MENTONE – Phil Marshall, 69, had no flying experience prior to serving as a Huey medevac helicopter pilot in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.
A mom, who has already been jailed three times because she refused to let her daughter communicate with her incarcerated father, faces more jail time if she doesn’t change her stance.
Fans of the annual Hither & Yon décor sale have one more chance to participate in the fundraiser.
Two people from Columbia City are in custody after a high-speed pursuit that led officers from the Meijer in Warsaw into South Whitley, according to Times-Union reporting partners News Now Warsaw.
ARLINGTON, Va. – The Air Force Association announced Madison Elementary School Principal Ben Barkey is the 2017 National Teacher of the Year, presented by Rolls- Royce.
As County Administrator Marsha McSherry entered her makeshift office to talk about the maintenance issues with the 133-year-old Kosciusko County Courthouse, an assistant outside mentioned rainwater leaking into a boiler room.
The city of Warsaw violated Indiana’s Open Door Law, but it did not violate the Access to Public Records Act (APRA).
A DARE officer was approved to take over the regins of Warsaw Community Schools’ transportation department.
While last week’s solidarity rally held at the Kosciusko County Courthouse promoted peace and unity, apparently a few participants couldn’t resist leaving crudely crafted messages attacking Nazis and President Donald Trump.
People are dumping their trash in the Our Father’s House donation box and Director Roz Morgan wants people to stop it.
NORTH WEBSTER — Albert James “Buggs” Rider Jr., 86, North Webster, passed away at 7:34 a.m. Monday, Aug. 21, 2017, at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana, Fort Wayne.
There he was back in city hall in a city he represented as a councilman and mayor for nearly 20 years.
Over 100 people gathered Monday near the Warsaw Community Public Library to take part in an eclipse viewing event.
Warsaw City Council spent the better part of 3½ hours Monday looking at 2018 department budget proposals.
In the dozens and dozens of budget sheets used by Kosciusko County Council as it begins to review the proposed 2018 budget, new spending items are highlighted in blue.
Cockroaches and feces in buckets outdoors came up in city code enforcement hearings Monday afternoon.
Fifteen months ahead of the 2018 Congressional race, Courtney Tritch is doing everything she can to build a base of support.
A Warsaw woman was arrested after police allege she threw a knife and hit a man Sunday morning.
An Akron man was airlifted to a hospital after a single-vehicle rollover Saturday morning.
The 10th annual Heirloom Tomato Festival will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at The Old Train Depot and Brower Park in Pierceton.
CLAYPOOL — A rural Claypool man was killed Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash near Claypool.
Bids for the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory station No. 3 were scheduled to be opened Friday, but that’s been delayed until Sept. 8.
A traveling petting zoo based out of Florida is coming to the Lake Village Shopping Center, but first the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety Friday had to decide whether or not to reduce or waive an itinerant merchant fee.
After more than three decades with the Warsaw Police Department, Capt. Kip L. Shuter is retiring.
There are only a few noteworthy eyesores in downtown Warsaw, and one of the biggest might soon get a makeover.