(07-01-2020) • Authorities Investigate a Tuesday Night Stabbing
(07-01-2020) • Howe Military Academy Tanker Heads to New Home
(07-01-2020) • Branch County Fair Canceled For 2020
(07-01-2020) • Indiana WorkOne Centers To Open To Walk In Customers
(07-01-2020) • Tri-State Steuben County Municipal Airport Awarded Grant
(07-01-2020) • Over 100 New Laws Start July 1st in the Hoosier State
(07-01-2020) • A Heat Stretch is on Tap for the Next Several Days
(06-30-2020) • MSD of Steuben County Executive Session This Friday
(06-30-2020) • Electrify Usage Causing Deficits for Local Ohio Towns
(06-30-2020) • Ohioans Can Start Outdoor Nursing Home Visits in Mid July
(06-30-2020) • Kendallville Library Opening In July
(06-30-2020) • LaGrange Deputies Handle Weekend Fight and Drunk Driver
(06-30-2020) • Business After Hours Returns July 16th
(06-30-2020) • Hamilton Town Council Meeting Next Monday
(06-30-2020) • Ohioans Can Start Outdoor Nursing Home Visits in Mid July
(06-30-2020) • Woman Injured in Car Accident Sunday in DeKalb County
(06-30-2020) • Bronson’s Ryan Elementary Has a New Principal
(06-29-2020) • Steuben County Issues COVID-19 Public Service Announcement
(06-29-2020) • Driver Ejected and Airlifted to Fort Wayne After Sunday Accident
(06-29-2020) • Second Lockdown and Potential Mandatory Vaccines Possibly Ordered From Michigan Governor
(06-29-2020) • Sturgis Woman Killed In Crash
(06-29-2020) • OWI Arrest Made Sunday Night In LaGrange County
(06-29-2020) • Habitat Home Sponsored by Home & Garden Show Will Raise the First Walls this Wednesday in New Haven
(06-29-2020) • Thiess Stock Rising Quickly With Steuben County Law Enforcement
(06-29-2020) • Angola City Police Issue Scam Alert
(06-29-2020) • One Person Airlifted in Sunday Evening Accident
(06-29-2020) • Thunderstorms Are Possible This Week
(06-29-2020) • Fire Destroys Barn in Kunkle
(06-29-2020) • Bryan Municipal Utilities Customers Could See Summer Increases
(06-29-2020) • Bryan City Band Set to Preform Wednesday
(06-29-2020) • BMV Late Fees Will Resume This Coming Wednesday
(06-29-2020) • FFA Convention Moves To Virtual Format
(06-29-2020) • COVID-19 Total Nears 45,000 Mark Within Indiana
(06-29-2020) • Accessible Absent Voter Ballot Application Now Available
(06-28-2020) • Saturday Night Structure Fire
(06-28-2020) • Steuben County COA Will Re-Open Current Location on July 6th
(06-28-2020) • Quincy Apartment Fire Claims Second Victim
(06-28-2020) • Noble County Reports Possible COVID Exposure At YMCA Camp
(06-27-2020) • Mountain Lion Sighting at Fremont’s Vistula Park
(06-27-2020) • Northwestern Williams County Got Hit Hard By Storms
(06-26-2020) • Northwest Ohio Facility One of the First to See Funding
(06-26-2020) • Thunderstorms Possible Friday
(06-25-2020) • Investigation Into Possible Drowning Underway at Lake James
(06-26-2020) • Fremont Schools Board Meeting Monday
(06-26-2020) • Standardized Test Scores Optional For Students Seeking Trine Admission In 2021
(06-26-2020) • Amazon To Open Delivery Station In Fort Wayne
(06-26-2020) • Hillsdale County Fair Canceled For 2020
(06-26-2020) • New Name Joins DeKalb County Commissioner Race
(06-25-2020) • Investigation Into Possible Drowning Underway at Lake James
(06-25-2020) • Drug Arrest Thursday Morning In LaGrange County
(06-25-2020) • Cameron Memorial Hospital Visitor Restrictions Still In Place
(06-25-2020) • Steuben County Makes COVID-19 Social Responsibility Request
(06-25-2020) • Cedar Point Offering Special July 4th Event
(06-25-2020) • Williams County Facility Has First Positive COVID-19 Case
(06-25-2020) • Chance of Thunderstorms Start Today and Increase Daily to Weekend
(06-25-2020) • Colon Man Arrested On Several Charges
(06-25-2020) • Holcomb Announces Renters Relief Program
(06-25-2020) • Banks Announces Service Academy Appointments
(06-25-2020) • Indiana Adds Almost 300 More Cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday
(06-25-2020) • COVID-19 Positive Employees At Center For Health And Wellness
(06-24-2020) • Potential Tax Increases In Indiana
(06-24-2020) • Bodies Identified in Bryan Case; Suspected Homicide/Suicide
(06-24-2020) • Michigan Woman Arrested On Child Endangerment Charges
(06-24-2020) • Tuesday Morning Quincy Fire Ruled Not Suspicious
(06-24-2020) • In Person Classes To Resume This Fall For EACS
(06-24-2020) • State Offers Public Schools Remote Learning Grants
(06-24-2020) • Open Skate Resumes at Thunder Ice Arena July 5th
(06-24-2020) • CASA Palooza Diamonds & Denim Rescheduled For September
(06-23-2020) • DeWitt Becomes Newest Auburn City Council Member
(06-23-2020) • Autopsies Requested for Dead Bodies Found in Bryan Home
(06-23-2020) • Calendar Changes Noted For Trine 2020 Fall Semester
(06-23-2020) • Calendar Challenge Looms Over 2021 Steuben County Budget
(06-23-2020) • Challenges Prevalent For Steuben County Council 2021 Budget Discussions
(06-23-2020) • Hoosier Drivers Must Put Down Their Phones Beginning July 1st
(06-23-2020) • Two Dead Bodies Found in Home
(06-23-2020) • Northeast Indiana Reporting 27 New Cases Of Coronavirus
(06-23-2020) • Fatal Fire Tuesday Morning Fire In Quincy
(06-23-2020) • Kendallville Man Arraigned On Stolen Vehicle Charges
(06-23-2020) • Vice President Mike Pence to Visit Ohio
(06-23-2020) • Plan Commission Denies Rezoning For Senior Living Community Development
(06-23-2020) • Angola Chamber Golf Scramble To Be Held In October
(06-22-2020) • Indiana County May Unemployment Numbers Released
(06-22-2020) • Traffic Stop Leads to Multiple Drug Charges on Two Men
(06-22-2020) • Sunday Night House Fire In Quincy
(06-22-2020) • The Williams County Fair Will Be Next to Normal This Year
(06-22-2020) • Salary Matrix on Steuben County Council’s Agenda Tuesday
(06-22-2020) • Several Chickens Were Lost in a Sunday Barn Blaze
(06-22-2020) • NE Indiana Has 165 New Cases Of Coronavirus
(06-22-2020) • Southwest Michigan Reports 14 New COVID-19 Cases
(06-22-2020) • Black Pine Animal Sanctuary Reopens Over Weekend
(06-22-2020) • Chain O’Lakes Unveils New 9 Lake Challenge
(06-22-2020) • Judge Rules Gyms Can Reopen Within Michigan
(06-22-2020) • Home Occupants Escape Sunday Morning Fire
(06-22-2020) • Felony Residential Entry Arrest
(06-22-2020) • Karson Meeks Wins Indiana Sheriff's Association Scholarship
(06-22-2020) • May Indiana Employment Report
(06-22-2020) • Thunderstorms Likely Monday
(06-19-2020) • RISE Inc. Will Soon Have a New Name
(06-19-2020) • 180th Fighter Wing Stingers Helping Fight Hunger
(06-19-2020) • Steuben County Council Sets Special Meeting
(06-19-2020) • One Person Airlifted After Two Vehicle Crash
(06-19-2020) • Local Authorities Make Warning on Counterfeit Cash
(06-19-2020) • Warning From Steuben County Officials on Blue-Green Algae
(06-19-2020) • Hot Today; Slight Chance of a Thunderstorm
(06-18-2020) • Angola City Police K-9 Program Receives Donation
(06-18-2020) • Ohio Governor Announces His Law Enforcement Reform
(06-18-2020) • Stolen Vehicle Crashes Into Home
(06-18-2020) • New Ashley Plastics Company Names Leader
(06-18-2020) • World Olivet Assembly Acquires Howe Military Campus
(06-18-2020) • Education Spared From Indiana Budget Cuts
(06-18-2020) • Above Normal Temperatures Will Continue
(06-17-2020) • Northeast Indiana Has 154 New Coronavirus Cases
(06-17-2020) • Northeast Indiana Has 154 New Coronavirus Cases
(06-17-2020) • LaGrange County Extends Emergency Declaration
(06-17-2020) • Montpelier Bean Days Balloon Fest Cancelled for 2020
(06-17-2020) • MSD Board Discusses Social Distancing for Graduation
(06-17-2020) • Mohre Receives Endorsements for Williams County Sheriff
(06-17-2020) • Unemployment Fraud Warning for Hoosiers
(06-17-2020) • Humidity Levels Will Increase Through the Weekend
(06-16-2020) • Fremont Board Approves Athletic Practices to Start
(06-16-2020) • Axel Joins Trine University Board of Trustees
(06-16-2020) • Yoder Man Critically Injured in Steuben County Motorcycle Crash
(06-16-2020) • Ohio Sports Betting Bills
(06-16-2020) • Saucer Village Features Versions of Williams County Businesses
(06-16-2020) • Toledo Zoo Reopens With Guidlines
(06-16-2020) • Sentence Handed Down On Cunkle
(06-16-2020) • COVID-19 Cases Spike In Southern Michigan
(06-16-2020) • LaGrange County Residents Required To Wear Masks In Public
(06-16-2020) • Just One Month Left to File Individual Income Taxes for The 2020 Tax Season
(06-16-2020) • Angola Council Approves Infrastructure Grant Matching Funds, Facade Grants, and IT Services
(06-16-2020) • Registration Still Open For Second Summer Term
(06-15-2020) • 80 New Cases Of COVID-19 In Southern Michigan
(06-15-2020) • Monday Morning Motorcycle Crash Near Ashley Injures Two Men
(06-15-2020) • Steuben County Health Officials Issue Reminders on COVID-19 Precautions
(06-15-2020) • Garrett High School Earns Second State SEAL Certification
(06-15-2020) • Steuben County Commissioners Meet Early Monday Morning
(06-15-2020) • Saturday Night Motorcycle Accident
(06-15-2020) • Weekend Arrests Plentiful Around Steuben County
(06-15-2020) • Steuben County Buildings Open Once Again on Monday
(06-15-2020) • Amtrak Asking for Federal Funds for Bryan Train Depot
(06-15-2020) • No Injuries in Three Vehicle Crash at Work Zone
(06-15-2020) • Indiana Democrats To Announce Attorney General Nominee This Week
(06-15-2020) • Suspect Arrested In Coldwater Stabbing Death
(06-15-2020) • Indiana COVID-19 Cases Show Weekend Increases Across Northeast Indiana
(06-15-2020) • Parkview DeKalb Hospital Welcomes 1st Patient To New Sleep Disorder Center
(06-15-2020) • Four Southern Michigan Bank & Trust Branch Locations to Reopen June 16th
(06-15-2020) • Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival On As Scheduled
(06-12-2020) • Pledge Made Towards Truth Monument Project On Angola's Public Square
(06-12-2020) • Auburn Chord Duesenberg Museum Reopens Sunday, Addresses Intentions To Keep Labor Day Festival On As Planned
(06-12-2020) • Felony Domestic Battery Leads to Vehicle Pursuit