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State cuts Medicaid reimbursements
Logansport Memorial Hospital officials say a recently announced 5 percent cut to Medicaid reimbursement to Hoosier hospitals means a loss of at least $186,000 for the Logansport facility.
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Family rallies around victim
A Deacon man who suffered severe burns to more than 50 percent of his body remains in critical condition.
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IOSHA fines contractor in Ivy Tech explosion
A contractor working on the new Ivy Tech campus in Logansport has been fined for a series of violations related to a natural gas explosion that sent two men to the hospital, one with third-degree burns.
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WEB FIRST: Search warrants yield 704 marijuana plants
ROCHESTER — A six-week drug investigation has led police to more than 700 marijuana plants valued at about $700,000.
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WEB FIRST: Logan police find marijuana
Logansport police arrested two people after finding marijuana in a home on the city’s west side.
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Assessing the cost
The Cass County Arts Alliance is looking to study the feasibility of renovating Cass County’s Memorial Home.
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Decision pending in city’s trail lawsuit
A decision in a lawsuit filed by Logansport against a company who owns land the city wants for a trail extension is pending with a local judge.
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Bridges set for completion this year
The Cass County Highway Department’s goal is to finish two county-funded bridge replacements west of Royal Center this year.
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United Way hits 95 percent
United Way of Cass County has raised 95 percent of its overall goal of $510,000.
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Efforts paying off
Coordination between the city of Logansport, Century Career Center and the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana may be paying off in more ways than one.
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Testimony begins in wrongful death trial
A trial in the wrongful death suit filed last year by the mother of teenage murder victim Stephanie Wagner began this week.
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Library awards contract
The Logansport Cass County Public Library awarded a contract Tuesday for its renovation project.
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Sex offender arrested on rape charge
A convicted sex offender has been arrested in the alleged rape of a woman in rural Cass County over the weekend.
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Cougar roaming county?
Have a sighting?
Anyone who thinks they have seen or heard what they believe to a cougar is encouraged to contact either Indiana Department of Natural Resources Biologist Dean Simmerman at 765-567-2152, DNR North Region Headquarters at 765-473-9722, or Cass County Sheriff’s Department at 574-722-6060.
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Groves admits slaying
The Cass County man accused of strangling his grandmother inside her mobile home in the Stoney Pike Trailer Court two years ago has admitted to committing the crime.
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Gas station set to upgrade its sign
The Logansport Board of Zoning Appeals on Monday approved a variance to allow for two lighted numeral signs on the canopy at McClure Oil Co.’s Mall Road location.
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5 candidates interview for Logan school board
The Logansport Community School Corporation board interviewed five candidates Monday to fill former board member Cyle Dibble’s position.
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Deacon man severely burned
DEACON - A Deacon man who suffered severe burns over the weekend while lighting a brush fire remains in critical condition in a Fort Wayne Hospital.
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Scholarship fund tops $100,000
WALTON — A scholarship for Lewis Cass High School students is proof that if everyone gives a little, a lot can be accomplished.
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Ready for winter
The Cass County Highway Department recently released its winter weather plan, which included priority road designations.
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Gift collection for children starts today
Christmas is arriving early all over Logansport, as local churches prepare to serve as collection points for Operation Christmas Child.
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Klinck earns state praise
Deputy Mayor Linda Klinck has been recognized by the state for her efforts in revitalizing Logansport’s downtown.
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Searching for gold
When people see Donnie Maughmer around the city with his metal detector, they often tease him, jokingly asking if he's struck gold. What they don't know is that metal detecting has helped give the local man his life back.
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Plymouth mourns fallen soldier
Hundreds of people, many holding aloft small American flags, lined the main thoroughfare of a northern Indiana city Saturday, watching in silence the funeral procession of a hometown soldier killed in the Fort Hood, Texas, shooting rampage.
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