Local & State News

Austin Haynes Arrested for Domestic Battery

Sunday night about 11:30 Plymouth Officer Paul Stamper was dispatched to 301 Skylane Drive for a possible domestic. Stamper was dispatched to the Speedway Station in reference to a female that had just had an altercation with her ... Read more...

Shoplifting Arrests at Wal-Mart

During the holiday season shoplifting is more prevalent than ever. On Friday, December 19th Plymouth Police Officer Matthew Emenhiser was dispatched to Wal-Mart for a female shoplifter in custody.  20 year old Diana Turner of Plymouth was ... Read more...

November Unemployment Rates

The Hoosier State grew 15,800 private sector jobs in November, the most in a one-month period in 15 years. Last month, the rate of private sector growth in Indiana was double that of the United States (0.6% versus 0.3%). Private sector ... Read more...

What to Do When Your Home or Car Is Damaged in a Winter Storm

In November of this year, South Bend was hit with a record snow fall and winter storms have already left a path of damage and power outages in other states across the country. When a storm strikes, it is important to know what to do if ... Read more...

Big Changes at Plymouth Speedway

Ed Kennedy owner of the Plymouth Speedway, General Manager Mike Zielinski, Events Coordinator and Race Director Keith Beeching, and the entire staff at Plymouth Speedway are excited about all the changes happening at the race track. While ... Read more...

Borggren Sworn In to Office

Marshall County Clerk, Julie Fox administered the oath of office to West Township Trustee Terry Lee Borggren on Monday, December 22nd.  Borggren will be serving another four year term at ... Read more...

WTCA Rings the Bells for Salvation Army

On Sunday, WTCA rang the bells for the Salvation Army Red Kettles at Wal-Mart.  During the two hours we were there we were able to raise $352.04 for the Salvation Army in Marshall County. Pastor Jim Irwin said they were nearing their goal ... Read more...

Triton Students Go Caroling

The second grade students at Triton Elementary School along with their teachers, Ms. Karly Biddle, Mrs. Samanth Phenix, and Mrs. Denise Voreis, went caroling in downtown Bourbon to share the joy of the season. The students then stopped by ... Read more...

Sheriff & Coroner Release Name of Victim

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department has identified the young, white female body that was found about 8 a.m. Friday morning on 5th Road between Hawthorn and Grape Roads. An autopsy Monday morning in Fort Wayne has confirmed the body ... Read more...

Mayor Senter Highlights City Snow Removal Ordinance

Each month Mayor Mark Senter highlights a city ordinance for the WTCA listeners.  This month he is highlighting snow removal. Senter said, “This is just a reminder.   People often forget during the first major snowfall the city ... Read more...

County Board of Finance Meeting

The Marshall County Board of Finance has announced a meeting for Wednesday, December 24th at 8:30 a.m. in room 203 of the Marshall County Building. The purpose of the meeting is to approve and sign a revised resolution and signature card ... Read more...

Pentecost Arrested for Auto Theft & Resisting

On Friday, December 19th at approximately 4:30 P.M. the Plymouth Police Department received a call of a suspicious male that left a vehicle behind Breeding Farm Supply. The witness described the male and advised he left the area on foot. ... Read more...

Eisenhour Home Improvements to offer Remodeling Classes Saturday’s in January

Al Eisenhour, owner of Eisenhour Home Improvements in Plymouth, will be holding Remodeling Classes on all the Saturday’s in January (January 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 31st, 2015). The classes will be held at Al Eisenhour’s shop, ... Read more...

Autopsy provides victim ID

An autopsy performed today on the remains of a young woman found near Bremen Friday has provided a positive identification. The victim was positively identified as 15-year-old Desirae Ann Kathryn Jones from Bremen. The primary cause of ... Read more...

Students and Parents Invited to PHS Financial Aid Night and PSAT Score Report Presentation

The annual Plymouth High School Financial Aid Night will be held Wednesday, January 7, at 7:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria. As the costs of college and vocational/technical schools continue to increase, students and their parents are ... Read more...

Attorney General Zoeller propose legislation to protect Hoosiers from identity theft, data breaches

In response to growing concerns about online privacy and data protection, Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller Monday announced a legislative proposal to provide greater safeguards of Hoosiers’ personal and financial information online. ... Read more...

ACLU of Indiana Challenges South Bend Social Media Ordinance

Indianapolis-A lawsuit filed Monday by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana on behalf of South Bend Common Council President and 6th District Council member Oliver Davis challenges a recently-passed city ordinance that regulates ... Read more...

PHS SEED Club “Gives Back for Christmas”

The Plymouth High School SEED (Students Engaged in Environmental Development), Club adopted a Plymouth family for Christmas through the Marshall County Neighborhood Center! This is the second year of the SEED Club Program “Give Back ... Read more...

PRIDE Awards at Triton Elementary

A special convocation was held at Triton Elementary School at the end of first semester to recognize special students with award t-shirts. Winners are: Trojan PRIDE t-shirt winners K-Janika Kemp 1st -Addison Hammond 2nd -Allie Westafer 3rd ... Read more...

Autopsy Monday on Female Body found in Little Egypt

Marshall County Sheriff Tom Chamberlin is being very tight-lipped on Friday’s discovery of the body of a young, white female on 5th Road between Hawthorn and Grape Road. In a press release on Saturday, the sheriff said an autopsy has ... Read more...