WABASH – A Warsaw man pleaded “guilty but mentally ill” to a felony charge of  reckless homicide in connection with a 2013 crash that killed Warsaw architect Mary Ellen Rudisel-Jordan.

In a special session Monday night, Warsaw City Council responded to its 1782 notice and reviewed and updated its strategic plan.

The Committee to Commemorate Martin Luther King announced its third annual Black History Month Art Display. 2017’s display will again be hosted by the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts and will …

After a nationwide, four-month search, the Kosciusko Community YMCA has announced its new CEO.

Three area officers recently graduated the Police Executive Leadership Academy, according to a news release from the Milford Police Department.

A Warsaw man faces charges after police say he dressed as a woman and bilked his mother for money.

Warsaw-Wayne Township Fire Territory put out a fire at Charter College, 714 E. Winona Ave., Warsaw, Saturday morning.

Despite seeing the Big Three – DePuy, Zimmer and Biomet – shrink to two in a 2014 merger, Warsaw’s renowned orthopedic cluster appears to be in growth mode, and there is heightened optimism with the arrival of President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress.

Last year, OrthoPediatrics celebrated its 10th anniversary with growing sales and a slew of announcements about new products.

This is not your grandparents’ orthopedic capital of the world. It might not even be your parents’.

One of the men involved in scheme to bilk over $270,000 from the city of Warsaw pleaded guilty to four felonies Friday afternoon in Kosciusko Circuit Court.

Prosecutors have filed more charges against a man accused of causing a double fatal crash on Christmas.

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Thomas Hursey faces 20 years in prison for his role in a 2015 double murder in Syracuse.

his year’s recipients of the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce’s Man and Woman of the Year – Ot Schroeder and Cindy Zehr, respectively – were recognized Thursday night for their extensive charitable and caring efforts.

Third-graders from Kosciusko County traveled this morning to the Shrine Circus at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne.

A warrant was issued Wednesday for a Winona Lake woman charged in connection with a fatal crash in September on U.S. 30. She was arrested Thursday and has since bonded out.

Since 1994, the City County Athletic Complex has served as a site for thousands of kids and adults in the Warsaw area and surrounding region to play a variety of sports.

Hawkins Ragland was honored Tuesday at his Eagle Court of Honor for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America Troop 726, North Webster.

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A man accused of causing a crash that killed two people on Christmas was arrested Wednesday.

The deadline to purchase an ice sculpture for the Feb. 3 First Friday event has been extended to Wednesday, and there will be a free ice rink set up for the public.

Warsaw-Wayne Township Fire Territory put down a house fire quickly around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at 416 W. Winona Ave., Warsaw.

Rose Home North, Syracuse, recently took possession of a 12-passenger van donated by Doug and Jeannie Schrock, of Syracuse.

The City of Warsaw is redesigning and updating its website to be more user-friendly.