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LAGRANGE — Keith Dunkel and Richard Rhodes wanted to place flags over the graves of veterans resting in LaGrange’s Greenwood Cemetery in preparation for Memorial Day in part to honor

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Fort Wayne officials announced Wednesday that masks would no longer be required in municipal buildings after June 1. Allen County issued a similar release

Two separate crashes result in deaths of two horses By: Maura Johnson LAGRANGE COUNTY, Ind. – Two different crashes along U.S. 20 have resulted in the deaths of two horses, the LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office reported. At 5:35 a.m. Tuesday morning, police were called to U.S. 20 near C.R. 1200 W. for reports of accidents involving vehicles and horses. The driver of one vehicle, a Greenwood, Indiana man, was traveling westbound on U.S. 20 when he...

    According to state and local data, two deaths were reported in Allen County, and single deaths were reported in Noble and LaGrange counties.   There were only 49 new cases of the illness reported in the region on Tuesday, and the 7-day positivity rate is down to 4.3 percent.     Tuesday’s report of Monday’s numbers show 525 new cases around the state, the lowest number since late February.   The northeast Indiana total of 49 is the lowest reported number of new cases of COVID-19 s...

Almost 246,000 northeast Indiana residents are fully vaccinated, the states COVID-19 vaccination dashboard showed Sunday. Thats about 37% of the el ...

INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time in a year, unemployment statistics show the stark difference between the first month that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic hit and now that the United States is emerging from the impact of the coronavirus. Unemployment has returned to prepandemic, full-employment levels — just look at LaGrange County at 2.3% unemployment in April — and reminds people of northeast Indiana just how bad the situation was a year ago. Rachel Blakeman of the Communi...

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