WAKO News
The Illinois State Police (ISP) is reminding Lawrence County teens and others across the area to celebrate the upcoming prom and graduations seasons responsibly. Last year, there were over 840 high school aged teens 15 to 17 years of age injured in crashes during the prom and graduation season from April 16th through May 31st. The leading causes for those accidents were Speeding, Distracted Driving, Improper Seatbelt Usage and Impaired Driving. Illinois is a zero-tolerance state in regard to underage drinking and the ISP will be conducting high visibility patrols enforcing those violations and others.
Plymouth Board upholds vacate order after heated exchange with homeowner
Marshall County Tourism Commission awards $7,500 to Culver Visitors Center for guide and map project
Plymouth Police assist Starke County in locating wanted man at north side manufacturing business
Woman arrested for domestic battery following disturbance at rural Plymouth residence
Indiana Senate Appropriations Chair calls for fiscal caution despite strong 2026 Budget closeout
42nd Annual Culver Lakefest kicks off Friday, honoring local emergency services
Bread of Life Community Food Pantry hosts "Christmas in July" Fundraiser at Yellow River Tap next Sunday
IDEM issues Air Quality Action Day Warning for Marshall County Thursday
