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GRANT COUNTY, Ind. (WPTA) - An annual Christmas event returned to Grant County. Saturday, law enforcement officers in Grant County participated in the Brian Sharp Memorial Foundation for Cops and Kids at Meijer. The event pairs law enforcement officers with children who may otherwise not get Christmas presents. Together, the...

Root for your favorite local high school basketball team in Grant County, Indiana today by tuning in and catching every possession. Details on how to watch all of the high-school action can be found below. Follow high school basketball this season on the NFHS Network! Keep tabs on your family...

“The county clerk is the keeper of court records and it is the task of the Clerk to protect and preserve these precious documents, many of which date back to the 1800s,” Pam Harris, Grant County Clerk, said during an interview in her office Thursday. The duties Harris, who...

MARION, Ind. — A Marion physician who is accused by 83 women in a malpractice lawsuit has had his medical license revoked and has been levied with a $65,000 fine. Dr. William David Moore has been the subject of ongoing investigations spearheaded by FOX59/CBS4. Earlier this year, 83 women filed a medical malpractice against Moore. […]

Dr. William David Moore will no longer be able to practice medicine; this follows an investigation into medical malpractice & accusations he photographed patients' private areas without consent, etc.

• The Grant County Sheriff’s Office in Indiana is mourning the loss of a K-9 officer named Dink. • Dink passed away on Tuesday, as announced in a press release by the sheriff's office.

GRANT COUNTY, Ind. — The Grant County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the death of K9 “Dink” after eight years of serving on the force. Dink served as the narcotics detection K9 on the agency’s Joint Effort Against Narcotics Drug Task Force, GCSO said. After that, he served as a sheriff’s K9 until January of this year.

MARION, Ind. (WISH) — The Grant County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the loss of one of its beloved K-9 officers. K-9 Officer Dink recently passed away, the department announced on social media Monday. Dink, an eight-year veteran of the force, served as a narcotics detection dog with the Joint Effort Against Narcotics Drug Task Force, then later as a Sheriff’s K-9 until his retirement in January.

GRANT COUNTY, Ind. (WFFT) - The Grant County Sheriff's Office is mourning the loss of Sheriff's K-9 Dink. Dink served as a narcotics detection K-9 starting on the Joint Effort Against Narcotics Drug Task Force (JEAN Team) and later as a Sheriff's K-9 until his retirement in January 2023. Sheriff...

The Grant County Sheriff's Office is mourning the loss of one of their own. The office announced the passing of Sheriff Garcia's K9 "Dink."

Several Grant County high school cross country athletes earned postseason accolades for their outstanding performances on the course this fall and in the classroom and have been recognized by the Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches (IATCCC). When selecting its all-state teams, the IATCCC recognizes athletes by the...