The Starke County Commissioners approved a health insurance renewal for county employees during a special meeting that was held on Wednesday, October 14th.

The Starke County Clerk’s Office is reminding eligible voters of the upcoming deadline to request an absentee ballot by mail for the November 3rd General Election.

The Michigan City Fire Department is warning residents and visitors of dangerous conditions along the Lake Michigan shoreline today.

A reported motor vehicle crash that took place in Pulaski County yesterday left an area of roadway closed for several hours.

The John Glenn School Board will meet Tuesday, October 20th, at 7pm Eastern Time at the John Glenn Administration Building.

Representatives of two solar projects in Starke County provided updates on their progress during the Starke County Plan Commission meeting Wednesday, October 14th.

Indiana hunters are being encouraged to donate legally harvested deer to help feed Hoosiers in need through the state’s Hunt for Hunger program.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office is currently accepting applications for a Deputy Sheriff position.

The Starke County Economic Development Foundation is reminding community members of a local resource called Rollie Jobs.

Starke County Community Services announced Wednesday that a food drive held at Five Star Marketplace in Knox raised more than $3,000 in food and monetary donations for the organization’s food pantry.

The City of Knox will begin its fall leaf pickup program Monday, October 19th.

The Pulaski County Election Board will hold two candidate complaint hearings this upcoming Monday, October 19th, concerning allegations of improper electioneering during early voting at the Pulaski County Courthouse.

The Winamac Town Council discussed offering an additional retirement savings option for town employees during its meeting Monday night.

A ‘Meet the Candidates’ Night was held at the Knox Community Center yesterday evening.

Pulaski County residents are invited to provide input on the county’s 2027 Comprehensive Plan during a series of upcoming public workshops.

The Winamac Town Council voted 3-2 Monday night to establish a 20-mile-per-hour speed limit on town-controlled streets.

The Starke County Sheriff’s Office recently announced it is putting together a call list of individuals interested in processing deer that deputies or Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) personnel may come across.

Indiana residents affected by severe storms and flooding in August have until Sunday, October 25, to apply for disaster assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

An announcement from Country Acres Mobile Home Court in Hamlet shares that the mobile home community is currently under a boil water advisory.