This week's poll asks if you have or will be making a New Year's Resolution. Take our poll and let us know!

With 2020 in the rearview mirror, what are your expectations for 2021? Take our poll and let us know!

Friday marks the start of the 2021 year. This week's poll asks if you are happy to put 2020 in the rearview mirror.

Since Christmas is this week, this week's poll asks if you've gotten all of your shopping done?

The pandemic has changed most of 2020 and it looks as if the holiday season will be effected as well. How will you be spending the holidays? Take our poll and let us know!

The U.S. Government has yet to approve a second coronavirus relief package. If it does, would you like to see a second stimulus check? If so, should it be larger than the first check?

If it was available today, would you take a COVID-19 vaccine? Take our poll and let us know!

County commissioners met on Friday to unanimously approve a county-wide mask mandate that went into effect on Friday, Nov. 20. Ordinance 2020-21 titled “COVID-19 Face Mask Requirements for Local Workplace Safety and Enforcement” references Executive Order 20-48 that went into effect on Nov.…

With the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in mind, this week's poll asks how you'll be spending Thanksgiving?

This week's poll asks if you think President Donald J. Trump should concede to Joe Biden or challenge the election results. Take our poll and let us know!

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Are you planning on voting? Have you already voted? Take our poll and let us know.

With the number of cases of COVID-19 increasing in the state, we're asking if you're allowing your children to trick-or-treat this Halloween. Take our poll and let us know!

Governor Holcomb extended the state's face covering mandate until Nov. 14. Do you believe this was the right decision?

Halloween is coming fast and we're asking: What's your favorite Halloween candy?

With the election a little less than a month away, we're asking, if it was held today who would you vote for?

Indiana entered a modified Stage 5 of the Back on Track plan this weekend, but does that allow cities and towns to give the all clear for Trick or Treat hours this Halloween? In terms of COVID-19, would the treats number greater than the tricks of the coronavirus? Let us know!

National One-Hit Wonder Day is Sept. 25. Because of that, we are holding a contest asking which one-hit wonder of an era is your favorite from 1970-2019. The winners of each decade will then go head to head! Up this week are the one-hit wonders of the 2000's!

National One-Hit Wonder Day is Sept. 25. Because of that, we are holding a contest asking which one-hit wonder of an era is your favorite from 1970-2019. The winners of each decade will then go head to head! Up this week are the one-hit wonders of the 90's!

National One-Hit Wonder Day is Sept. 25. Because of that, we are holding a contest asking which one-hit wonder of an era is your favorite from 1970-2019. The winners of each decade will then go head to head! Up this week are the one-hit wonders of the 80's!

National One-Hit Wonder Day is Sept. 25. Because of that, we are holding a contest asking which one-hit wonder of an era is your favorite from 1970-2019. The winners of each decade will then go head to head! Up this week are the one-hit wonders of the 70's!

What are your thoughts about the 2020 Democratic National Convention?

On Friday, Aug. 14, Michigan football has been delayed till the Spring. With Plymouth and other schools starting their football season this week, the question for this poll asks: In regards to COVID-19 concerns, should the football season start or should it be delayed till the Spring?

Democrat candidate for President Joe Biden announced Kamala Harris as his running mate. Did he make the correct pick? Let us know!

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer met with President hopeful Joe Biden. The former vice president hasn't announced who he would be running with for the November election so this week's poll asks who you would like to see next to Joe Biden.

With the second round of the stimulus checks being discussed, this week's poll asks the question: How much should each American get?

This week's poll asks the question of whether you'll be sending your children to school via online e-Learning or will they be attending physically?

The Mask Mandate for Marshall County and Starke County went into effect this week. The poll this week asks: Are you complying with the Marshall County Mask Mandate?

With Kroger's, Walmart and Sam's Club, and now Target mandating face coverings, this week's poll asks the question: Will you be shopping at businesses that mandate face coverings?

Sunday, July 19 is National Ice Cream Day. In honor of the day that celebrates that tasty frozen treat, tell us what flavor is your favorite!

Kanye tweeted that he's running for President this year. Will you be voting for him?

What are your plans for Independence Day this Saturday?

Since the Back on Track plan for Indiana is reaching Phase 5, planned for July 4, the poll asks if you believe the State of Indiana should advance to it.

There has been some back and forth on whether President Trump should hold a rally for his reelection campaign because of COVID-19 concerns. On Saturday, June 20 the president held one in Tulsa. Do you think it was the right decision?

With protestors tearing down the statue of Christopher Columbus and other statues being removed, this week's poll asks if you think they should stay or go?

With protestors gathering several times last week in Plymouth, would you like to see more protests this week?

On Sunday, May 31, President Trump tweeted that "the United States of America will be designating ANTIFA as a Terrorist Organization." Do you agree with that decision?

With most of Indiana entering Stage 3 of the Back on Track plan, are you still practicing social distancing guidelines?

With most festivals being either canceled or suspended due to COVID-19, what are your thoughts about the Blueberry Festival this year?

Restaurants, starting Monday, May 11, will be allowed to open up for dine-in service. They may do so with 50% seating capacity and following specific guidelines from county and state health departments. Will you be visiting your favorite restaurant for dine-in this week?

Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced the five stage plan to reopen Indiana. Called Back on Track Indiana, the plan details the five stages that will lead to fully opening the state. For most of the state, Stage Two begins Monday, May 4. Do you agree with the plan?

Last weekend, President Trump tweeted about reading a "phony story in the failing" New York Times about his work ethic and eating habits. He stated that the "third rate reporter" knows nothing about him. The question for this weeks poll is: Do you agree with the President that the National m…

Protests against the stay-at-home orders are breaking out in multiple states. Last week, residents of Michigan protested outside the capital. In Indiana on April 18, protestors gathered outside Governor Holcomb's residence. What are your thoughts about protesting the stay-at-home order?

With it being a little over a month since Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced his first executive order to limit social gatherings, this week's poll asks: is the State of Indiana too harsh in its orders against Coronavirus. Or are they not strict enough?

MARSHALL COUNTY — Marshall County Attorney Jim Clevenger notified the Marshall County Commissioners that the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed a petition with the Indiana Supreme Court to order County Sheriff’s to compile lists of inmates who would possibly qualify to be sent h…

"Flattening the curve" generally refers to the potential success of social distancing measures to prevent surges in illness. As far as the coronavirus (COVID-19) curve, when do you think the curve will be flattened?

With Governor Holcomb ordering the closing of all non-essential businesses and that Hoosiers stay at home, how are you handling the situation?

INDIANAPOLIS — In a continuing effort to slow the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), Governor Eric J. Holcomb has announced additional efforts. The governor and other state officials will conduct a COVID-19 briefing today at 2:30 p.m. in the south atrium of the Indiana Statehouse with …

House Bill 1066, if passed, would require all schools in the state including public, charter, and accredited non-public elementary schools to add cursive to their curriculum. As part of a larger bill, this is only one part of it. For the full bill, visit http://iga.in.gov/legislative/2020/b…