) • Howe Man Arrested On Drugs And Weapons Charges
(04-23-2021) • Fewer Indiana High School Graduates Choosing to Pursue Education After the 12th Grade
(04-23-2021) • ISP Investigating Noble County Man’s Shootout After Police Chase
(04-23-2021) • Trine Day Raises Nearly $150K
(04-23-2021) • Trine Staff Honored with Presidential Award
(04-23-2021) • Indiana Budget Passes with Ease; Schools Set to Receive Added Funds
(04-22-2021) • St. Joseph Co. Park To Benefit From Natural Resources Trust Fund
(04-22-2021) • Carra Holding In District Hours On Friday
(04-22-2021) • Hasch Sentenced For Sex Crimes In Michigan
(04-22-2021) • McCann Sentenced In Shooting Incident
(04-22-2021) • New Pre-School Option for Fall 2021 I’m Angola
(04-22-2021) • Indy 500 on for 2021; Fans Welcome With Some Restrictions
(04-22-2021) • SACS' Downs to Lead New Graduate Programs at Trine
(04-22-2021) • High Speed Police Chase Ends in Kendallville Thursday Morning
(04-21-2021) • County Commission Approves Hiring Of Deputy Clerk
(04-21-2021) • Holcomb Introduces Indiana's Two Year Budget
(04-21-2021) • Angola Middle School Band and Choir Receive Special Award
(04-21-2021) • Additional Angola Business to Receive Small Business Forgivable Loans
(04-21-2021) • Angola Fire Department Pension Board Meeting
(04-21-2021) • Tuesday Morning Accident Injures Two
(04-20-2021) • Toddler Killed After Livestock Truck Backs Over Him
(04-20-2021) • Lakeland BOE Hires Baker As New Superintendent
(04-20-2021) • Burr Oak Women Being Investigated For Narcotics Violations
(04-20-2021) • Bronson Women Killed In Two Vehicle Crash
(04-20-2021) • Sturgis Man Injured In Elkhart County Crash
(04-20-2021) • Traffic Stop Leads To Arrests On Drug And Weapons Charges
(04-20-2021) • Angola Area Chamber of Commerce Announces Winners of 8th Annual Ebbie Awards
(04-20-2021) • Hamilton Town Council Meeting
(04-20-2021) • Angola Art Fest
(04-20-2021) • Multiple State Police Troopers Pull Over Truck Driver on Toll Road
(04-20-2021) • Indiana Red Flag Law Not Used for FedEx Shooter
(04-20-2021) • Lt. Gov. Crouch, OCRA Announce 80 COVID-19 Response Grant Phase 3 Recipients
(04-20-2021) • Springtime Winter Weather Advisory Issued
(04-19-2021) • Branch Co. Teen Dies From Injuries In Car v Bicycle Crash
(04-19-2021) • Cold And Snow Coming To The Area
(04-19-2021) • City of Coldwater Starting Hydrant Flushing Today
(04-19-2021) • Pokagon Plans Welcome Back Weekend
(04-19-2021) • ISP Drug Take-Back Day Scheduled for Saturday
(04-19-2021) • The Angola Common Council Set Consider Ordinance 1670-2021
(04-17-2021) • Bronson City Council Agrees To Update Website
(04-17-2021) • Indiana March Employment Report
(04-17-2021) • Noble County Officials Arrest 13 People On Warrant Charges
