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Cameras Rolling: Coldwater Police Get Green Light for New Body and Squad Cams

(COLDWATER) - The Coldwater City Council has approved new body cameras and in-car video systems for the Coldwater Police Department.Council members unanimously signed off on the upgrade Monday night, clearing the way for CPD to replace its current camera equipment under a new five-year contract. ...

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Arson, Burglary, and Stolen Truck: Bronson Man Returned from Kentucky to Face Charges

(COLDWATER) - A Bronson man is facing multiple felony charges after authorities say he broke into a home, set it on fire, and stole a vehicle before fleeing the state. Twenty-one-year-old Dallas Michael Gump is charged with second-degree arson, second-degree home invasion, and unlawful driving a...

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Border Battle Nears the Finish Line as Michigan-Indiana Bill Clears Legislature

(LANSING) - A long-running dispute over the Michigan-Indiana state line is closer to resolution after lawmakers gave final approval to legislation Tuesday, sending the bill to Governor Gretchen Whitmer for her signature.Senate Bill 595, authored by State Sen. Jonathan Lindsey of Coldwater, passed...

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Westview Extends Offer To Carroll To Be Superintendent

(EMMA) - Westview Schools has found their next Superintendent.In a posting on the schools Facebook page, Westview Board of Education President Keith Lambright announced that the Corporation has extended an offer to Dr. Jaime Carroll to serve as the next Westview Superintendent. Carroll has agreed...

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Diesel Mechanics Class Roars Back at DeKalb Eastern

(BUTLER) - Diesel mechanics is making a comeback at DeKalb Eastern, with the school board announcing Monday night that Eastside juniors and seniors will be able to enroll in the hands-on course beginning next fall.The revived program comes through a new partnership with MacAllister Machinery, whi...

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From Big Ten to Nationals: Fall Creek Pavilion Sets Elite 2026 Track Lineup

(INDIANAPOLIS) - The Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion is gearing up for its biggest indoor track and field season yet, with an expanded schedule and a slate of championship events set to draw top athletes to Indianapolis in early 2026.Competition runs from January through March and include...

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New K-9 on the Beat: Enzo Joins Indiana State Police in Northeast Indiana

(FORT WAYNE) - The Indiana State Police Fort Wayne District has a new four-legged crime-fighter on patrol.Trooper Bryce Kanning and his K-9 partner, Enzo, are officially hitting the road after graduating from the Indiana State Police K-9 Training School. The graduation ceremony was held Wednesda...

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Federal Marijuana Rules May Change Under Trump Review

(WASHINTON, D.C.) - President Donald Trump says his administration is considering reclassifying marijuana under federal law, a move that could significantly expand research and impact the cannabis industry. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said reclassification is under serious review, noting t...

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Coldwater Votes to Move City Elections to Even Years

(COLDWATER) - The Coldwater City Council has approved a plan to change when city elections are held, with the goal of boosting voter turnout and cutting costs.Council members voted Monday night to shift municipal elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years. State law allows Michigan ...

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New Report Urges Indiana to Scrap Straight-Ticket Voting

(INDIANAPOLIS) - An Indiana advocacy group is pushing for major changes to the state's election system, arguing they could make races more competitive and give voters more choices. Independent Indiana released a new study Monday calling for the elimination of straight-ticket voting and changes t...

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