County Coroner Tyler Huffer and his chief deputy, Alicia Mediano, presented information about the LOSS program to the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday.

While the past of the former First Christian Church building in downtown Warsaw stretches back over a hundred years, its future could be art.

Both ordinance amendments regarding Animal Feeding Operations (AFOs) received unanimous approval from the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday.

Marketplace of Warsaw, which will add Hobby Lobby to its lineup later this year, announced on Tuesday that another store, Five Below, will occupy significant space on the west side of the shopping center.

During the Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday, Tom Ganser, KC Recycling executive director, announced a new job will be available soon.

Live Well Kosciusko announced its partnership with Parkview Health’s Ronald McDonald Care Mobile, bringing accessible pediatric care directly to communities throughout Kosciusko County this March.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced a new work zone initiative to increase worker safety.

The Stewart Dance School Fusion Dance Team started their 2026 competition season at Dance Makers in Lansing, Mich., racking up a string of first-place finishes, high scores, special judges’ awards and even national scholarships.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University senior Mackenzie Jarvis has been named a 500 Festival Princess for 2026.

Ameriprise Financial has found a new home on East Center Street after the county acquired its former location at 225 N. Buffalo St. for a potential parking garage through the eminent domain process.

Kosciusko County Community Foundation announced they have been recognized with the 2026 Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by GuideStar.

WABASH COUNTY - A Marion man was killed Sunday in a two-vehicle crash on Ind. 15 in Wabash County.

Last Thursday, nearly 80 women came together to celebrate Habitat for Humanity’s record-breaking Women Build in 2025.

Cancer affects not only the body, but the mind and spirit as well. It also affects the family of the person battling the disease.

A Warsaw man was arrested after allegedly exposing himself to two minors.

SIDNEY - Sidney Town Council decided Monday to review ordinances regarding junk cars and RVs, campers and mobile homes in town limits.

Some Warsaw Community High School students were recognized during the Warsaw School Board meeting Monday.

For some people taking part Saturday in Special Olympics Indiana’s Polar Plunge at Center Lake in Warsaw, it was their first time. For others, it was their fifth, sixth or 11th time.

STATEHOUSE – This session, state Rep. David Abbott (R-Rome City) co-authored a resolution recognizing the longstanding partnership between the province of Québec and the state of Indiana.

Property damage and injury collisions and fatalities in the city of Warsaw were up in 2025 to 841 compared to 811 in 2024, though total injuries were down from 212 in 2024 to 171 in 2025.

The intersection of Pope and Detroit streets in Warsaw has been a point of concern for many for years.

As a requirement of a $400,000 federal Safe Streets for All grant the city of Warsaw received for the study, engineering and implementation of a demonstration project for a multimodal trail through downtown Warsaw, matching funds of $100,000 was needed.

It’s not uncommon for the city of Warsaw to provide property owners with an adjustment to their wastewater bills due to leaks, running toilets, billing issues, etc.

WINONA LAKE - Students at Jefferson STEM Elementary raised $1,200 for Magical Meadows through a student-led 3D printing fundraiser.

Local artist Steve Creighton has been notified by the American Impressionist Society that his painting, “Floral with Foley Vase,” has been juried into their organization’s national 10th annual Impressions: Small Works Showcase to be held at the J. Petter Galleries in Douglas, Mich.