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So far, the race for the vacated Kosciusko County Commissioner’s middle district seat features two businessmen.

Times-Union Photographer Gary Nieter captured some scene from a recent corn harvest in a field along CR 775 W, north of Shilling Road in western Kosciusko County.

Warsaw airport officials have threatened to evict the Warsaw Flying Club after the group hosted an unauthorized event at the airport in September.

Lutheran Health Network KCH hosted a groundbreaking for the new Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Complex located next to DePuy Synthes on U.S. 30 in Warsaw.

Kids from lower economic families are more likely to end up in summer school.

Lisa Waterman, Rotary District 6540 governor, and DeeAnna Muraski, president of the Rotary Club of Warsaw, will lead a one-mile walk to raise awareness of Rotary’s global fight to eradicate POLIO from the world.

Last year, Combined Community Services assisted 323 families, who had a utility disconnect notice, in keeping their utilities on.

A Syracuse man will serve up to 14 years in prison for causing a crash that killed two people on Christmas.

Prosecutors are mulling whether to charge a former home detention officer who was lost his job after removing an ankle monitor.

From picnic tables to facilities, the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Board Tuesday approved an increase in most rental rates for 2018.

A four-way stop for an alley between Court and Canal streets was approved Tuesday by the Winona Lake Town Council.

Each year, Combined Community Services offers Adopt-A-Family where CCS and the community team up to help support local families struggling financially by providing Christmas gifts for their children.

The MutualBank Charitable Foundation awarded $4,500 to Read to Grow Children's Book Club, a program of Kosciusko Literacy Services (KLS).

Facing an organized onslaught of criticism from landlords and tenants, Warsaw City Council on Monday – for now – rejected a rate hike to pay for part of a massive $41 million sewer project.

A mother who was jailed for a fourth time last week for failing to comply with court order requiring she take her daughter to visit an incarcerated father has seen her sentence modified.

Monday morning’s shooting in Warsaw appears to have been the result of domestic violence, according to new details released by law enforcement.

Two new cases before Warsaw Code Enforcement Hearing Officer Lawrence Clifford Monday involved multiple “abandoned” vehicles.

The Claypool Town Council on Monday evening set a final date for adoption of the 2018 budget.

A witnesses says a driver choking on coffee is what caused a truck to run into a building Monday around 9:20 a.m.

The Grace College School of Business will present the sixth annual Executive Forum, “Giving Back to the Community,” from 8 to 11:45 a.m. Nov. 20 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center, 610 Wooster Road, Winona Lake. 

A woman was arrested early Monday morning after an overnight shooting in Warsaw.

A former Grace Seminary professor has filed a notice to appeal his convictions in a scandal that ended the career of Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine.

Having two artificial hips and two knees from DePuy Synthes hasn’t stopped Kittie Weston-Knauer from being the oldest female BMX racer in the country, possibly the world.

A truck ran into a parked van near the intersection of Argonne and Center streets in Warsaw about 9:15 a.m. Monday.

Two people were hurt in a three-vehicle accident Monday morning at Ind. 15 and CR 200S in Warsaw.

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