A Leesburg man suffered non-life threatening injuries after hitting a pole and rolling his car late Monday.

Two kayakers from Kosciusko County were rescued from the Eel River at the Collamer dam Sunday.

A South Whitley woman is dead after her car was rear-ended by a semi tractor-trailer near Etna Green this morning,  according to police.

On Saturday, almost 500 participated in the 24th Optimist Club triathlon.

A sizeable crowd enjoyed an hour-long parade Saturday at the Mermaid Festival in North Webster. In the first of three photos, Dan Burnham watches Saturday’s Mermaid Festival with his 4-year-old son, who he declined to name.

On Friday, the Center Lake Conservation Association closed on the purchase of approximately 11 acres of wetlands on Center Lake.

There’s good news and bad news with a change in policy at the Kosciusko County Recorder’s Office.

NORTH MANCHESTER?— The North Manchester Police Department is warning area businesses of counterfeit bills circulating the area.

SYRACUSE – As of Friday, only one person, Sylvia Gargett, has applied for the open seat on the Turkey Creek Advisory Board.

More than 2,700 athletes, including 42 from Kosciusko County, participated in the 48th Indiana Special Olympics Summer Games June 9-11 with this year's theme, "You Can."

Nine teens are vying to be named 2017’s 4-H king, queen or princess.

Former two-term sheriff William “Rocky” Goshert was chosen by a Republican caucus on Wednesday night to fill the remaining term as sheriff after Aaron Rovenstine was forced out of office following a criminal conviction.

Representatives of Medtronic came to the rescue of the Animal Welfare League recently after a ceiling in the group’s animal lab collapsed and caused significant damage.

At the monthly Syracuse Town Council meeting Tuesday, Town Manager Henry DeJulia brought two matters before the council.

Eighty-one kids from all over Indiana – and one from Florida – took part in the 72nd Annual Mermaid Festival Cutie Parade Wednesday evening in North Webster.

The alley between Warsaw City Hall and the Three Crowns Coffee/Oak & Alley building at 114 S. Buffalo St. got a lot more colorful this week.

A proposal to place a Tony Elliott memorial sign in a Warsaw park was tabled by the Parks Board Tuesday for a month while a committee looks at the request.

Kosciusko County Chief Deputy Sheriff Rocky Goshert on Tuesday announced the promotions of two sheriff’s department deputies.

The Winona Lake Town Council on Tuesday approved a clarification on parking trailers on town streets overnight.

Warsaw Park Board reviewed and approved the Parks and Recreation Department’s three 2018 budgets Tuesday.

When as many as 68 Republican precinct committee members gather Wednesday to choose a new sheriff for Kosciusko County, they’ll once again be flexing some unique political muscle that has helped shape county government in recent years.

A second teen died Monday from injuries suffered in a four-vehicle collision east of Warsaw that also injured two others.

A Winona Lake woman who was driving 142 mph when she caused a fatal crash has pleaded guilty but mentally ill.

A list of tax abatement renewals and ordinances for an additional appropriation of more than $57,000 and a transfer of $100,000 were approved by the Warsaw City Council Monday night.

The Warsaw Code Enforcement case against 330 Ringneck Trail may finally be coming to a close.