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Aegis Dental is going to build an office on the empty lot along Anchorage Road where Homer’s Hideaway bar once stood, but the Warsaw Traffic Commission Wednesday first had to decide where the ingress and egress to the business will be located.

Upcoming events include concerts and an ice cream social.

Was a former Grace College professor a willing participant in a scheme to raise around $200,000, or was he another victim of a gang member’s intimidation?

Rides on two unique airplanes will be available Friday evening and Saturday at the Warsaw Municipal Airport.

Two out-of-county men were arrested in Warsaw Tuesday on drug-related charges after a mobile meth lab was discovered.

The first family showed up at the Kosciusko County Community Fairgrounds at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday for Combined Community Services’ Tools For School.

Information about phase II of the Husky Trail project has been widely reported, but drivers were still going the wrong way or going around barricades Monday to get to their destinations.

A Winona Lake woman, who was driving 142 mph when she caused a fatal crash, has been sentenced to 8½ years on probation and ordered to continue receiving mental health treatment.

Taco Jalisco Food Truck of Warsaw received more than 360 votes to secure the title of 2017 Best Taco in Kosciusko County, according to the county convention and visitor’s bureau.

The Watershed Foundation has kicked off its annual “Picture Your Watershed” photo contest.

As the trial of the second man indicted with former Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine is set to begin Tuesday, prosecutors aim to close a portion of the trial to the public.

A Warsaw woman was arrested Saturday morning after police allege she stabbed a man with a kitchen knife.

A man was arrested Sunday on a battery charge after an incident at a home improvement store.

Jeffrey Conrad hits his approach shot to the seventh green as his partners, (L-R) Katie and Michael Conrad, Ken Webster (Steve's father-in-law) and Steve Conrad, look on.

Between the Cruisin Hoosiers' annual car show at First Friday and the Family Carnival at Central Park, there will be something for the whole family Friday evening.

Losing never felt so good to Hanna Losee.

NAPPANEE – Officials have released the names of the people involved in the fatal three-vehicle crash Friday morning east of Nappanee.

Warsaw Community High School is making changes to its grading and ranking systems.

Kerlin Motor Company & Kerlin Tractor are partnering for the inaugural Car & Tractor Show featuring nine decades of Ford automotive history beginning with models as far back as 1927.

One man is dead after a three-vehicle accident southeast of Nappanee Friday morning.

A former detective has sued the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Merit Board over his pension amount.

Over 150 interns, co-ops and young professionals from the local orthopedic companies were expected to attend AlleyFest 2017 Thursday evening.

The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College recently hired Alex Hall as the center’s assistant director.

Indiana’s current 3 percent jobless rate – and even Kosciusko County’s miniscule 2.4 percent – are statistically about as good as it gets, experts will tell you.

A Leesburg teen pleaded guilty Wednesday to four felony counts on sex-related charges in Kosciusko County Superior I.

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