Local News from Wednesday, November 4th, 2026
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Marshall County Confirms First Measles Case Since 2023
The Marshall County Health Department has confirmed the county's first case of measles since 2023.
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School bus carrying student struck by SUV that ran red light in downtown Plymouth
84-year-old driver cited for running red light at Michigan and Jefferson; the lone student on board walked away uninjured
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Marshall County Historical Society hosts Brown Bag Lecture on 175 years of PHJC history
Sr. Judith Diltz to share research on the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ and their legacy of service in Marshall County and beyond
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Sports option on the horizon for St. Michaels students
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Governor Braun extends gas tax savings
Governor Mike Braun today signed executive orders to prioritize affordability, extending Indiana's energy emergency and delivering another month of relief at the pump for Hoosier families.
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Volunteers Pack 2,000 christmas stockings for troops in Operation Quiet Comfort Holiday Project
66 volunteers complete packing ahead of schedule; community donors provide food, handmade stockings, and a recorded concert from Triton Elementary
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Top Tier Robotics Team 'Mechannibalism' wins Middlebury Tournament, qualifies for State
Four Top Tier teams compete at 'Torque or Treat' event; next competition hosted locally Nov. 14
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Solid turnout makes voice heard in Marshall County midterm election
PLYMOUTH — A solid turnout of 39 percent of registered voters in Marshall County made their voices heard in the contested races in this year's midterm elections.
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Riverside Intermediate School students experience the world of work at JA BizTown
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Free tobacco cessation program begins Nov. 10 in Plymouth
Six-week program offered at no cost by Saint Joseph Health System; registration deadline is Nov. 6
