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Dale Warner Rejects Plea Deal as Jury Selection Begins in Dee Warner Murder Case
(LENAWEE COUNTY) - Dale Warner, the man accused of killing his wife, Dee Warner, has rejected a plea deal as jury selection began this week in Lenawee County Circuit Court.According to reporting from WTOL TV, prosecutors confirmed they offered Warner a deal to plead guilty to second-degree murder...
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Ohio Lawmaker Pushes to Make Election Day a State Holiday
(COLUMBUS) - An Ohio state senator is proposing to make Election Day a state holiday, aiming to boost voter participation and reduce work-related barriers to casting a ballot.Sen. Kent Smith, a Democrat from Euclid, has introduced Senate Bill 335, which would designate the first Tuesday after the...
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Michigan Police Confirm Military Grenade Safely Removed from Blissfield Home
(BLISSFIELD) - Police in Blissfield say a military grenade was safely removed from a village home this week and never posed a danger to the public.WTOL-TV reports officers were called to the residence after relatives of a recently deceased man reported finding a potentially dangerous device insid...
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Ohio Task Force Arrest Leads to Major Meth Seizure in Allen County
(LIMA) - A Dayton man is facing serious drug charges after a multi-agency investigation led to the seizure of a large amount of methamphetamine in Allen County.The Allen County Sheriff's Office says investigators with the West Central Ohio Crime Task Force received information that 37-year-old Gr...
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Experts Warn Indiana Drivers About Rising Risk of Drowsy Driving Crashes
(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana drivers are being urged to take fatigue seriously after new data ranked the state 20th nationwide for deaths linked to drowsy driving.Edward A. Smith, managing attorney at AutoAccident.com, says fatigue-related crashes are often preventable but remain a major safety conce...
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Indiana Senate Advances Bill Adding New Oversight to Library Budgets
(INDIANAPOLIS) - A proposal changing how public libraries manage budget growth is moving forward at the Statehouse after clearing the Indiana Senate.Senate Bill 8 would require libraries to seek approval from a county, city, or town fiscal body if their budgets are set to increase by more than t...
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Classic Film, Chocolate, and Wine Set the Mood at Tibbits Valentine's Event
(COLDWATER, MI) -Tibbits Opera House is marking Valentine's Day with a romantic night built around one of Hollywood's most beloved films.On Saturday, Feb. 14, the historic theater will screen Casablanca, paired with a chocolate and wine tasting ahead of the movie. The tasting begins at 6 p.m. and...
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LaGrange Man Charged After Allegedly Pointing Gun, Firing Shot Inside Home
(LAGRANGE) - A LaGrange man is facing multiple felony charges after police say he pointed a loaded handgun at two people and fired a shot inside his home.According to The News Sun, 57-year-old Mark Gibson was arrested following an incident early Saturday evening at a residence in the 100 block of...
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Albright Files for DeKalb County Auditor, Citing Decades of County Experience
(AUBURN) - Holly Albright has officially announced her candidacy for DeKalb County Auditor, highlighting decades of experience in county government, financial oversight and community leadership, according to The Star newspaper.Albright holds a bachelor's degree in business with a concentration i...
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Parkview, Trine to Host Free Webinar on Surgical Technology Training Program
(FORT WAYNE) - Parkview Health and Trine University will host a free online webinar next month for students interested in surgical technology careers.The webinar will take place Tuesday, Feb. 10, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Microsoft Teams and will focus on the Parkview Academy of Surgical Techno...
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