wako news
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a special statement warning of the heightened danger for fire across the WAKO listening area. The combination of warm temperatures, gusty south winds, low relative humidity and dry vegetation will create conditions favorable for the rapid spread and growth of fire, especially during the afternoon and evening hours. Outdoor burning is discouraged and people should be careful with improperly discarded cigarettes.
Marshall County Commissioners unanimously approve Agrivoltaics definition in Zoning Ordinance
Plymouth City Council approves additional appropriations for public safety building planning and Opioid Settlement Funds
Plymouth man faces multiple felony charges after fake bomb threat at Michigan Music and Racing Festival
Inwood United Methodist Church hosts annual Homemade Ice Cream Social this Saturday
Local Students Bring Aladdin to Life at The REES Theatre
Culver Historical Society to present "Bicentennial Culver" this Saturday at Culver Public Library
Congressman Yakym, Scholten introduce bipartisan resolution in support of “National Boys & Girls Club Week”
U.S. Senators Young, Bennet introduce PASTEUR Act to fight antimicrobial resistance
