Starke County

• Man charged with murdering father in Starke County
• 51-year-old man convicted of dealing in meth found hiding in crawlspace
• Local hunter dies Saturday after falling out of tree stand
• Suspect pepper sprayed, K9 released, and bomb squad called following break in through window
• Diesel & Steam Pumpkin and Twilight Trains
• IDEM Hosts Free Electronics Collection Event
• Starke County Sheriff's Office welcomes K-9 Reaper
• Water main flushing begins Sept. 19 in Knox
• Former Starke County Sheriff's Department employees accused of misusing department funds
• 'Ice Cream Trains' event taking place August 31-September 1 in Starke County
• 69-year-old dies weeks after sustaining injuries in Hamlet home invasion
• Four people taken into custody after shooting in Starke County
• UPDATE: 40-year-old Plymouth man faces 13 charges for Hamlet home invasion
• Fish Lake Festival raising funds for local fire department hits Hamlet Aug. 3
• Downed trees and torn roofs after heavy winds hit Michiana
• How agrivoltaics will be used in the Mammoth North Solar project
• Section of U.S. 421 closing for three days starting July 15
• Indiana's Mammoth North Solar Project to energize 75K households starting this month
• One dead following Monday morning fire in Knox
• Michiana residents reminded to protect pets during extreme heat
• North Judson Mint Festival to feature Twilight Train
• Water Boil Advisory will be in effect for parts of Knox starting May 30
• Section of S.R. 39 to be closed through early June for bridge work
• Partial closure on State Road 39
• All aboard the 'Easter Trains' at Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum
• Knox freeze warning will officially expire on Feb. 1.
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites February 2024
• La Porte County under travel warning Monday afternoon
• $2 million grant coming to Indiana to improve elections
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 2024
• Knox police chief retiring after 30 years on the force
• How you can help the victims of tornadoes in Tennessee, Kentucky
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites December 2023
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana Turkey Distributions for November 2023
• Oregon-Davis High School teacher investigated after alleged inappropriate relations with student
• Two vehicle crash calls helicopter to scene
• Multiple arrested on drug charges in Starke County
• Starke County Public Library hosting first 'Beyond the Book' Festival today
• Funeral services for fallen paramedic held today
• Flags to be flown at half-staff Saturday for EMT killed in ambulance crash
• Hundreds ride along in Rose Ride to honor local fallen hero
• West Nile Virus detected in Starke County
• Memorial Escort and gathering scheduled for paramedic killed in ambulance crash
• Tragic incident in Starke County reminds public to watch for emergency vehicles
• 'Starke County Strong' shirts available to support the families of ambulance crash victims
• Community mourns after tragic crash involving ambulance
• Ambulance crash leaves paramedic dead in Starke County
• Summer’s Spotlight: Special Olympics Indiana going for gold this summer
• Portions of State Road 39 and State Road 8 will be closed Wednesday
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites July 2023
• Resurfacing on section of State Road 23 near Walkerton begins Monday
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites May 2023
• Knox woman dies in crash on County Road 700 East
• Two-vehicle crash sends two people to hospital in Starke County
• Retired Starke County K9, Terror, has passed away
• Six injured in crash in Hamlet
• North Judson man arrested for sexual misconduct with a minor
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites April 2023
• Crews responded to fire in Knox
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum hosts annual Easter Train starting April 1
• Section of U.S. 421 closes Monday for culvert replacement
• Starke County Sheriff's Dept. offering women's gun education, safety training
• Tornado warning expires for parts of Northern Indiana
• Knox High School on lockdown after sounds of gunfire
• Three arrested in Starke County marijuana growing operation, child taken from home
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites February 2023
• Knox woman arrested after man dies of overdose in her home
• Knox High School opens brand new Career Center for Starke and Marshall County students
• Indiana State Police assigns newly appointed Trooper to Toll Road Post
• Starke County K9 gifted protective vest
• Holiday Heroes: iCaleb and Co.
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites January 2023
• Indiana travelers should visit 511in.org for road conditions
• More than $119 million in grants going to Indiana road projects
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites December 2022
• Giving Tuesday 2022: How you can support local nonprofits today in Michiana
• INDOT to host public meetings to discuss the future of US 30 and US 31
• The 2022 Peppermint Parade in Knox
• Jack Rosa Jr wins Starke County Sheriff's race
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites November 2022
• Missing taxpayer refund check inquiry
• Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum's Santa Trains return this season
• Gov. Holcomb attends groundbreaking ceremony for phase 2 of Mammoth Solar project
• Indiana BMVs closed for team development event November 17
• Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry asking hunters for donations of venison
• Indiana BMV extends hours for Election Day
• Early voting for the General Election begins Wednesday in Indiana
• Oregon-Davis nears donation goal
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites October 2022
• Special Olympics to return under new management in Marshall, Starke counties
• Knox City Police Department warns of deceptive emails
• Judge: Indiana can't enforce abortion burial, cremation law
• Former Starke County detectives indicted in investigation into missing evidence
• Starke Tank offers cash prizes for local entrepreneurs looking to grow their businesses
• President, governors order flags to half staff to honor Queen Elizabeth II
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites September 2022
• Pumpkin Trains return this October
• Residents angry as garbage pickups neglected in Knox
• Early in-person voting opportunity for members of Starke County
• Mobile food bank in Starke County