Plymouth, IN

PLYMOUTH, Mass –A judge declared a mistrial Friday in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial after jurors were unable to reach a unanimous verdict. Judge William Sullivan said he had no choice but to end the trial after jurors sent their third deadlock note of the week. Jurors deliberated for more than 38 hours over seven days. […]

PLYMOUTH, Mass — The Lindsay Clancy triple-murder trial has ended in a mistrial after jurors were unable to reach a unanimous verdict. The jury had been deliberating for hours and told the judge it remained deadlocked. After another attempt to get jurors to continue deliberating, Judge William Sullivan determined there was no path to a […]

MARSHALL COUNTY – A release from the Indiana Department of Transportation shares that its contractor, LaPorte Construction Company, will change the traffic pattern on U.S. 30 between Oak Road and Plymouth-Goshen Trail on or after Tuesday, September 8th. U.S. 30 will continue to be reduced to one lane in each direction but all traffic will Continue reading →

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — A Massachusetts woman has been arrested for allegedly trying to intimidate one of the jurors at the Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial. Police said 56-year-old Dawn Light was arrested outside the Plymouth Courthouse on Tuesday after jurors were excused for failing to reach a verdict. Light was taken into custody and booked […]

Indiana Landmarks has released its annual list of the state’s 10 Most Endangered historic places to raise awareness and spark rescue efforts. This year’s sites face threats ranging from neglect and abandonment to development pressure. The 2026 list includes Cutler’s historic Adams Mill, Fortville’s Ayres House, Indianapolis’s Castle Hall, the New Albany City-County Building, and Evansville’s First Church of Christ, Scientist. Other imperiled landmarks include the Plymouth Fire Sta

PLYMOUTH, Ind. – A press release from Marshall-Starke Development Center (MSDC) announces that the organization has earned an Exemplary rating in its 2026 Supported Employment+ Fidelity Review, achieving the highest designation available on the fidelity scale. MSDC received 55 out of a possible 60 points during the July 20 review. The result represents continued growth Continue reading →

A Plymouth man has been sentenced for his role in a 2022 crash that injured five people in Goshen.  According to The Goshen News, Kristopher Tuttle drove left of center on Indiana 119 and collided with another vehicle. His attorney said Tuttle had unknowingly taken methamphetamine and fell asleep while driving. Tuttle apologized in court and was sentenced to five years, with three years on probation and two through Community Corrections.

The Marshall County Blueberry Festival is scheduled to celebrate its 60th anniversary from September 4-7 at Centennial Park in Plymouth.

A grassroots group in Marshall County is protesting the use of automatic license plate reader cameras. The group, called “Get the Flock Out of Marshall County,” held its first protest over the weekend near a Flock camera on South Michigan Street in Plymouth. Members say they want to educate residents about the technology and raise concerns about privacy and possible Fourth Amendment issues. Marshall County Commissioner Jesse Bohannon says the county has about 25 cameras, although the coun

LaPAZ — On Aug. 21,​ 2026,​ at approximately 10 a.m.,​ an officer conducted a traffic stop near Kimble Street and Cortland Street after observing a vehicle displaying an expired license plate.The driver was identified as Melissa Marie Gamble of Plymouth. During the investigation,​ it was determined that Gamble’s driving privileges were previously suspended. During a Continue reading →