Everyone agrees there is a learning curve in knowing how to navigate intersections with flashing yellow left-turn signals that began to debut last year. But one local official believes it’s a dangerous curve that might be worthy of review after three people were killed and two injured this summer in a traffic accident this summer along  U.S. 30.

The region’s first lake effect snowstorm of the season is set to begin Thursday night, but much of Kosciusko County is on the southern fringe and not expected to see any accumulation.

Two ex-convicts shared their stories with Tippecanoe Valley Community High School students Tuesday.

Blake Staton won the Indiana Criminal Justice Association Commissioner’s Award for teacher of the year in the northern region.

Warsaw City Council approved plans for a slim-downed version of a proposed third fire station that will be located on the south side of the city.

When NBC airs “Hairspray Live!” at 8 p.m. Wednesday, the dancing skills of a Warsaw Community High School graduate will be part of the broadcast.

Kosciusko Circuit Court Judge Michael Reed dropped two parties from a wrongful death lawsuit in a case involving a fatal shootout in Cromwell.

If all goes as planned, the bids for the city’s CR 300N project will be awarded later this month.

A Bremen man was arrested Monday in connection with a stolen construction trailer and ATV.

Lakeland Art Association wants the old Warsaw city hall building on East Market Street to become a county museum.

When it was time for Wawasee High School junior Aubrey Kuhn to choose a service project for the Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy, her decision had personal implications.

New website features for the Beaman Home have made it easier to allow someone to donate, ensuring the safety and shelter of those in the community who come to Beaman Home in their hour of need, suffering from domestic violence or abuse.

In a short Mentone Town Council meeting Monday night, there was one item of old business, one new item and a reminder. In old business, the council signed the lease agreement with American Tower for the tower at the wastewater plant. The town will receive $20,0

Toys For Tots gets a variety of donations during its annual drive, but this year more than ever bicycles seemed to be on many donors’ minds.

A North Webster man has been arrested on charges of inappropriately touching a young girl.

An alert was sent out by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Sunday.

Walter Lee Stafford, 69, Warsaw, passed away Dec. 2, 2016, in his residence. Arrangements are pending at McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapel, Warsaw. ***** To sign the guestbook or send a condolence, go to www.mchattonsadlerfuneralchapels.com. 

The clock is ticking for the City of Warsaw to proceed with the bond issuance for the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory fire station 3 for this year.

South Whitley Town Councilman Randy Cokl on Tuesday announced Lutheran Hospital’s Emergency Medical Service will provide ambulance service in South Whitley starting in April.

Toys For Tots of Kosciusko County helped 3,160 children in 2015.

A Nappanee man will spend three years on home detention after being convicted of beating a 4-year-old girl.

 A Goshen man will spend four years in prison after being found with a 13-year-old girl in a Wisconsin motel.

A Warsaw woman will not be in charged in the stabbing last month of her boyfriend.

Special Prosecutor Nelson Chipman says he is close to a plea deal with one of  the men charged in connection with a case involving Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine, according to court documents filed Tuesday.

Many Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department deputies returned to work today minus the weight of “November beards.”