An assistant principal at?Warsaw Community High School has been tapped to become the Madison Elementary School principal.

A Lafontaine man died after falling into a well on the Barbee Chain of Lakes, according to a news release from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

A man who pleaded guilty to reckless homicide in connection with a crash that killed Warsaw architect Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan said he feels unworthy to ask forgiveness from  anyone other than God.

Charges have been filed against a Warsaw man accused of causing an accident that killed a 17-year-old boy in Larwill Easter morning.

Trevor Long found out Monday night at the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals how restrictive a Residential-1 zoning district really is.

Downtown Warsaw will come alive with the sound of music for May’s First Friday on May 5.

Due to the growth and changes in downtown Warsaw and the north side, Steve Poe wants to move his business, Speed Concepts Inc., from U.S. 30E to 318 N. Detroit St.

Rise‘n Roll Bakery, a company known for its scrumptious cinnamon-carmel doughnuts, is coming to Warsaw.

Eight families were displaced as a result of an apartment fire at the Heron Preserve Apartments, 1101 Heron Blvd., Warsaw.

Rallies and protests can divide people, but the purpose of Saturday’s Celebrate Diversity in Central Park, Warsaw, was to bring them together.

Police arrested a Milford man Saturday in connection with multiple incidents of battery.

A Milford man is in critical condition after a crash on Friday.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College’s worship arts program will host free sound tech training for Kosciusko County church tech teams from 6 to 10 p.m. May 12.

A jury trial has been scheduled for a man accused of being responsible for a Christmas night crash that killed two people.

Lake City Bank and the City of Warsaw are partnering together to construct a streetscape along Indiana Street between Center and Market streets.

The Kosciusko County Velo Cycling Club recently donated $1,000 toward the alley activation project next to the city hall building.

A couple of anglers try their luck early this morning on the northwest side of Palestine Lake.

The  Indiana accountability grade for Lakeland Christian Academy was upgraded from an “F” to a “C”, according to documents obtained from the Indiana Department of Education.

The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation will offer a variety of items for sale to the public via online auction starting May 4 and concluding May 14. The items to be sold are primarily the result of phases 2 and 3 of the Akron Elementary School renovation and construction project, scheduled to conclude in December.

Recently, Wildman Business Group employees donated several cases of diapers and other necessary items for the young children who are served by the Beaman Home. 

No injuries were reported after a rollover accident Thursday afternoon.

Due to incorrect information provided by the county, a story in Saturday’s edition of the Times-Union about property tax deadlines included outdated information about banks that collect tax bills.

CLAYPOOL – Kosciusko County will tap into a tax increment finance fund to cover the cost of fixing drainage problems affecting a residential area northeast of Louis Dreyfus Commodities in Claypool.

A Syracuse man died Tuesday after a stabbing in Goshen, according to a news release from the Goshen Police Department.

A Fort Wayne man was arrested Wednesday after police allege he sold 27 cell phones belonging to his employer.