The Marshall County burn ban remains in effect. It is especially important that everyone refrains from outdoor burning today and Wednesday, as the National Weather Service has issued a rare Fire Weather Watch for our county. This is only the sixth issuance of that product in our region since 2010.
Record warm temperatures, low relative humidity, gusty winds, and dry topsoil will combine to create extremely favorable conditions for fires to spread rapidly.
Lake Ave/SR 17 Railroad crossing closed Friday, October 24th for improvements
County Commissioners approve $50K Public Safety Grant reimbursement for Culver/Union Twp Fire & EMS
County officer arrests Kewanna woman for OWI
Chavez arrested after city police check suspicious vehicle on W. Jefferson St.
Teenager arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor
Plymouth cheerleaders make school history — headed to State Finals for the first time
ISP safety tips for avoiding deer on the road
Secretary Rollins announces plan for American ranchers and consumers
