A squirrel tries to fend off this morning's rain with his tail. His umbrella will have a chance to dry out tomorrow before more rain moves into the area Thursday and Friday.

If there’s going to be outdoor dining downtown Warsaw, city officials want there to be rules.

With the Warsaw Redevelopment Commission’s approval of a resolution Monday, the process to expand the boundaries of the Central Economic Development Area has started.

Carl Burt, 64, Warsaw, will serve up to six years in prison for his role in the 2013 death of Warsaw architect Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan.

Warsaw City Council approved five tax abatements for four applicants Monday night.

   A man who will serve two years in jail for possession of child pornography said he didn’t know it was wrong.

A Warsaw man is facing charges after police allege he punched a child in the face and told the child to lie about it.

Anna Haldewang turned a college project into an innovative device that spotlights the plight of the shrinking honey bee population and has gained significant media buzz.

World War II Navy veteran Joe George saved the lives of six men when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, but he was never awarded a medal for his actions because he defied orders to abandon them.

Edgewood Middle School invites the public to attend an open house and learning showcase on May 16.

A “pay to shave” benefit Saturday raised $2,060 for Babette Sylvain, Talma, a single mom battling breast cancer.

A piece of legislation regarding the placement of new wireless equipment passed by the Indiana legislature late last week gave municipalities only a week to react to it.

Indiana Gov Eric Holcomb signed the two-year $32 billion state budget and infrastructure funding bills into law Thursday.

Guest speakers at the Kosciusko County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner Thursday night spoke about their experiences working with former President George W. Bush and with the 2016 election.

Two Republicans planning to run in the 2018 against Democrat U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly got their names out to the local GOP Thursday at the Lincoln Day Dinner.

Two communities have announced plans for the National Day of Prayer, which is Thursday.

A family of geese takes a paddle along the west side of Chapman Lake Wednesday afternoon.

Warsaw School Board approved Ben Barkey as the Madison Elementary principial in a 5-0 vote Wednesday during a special meeting.

NORTH WEBSTER – The North Webster Lions Club 72nd annual Mermaid Festival is approaching. The festival theme this year is “Story Book Land.” One of the highlights of the festival is …

Anastasia Canfield, a Grace College senior, wrote a musical over the last year with some help from her brother, Josh Canfield, a Broadway actor. Over the next two weekends, the public will be able to see the world premiere of their original show – “Coed P.E. ... and Other Bad Ideas” – on the Grace College campus.

Two teenagers were injured in a crash Wednesday at the intersection of Winona Avenue and South Detroit Street, Warsaw.

Kosciusko County’s economy relies heavily on the outdoors – from its rivers and trails to its lakes and parks.

WINONA LAKE – Plans to dredge the northern channel of Winona Lake were discussed at the annual meeting of the Winona Lake Preservation Association Tuesday.

The City of Warsaw will hold a special Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Friday at 10:30 a.m. in the city council chambers.

Police responded to a car accident at 7:34 p.m. Monday at the intersection of U.S. 30 and CR 800W, Etna Green.