(01-14-2021) • Coronavirus Mutations Found in Ohio
(01-14-2021) • Michigan To Allow More Activities To Resume
(01-14-2021) • MHSAA Says More Winter Sports Can Start
(01-13-2021) • Attorney General Todd Rokita Hires Three to Leadership Positions
(01-13-2021) • Indiana Senator Looks Forward to Working with INDOT Secretary Nominee
(01-13-2021) • Ohio Man Involved in Multi-Agency Car Chase Arrested
(01-13-2021) • Senate Bill Could Raise Indiana’s Minimum Wage
(01-12-2021) • Holcomb Sworn In For Second Term As IN. Governor
(01-11-2021) • Carra Says Whitmer Should Let Restaurants Let Patrons Dine In
(01-11-2021) • Governor Holcomb Directs Flags Flown at Half Staff Through Wednesday
(01-11-2021) • 86K Seniors 80 Plus Registered for the Coronavirus Vaccine
(01-11-2021) • AG Curtis Hill Urges Gov. Holcomb to Approve Cybersecurity Rule
(01-11-2021) • Whitmer Calls For In Person Learning By March 1
(01-10-2021) • COVID-19 Cases Close Angola & LaGrange Head Start Centers
(01-08-2021) • Businesses Plan Record Number of New Hoosier Jobs Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
(01-08-2021) • Indiana COVID-19 Numbers as of Thursday for Steuben County
(01-07-2021) • Michigan Changing COVID Vaccine Schedule
(01-07-2021) • MHSAA Says Limited Spectators Can Attend Fall Sports Tournaments
(01-06-2021) • Corrections Employees will See Raise
(01-06-2021) • Indiana COVID-19 Numbers as of Tuesday for Steuben County
(01-06-2021) • Human Trafficking More Widespread in Indiana than Available Data Indicates
(01-06-2021) • Gov. Holcomb, INDOT Announce Next Call for Community Crossings Matching Grants
(01-05-2021) • Indiana COVID-19 Numbers as of Monday for Steuben County
(01-05-2021) • Lt. Gov. Crouch statement on March Madness in Indiana
(01-02-2021) • MARCS Money Rolls in for 10 Fire Departments in Williams County
(01-02-2021) • DCS Releases 2019 Child Fatality Report
(12-31-2020) • Winter Weather Advisory Issued to Start Friday
(12-31-2020) • Victim Identified In Garrett Death Investigation
(12-31-2020) • Eden Bombers Shoe Drive
(12-30-2020) • Indiana Statewide COVID-19 Numbers as of Tuesday
(12-30-2020) • Whitmer Signs Bipartisan Relief Bill
(12-30-2020) • November 2020 Jobless Rates Mixed In SW Michigan
(12-30-2020) • Applications For Reserved Spring Turkey Hunts Opening Soon
(12-30-2020) • Overnight Semi Crash on I-80 Toll Road Causing Delays in Morning Commute
(12-19-2020) • Cameron Hospital is Providing the COVID-19 Vaccination to Healthcare Workers
(12-29-2020) • Coronavirus Vaccine Efforts Continue
(12-29-2020) • Bryan Cardiologist First to Receive Moderna Vaccine
(12-29-2020) • Indiana Statewide COVID-19 Numbers as of Monday
(12-28-2020) • Indiana Partners for Pollution Prevention Welcomes Two New Members
(12-28-2020) • Indiana Statewide COVID-19 Numbers as of Sunday
(12-28-2020) • MHSAA Says Fall Tournaments Will Conclude In January
(12-26-2020) • Indiana Statewide COVID-19 Numbers as of Friday
(12-26-2020) • MHSAA Approves Winter Sports Schedule
(12-24-2020) • Cameron Hospital Receives First Shipment of Moderna
(12-23-2020) • Local Businesses Among Third Round of Manufacturing Readiness Grants
(12-23-2020) • AG Curtis Hill Settles with Sabre Inc. After Data Breach Impacted 1.3 Million Credit Cards
(12-23-2020) • WCHD Receives First Shipment of COVID-19 Vaccines
(12-23-2020) • Angola Man Critically Injured in Two-Car Crash
(12-23-2020) • Glen Oaks Capital Outlay Funds Included In Stimulus Plan
(12-23-2020) • MHSAA May Adjust Fall Sports Restart Schedule
(12-22-2020) • Michigan COVID-19 Relief Plan
(12-22-2020) • Indiana COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decline
(12-21-2020) • AG Curtis Hill Announces $2M Settlement with CafePress After Data Breach Impacted Millions
(12-19-2020) • Cameron Hospital is Providing the COVID-19 Vaccination to Healthcare Workers
(12-19-2020) • Fremont Man Injured in Off-Road Vehicle Accident
(12-19-2020) • Michigan To Re-Open High Schools And Some Businesses
(12-19-2020) • November Jobless Rate Steady In Indiana
(12-18-2020) • ISP Fort Wayne Post to Increase Traffic Enforcement During the Holidays
(12-18-2020) • Ohio Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison
(12-18-2020) • Police Agencies Using New Tool to Combat Drug-Impaired Driving
(12-17-2020) • Michigan Jobless Rate Goes Up In November
(12-17-2020) • Trine Student Wins Scholarship from Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs Foundation
(12-16-2020) • Michigan Leaders Say COVID Numbers Starting To Decline
(12-15-2020) • Ohio Man Apprehended After Lengthy Crime Spree in DeKalb County
(12-15-2020) • State Commission Studying how to Make Indiana's Teacher Pay Competitive with Surrounding States
(12-15-2020) • Diamond Rio To Play At St. Joseph Co. Fair In 2021
(12-15-2020) • First Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine Arrive in Indiana
(12-14-2020) • Child Abducted From Colorado Recovered By State Troopers In Williams County
(12-14-2020) • Parkview Health Prepared To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine
(12-14-2020) • COVID Vaccines Ship Out of Michigan Plant in the Region on Sunday
(12-12-2020) • LaSata To Become Assistant Majority Floor Leader
(12-11-2020) • Whitmer Creates COVID-19 Commission
(12-11-2020) • AG Curtis Hill Files Civil Action Against Alleged Schemers
(12-11-2020) • Ohio Governor Extends Curfew
(12-11-2020) • The Gift of Christmas Giving Came Early for 140 Plus Kids
(12-10-2020) • Holcomb Offers Update On COVID In Indiana
(12-10-2020) • No Decision Made By MHSAA On Fall Sports
(12-10-2020) • Whitley County Fugitive Apprehended In West Virginia
(12-10-2020) • Trine's New Phoenix Education Center Approved
(12-10-2020) • COVID-19 Vaccines Tentatively Coming to Indiana Next Week
(12-09-2020) • Steuben Circuit & Superior Courts Welcome New Magistrate
(12-09-2020) • Governor Holcomb & INDOT Award $101 Million Through Community Crossings
(12-08-2020) • MHSAA Issues Statement On Extension of Order
(12-08-2020) • MDHHS Extends Epidemic Order 12 Days
(12-08-2020) • Bryan Man Dies in Apartment Fire
(12-08-2020) • Curtis Hill reaches $86.3M settlement with Nationstar Mortgage
(12-08-2020) • Sorority Raises $11K for Local Girl as 'Boo Cancer' Shifts Online
(12-08-2020) • Crouch Announces Third Round of COVID-19 Response Grants
(12-07-2020) • National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
(12-08-2020) • First Commercial Cerene Cryoablation Proceudures in US Preformed at Cameron Hospital
(12-07-2020) • Cocaine Seized During Traffic Stop
(12-07-2020) • Free Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Site in Williams County
(12-07-2020) • Coldwater Police Looking For Armed Robbery Suspects
(12-07-2020) • Branch County in Search of Suspect
(12-04-2020) • Whitmer Says COVID-19 Cases Are Leveling Out
(12-04-2020) • Health Department Shares New CDC COVID-19 Quarantine Guidance
(12-04-2020) • Trine University's Sigma Phi Epsilon Alumni Install Memorial Bricks
(12-03-2020) • Indiana Department of Health's Contact Tracers Update
(12-03-2020) • Contact Tracing Not Keeping Up With Cases In Michigan
(12-03-2020) • October Jobless Rates Drop Around SW Michigan
(12-02-2020) • Drugs Found in Ohio 49
(12-02-2020) • Public Health Emergency in Indiana Extended Another 30 Days
(12-02-2020) • April 2021 Honor Flight Postponed
(12-02-2020) • Trine University Surgical Technology Program Earns CAAHEP Accreditation
(12-01-2020) • Kiwanis Christmas Tree Sales
(12-01-2020) • Reports Indicate November Has Been Indiana's Deadliest COVID-19 Month
(11-30-2020) • Indiana Schools Struggling to Remain In-Person
(11-30-2020) • INDOT 2021 Project Development Public Involvement Procedures Manual
(11-27-2020) • Brown County Homicide Victim Identified
(11-27-2020) • Suspicious Death In Cass County
(11-25-2020) • Some Michigan House Republicans Plan Whitmer Impeachment
(11-25-2020) • Trine Inducts New Members Into Order of the Engineer
(11-24-2020) • 41 Meat Processors in Indiana Awarded $4 Million
(11-24-2020) • Pokagon State Park Toboggan Run Opens Friday
(11-23-2020) • Holcomb Inauguration Events Postponed
(11-23-2020) • Hill Ordered to Pay One Third of Disciplinary Expenses
(11-23-2020) • October Indiana Employment Report
(11-23-2020) • Northeast Indiana Saw Its First Snow on Sunday
(11-23-2020) • Governor Holcomb Tests Negative After Exposure
(11-20-2020) • WorkOne Northeast Centers Move to Appointment-Only Services
(11-20-2020) • Indiana’s First Secretary of Education Named
(11-20-2020) • Indiana’s First-Ever Chief Equity, Inclusion, & Opportunity Officer Named
(11-20-2020) • Stambaugh Receives Sentence In Hit And Run Death
(11-20-2020) • Centreville Man Injured In Hit And Run Incident
(11-20-2020) • Union Man Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle
(11-20-2020) • CHA Holding Drive Through Flu Vaccination Friday
(11-19-2020) • Jim Banks appointed to NDAA Conference Committee to Fight for Hoosiers
(11-19-2020) • MHSAA Announces Schedule To Complete Fall Sports
(11-18-2020) • Suspect Arrested Following Two County Pursuit
(11-18-2020) • Indiana Governor and First Lady Begin Quaratine
(11-18-2020) • Statewide Curfew for Ohio
(11-12-2020) • Trine Student Awarded General Lewis B. Hershey Scholarship
(11-11-2020) • Veterans Day; A Day to Pay Respect to Those Who Have Served
(11-10-2020) • Trine University's Online Accounting Program Ranked Among Best in the Nation
(11-06-2020) • Warsaw Man Arrested for Possession of Child Pornography
(11-06-2020) • Ambassador Enterprises Grant Supports Trine's Montessori Teacher Education Program
(11-06-2020) • New Health Department Director for Ohio
(11-03-2020) • Election 2020 Results
(11-03-2020) • Trine Students Receive AISC Scholarships
(10-31-2020) • Trick Or Treating Time for Halloween
(10-31-2020) • Northwest Ohio Man Facing Sexual Related Charges
(10-31-2020) • Metaldyne Closing Fremont Factory by the End of 2020
(10-31-2020) • Fallback in Time This Weekend
(10-30-2020) • Sheriff’s Deputy Meyers Receives Recognition from Sheriff
(10-30-2020) • Number of Americans Seeking Unemployment Benefits Lowest Since March
(10-27-2020) • Multi-Agency Effort Leads to Arrest of Wanted Fugitive
(10-27-2020) • Trine's Criminal Justice Department Featured in Chronicle of Higher Education Report
(10-23-2020) • Vice President Pence Made an Appearance in NorthEastern Indiana
(10-22-2020) • Trine Hosting Virtual College Fair on Nov. 19
(10-22-2020) • Trine's Next Door Neighbors Award Benefits Area Students