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Multiple injuries in Howe crash
A Sturgis woman was injured during a two-vehicle crash last week near Howe, Ind., in LaGrange County. Sheriff’s deputies responded shortly after 11 a.m. Friday to County Road 100 East and State Road 120. Investigators said 30-year-old Renessa Coup, of Sturgis, was driving south on County Road 100 East....
LaGrange County Police Blotter
LAGRANGE – Law Enforcement officers working in LaGrange County on Monday and Tuesday made arrests with bookings in the LaGrange County Jail. Randall Sipe, 54, of the 5000 block of North CR 750W, Muncie, was arrested by LaGrange County Sheriff's Office Monday and charged with habitual traffic violator.
Steuben/LaGrange emergency planners talk about crop dusters
ORLAND – LaGrange and Steuben counties' Local Emergency Planning Committees are building on a lesson from last year with a tabletop exercise Saturday, Aug. 3 at Orland Fire Department. "Last year, we did a seminar where we met at a hangar with the crop-dusting planes," said Bill Morr, LaGrange...
Week in Review
AUBURN — A ceremony dedicating and renaming a portion of Interstate 69 in DeKalb County after fallen Indiana State Police Master Trooper James R. Bailey took place July 12 at Kruse Plaza. A stretch of I-69 between the C.R. 11-A exit and S.R. 8 near mile marker 326 in...
Several injured in Friday crash
HOWE — A Sturgis, Michigan, driver was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital after allegedly entering the path of a westbound semi on S.R. 120 Friday. According to the LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office report released on Monday, Renessa Coup, 30, had been driving south on C.R. 100E. She reportedly stopped at the stop sign then pulled into SR 120, where the vehicle she was driving was struck on the driver’s side by a semi without trailer driven by 41-year-old Brett Michael of Bryan, Ohio.
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