As Lincoln Elementary students and teachers prepare to move into a new two-story building, they had one last day of classes inside the 59-year-old building.
The faculty of Debra Collier's School of Dance in Warsaw thanks everyone for the donations they received during their annual toy and food drive.
Tippy Creek Winery, Leesburg, and the Animal Welfare League recently teamed up to bring some cheer and shopping in their Tippy Creek Christmas Market. Photo provided.
Two lawyers debated the significance of a police officer’s official swearing in ceremony Thursday in Kosciusko Superior Court III in a drunk driving case.
Warsaw Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man who is a suspect in a theft from a local business. He was seen leaving in a white van . If anyone recognizes the subject and van in …
A man charged with attempted murder in a stabbing at the Victory Hotel might change his plea next month.
Representatives from the Claypool United Methodist Church presented a check in the amount of $309,250 to Kosciusko County Community Foundation Wednesday to establish the Max and Kathryn Beigh Educational Endowment Fund.
At the monthly Syracuse Town Council meeting Tuesday, appointments to Syracuse positions for 2017 were discussed and approved.
A Republican caucus will meet at 7 p.m. Jan. 10 to select a replacement for Winona Lake Councilman Robert Swanson who has resigned.
Beginning Jan. 1, Grace College will no longer be providing educational services in Indiana’s northern prisons, according to Amanda Banks, director of public relations for the college.
Property south of Nappanee that was once considered as a site for an asphalt plant will soon be home to a solar equipment company.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Tuesday awarded $17.9 million to support 105 homeless housing and service programs in Indiana.
Kosciusko County Drug Task Force and Nappanee Police Department arrested two Nappanee brothers on drug-related charges.
Town Councilman Robert Swanson announced his resignation at Tuesday’s regular meeting.
It is one thing to practice a foreign language in the classroom, but quite another to put one’s proficiency to the test in a real-world setting.
In the final meeting of 2016, the Claypool Town Council addressed four items.
U.S. Sen. Joe Donnelly said he would like to see Congress kill the medical device tax even though it’s already on life support.
Plans for a high-speed rail that could include a stop in Warsaw are making progress.
Mold is still a problem for a home at 330 Ringneck Trail, Warsaw, Code Enforcement Hearing Officer Lawrence Clifford learned Monday.
A wrongful death complaint was refiled Monday against Stacey Staley, also known as Stacey Page, and The Papers Inc. in Kosciusko Circuit Court.
Budget cuts were on the table for the Warsaw City Council at its meeting Monday night.
Two Warsaw Community Schools bus drivers assisted in saving the life of an Edgewood Middle School student on Wednesday.
Icy road conditions led to a slew of accidents over the weekend.
Cities in Northern Indiana broke all-time records for low temperatures this morning as temps dipped into the double-digit negative readings, The National Weather Service said.
Bonds for the Warsaw-Wayne Township Fire Territory fire station No. 3 were sold Thursday.