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Indiana State Police investigated a crash Wednesday at the intersection of CR 650W and Crystal Lake Road, Warsaw.

A Warsaw man was taken to a hospital after a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Center and Bronson streets.

A new orthopedic company – the second focused on devices for children – is being launched in Kosciusko County.

­A jury convicted Jonathen Lovelace, 23, of molesting a 5-year-old girl Wednesday in Kosciusko County Superior Court I.

Zimmer Biomet has announced that Robert Delp, president of U.S. sales, will replace Stuart Kleopfer, president of Americas, who is retiring, according to a news release from the Warsaw-based company.

A Child Protective Services worker is facing charges after police say she helped a woman violate a custody order in connection with an attempted kidnapping charge.

Third District Congressman Jim Banks was named to three overlapping House committees since being sworn in Jan. 3 – Armed Services, Veterans Affairs and the Science, Space and Technology committees.

The driver involved in the Dec. 25 double fatality in Syracuse is still under medical supervision. Kosciusko County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Hampton released a statement Wednesday afternoon that his …

A Warsaw man pleaded guilty Wednesday to stabbing his neighbor at the Victory Hotel with a box cutter.

The driver involved in the Dec. 25 double fatality in Syracuse is still under medical supervision.

Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer was thrilled Tuesday to let the common council know a large grant had been approved for the North Buffalo Street Redevelopment Project.

Indiana’s new 3rd District representative, Jim Banks, on Tuesday made his first visit back to the district since being sworn into office Jan. 3.

LEESBURG – The weather won’t be polar Saturday as it’s supposed to be in the 50s, but there will still be plunging into Tippecanoe Lake at Pie-Eyed Petey’s.

The alleged victim of child molestation will not testify in the trial of the man who is accused of the crime.

WINONA LAKE – The Winona Lake Fire Department will be getting a new roof.

The draft of the Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department’s five-year master plan is complete and has been sent to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

SYRACUSE – At the first 2017 monthly meeting of the Syracuse Town Council on Tuesday, town manager Henry DeJulia stated that the Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District stopped paying the amount it was billed and instead paid only half of what was due, without any notice to the town of Syracuse.

New technology that can more precisely and quickly target and eradicate cancer is now being used at Lutheran Health Network’s Kosciusko Community Hospital.

One thing the 29th Annual MLK Commemoration Luncheon speaker and the scholarship winner have in common is that both have witnessed the momentum of change.

A Warsaw man is facing charges after police say he knocked another man out with a baseball bat.

 A man is facing charges after police allege he sent drunken sexually-related texts to a minor girl.

A Webster man is accused of choking a girl in an argument over marijuana.

A documentary produced by a 2005 Warsaw Community High School graduate is getting its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday.

In a short meeting of the Claypool Town Council, there were four main items of business. The council named Niki Miller to continue in her role as president.

Five people, including a former sheriff, have been granted immunity in the upcoming trial of Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine, according to court documents filed Friday.

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