The Public Works Department of the City of Warsaw, along with Borden Waste Away Services/Integra and Waste Management will offer expanded services to the residents of Warsaw April 17-21 in celebration of Earth Week. 

Combined Community Services will host a free workshop from 1 to 2 p.m. April 20 on “How to Grow Your Own Food,” with pre-registration.

Joe’s Kids will hold its annual 5K Splatter Dash on May 6.

As it observes National Library Week this week, Warsaw Community Public Library also is celebrating its 100th anniversary.

In the first week of the Husky Trail road improvement project, drivers are ignoring the signs and causing safety issues.

What does U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly think about being a Blue Dog Democrat in a red state with Donald Trump in the White House?

The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an armed robbery early today at a North Webster residence, according to a press release from?the department.

MILFORD – At the Milford Town Council’s regular monthly meeting Monday, the council voted to make firefighter Scott Mast the new Milford building commissioner. They also voted in Tom …

Two Warsaw Wastewater Utility contracts approved by the Board of Public Works and Safety Monday will cost up to nearly $900,000.

Pam Chastain is the Times-Union Autopay drawing winners for March. All Autopay customers are entered into our monthly drawing for a chance to win a $100 prize.

A body found in Larwill Lake over the weekend is believed to be that of a South Whitley man missing since last summer. Marcus Wolfe, South Whitley, disappeared at age 19 after leaving his mother’s house in Columbia City.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy invites the community to its Project Proud event, hosted at IVY Tech Warsaw, on Tuesday.

The public is invited to celebrate the diversity of Kosciusko County agriculture on Tuesday at “A Taste of Agriculture in Kosciusko County: A Family Affair.”

BOURBON – Invisible Fence of South Bend has donated a pet oxygen mask kit to the Bourbon Fire Department, according to a news release from the fire department.

William “ Rocky” Goshert will take over the daily operational decisions for the Kosciusko?County Sheriff’s Department effective immediately Friday, according to a news release from KCSD.

A crowdfunding effort to finance part of an alley way enhancement south of City Hall is almost halfway to its goal of $50,000.

Charles “Bub” Hartman was honored by the Kosciusko County Commissioners as the Veteran of the Month earlier this week.

The National Sexual Violence Resource Center and the Beaman Home want communities to realize that sexual violence happens in every community and affects people of all genders and ages.

The organizer of a local kidney walk said the event came from turning frustration into passion. William?Southall is organizing the 5K walk/run to raise money for the American Kidney Fund. 

Warsaw Masonic Lodge recently recognized Frank Reiter as the 2016 Mason of the Year for his lodge.

A member of the Rovenstine family has been? Kosciusko County sheriff for 26 of the last 40  years. That will change now that Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine has pleaded guilty to a single count of felony intimidation – a move that will end his career as a public official and law enforcement officer.

Celebrate Diversity, formerly the Warsaw Diversity Rally, returns to the community for its fourth year in 2017.

Kosciusko Cares Youth Services Bureau will host its April Fool's 5K on April 29 in Winona Lake.

The YMCA’s Corporate Challenge, for the businesses of Kosciusko County, is offered to increase engagement in health and fitness activities, to build employee pride and dedication and to develop community spirit among co-workers.

A recap of jail bookings, traffic accidents and incident reports from Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department.