County Sheriff's Department Announces Eight Retirements Sheriff William “Rocky” Goshert and members of the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department recognized eight members of the …

Lincoln Students Study Native Americans Third- and fourth-graders in Jane Zelllers’ gifted and talented class at Lincoln Elementary School have studied Native Americans since October. They …

City Turns To Court Option For Ongoing Code Violation Cases Warsaw’s code enforcement officials turned to the court system more often this year in efforts to clean up nuisance properties in the …

Airport Buys More Snow Equipment Warsaw Municipal Airport is trying to get the most out of its runways as it caters to larger and larger jets. A good example involves snow removal, according to …

Potpourri: Provision In Legislation Would Sideline Device Tax For Five Years Republicans have been unable – or unwilling – to get rid of Obamacare, but one Indiana Congressman is trying …

Anchorage Road between the railroad tracks and U.S. 30 will be closed to thru traffic today through Friday for sewer lining, according to a news release from the city of Warsaw.

Christmas activities kick into high gear Friday night in Warsaw with related events at the courthouse square and a few blocks away in Central Park.

Tippecanoe Valley Middle School First Trimester Honor Roll All A’s Grade 6: Sarah Finney, Dewey Gillman, Mercedes Herrera, Reed Jones, Diego Jurado, Taylor Owens, Emma Patrick, Evelyn Ramirez, …

Joel Updike waits patiently Friday as his 10-year-old daughter Kaylea (L) and 7-year-old son Karstynn try to pin his new firefighter badge onto his shirt. Updike was sworn in during a city board of works and safety meeting Friday. He is wrapping up a year of work with the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory as a probationary fireman and now assumes full-time status with the department. Photo by Dan Spalding.

An eminent domain dispute involving a house on North Buffalo Street in Warsaw has been resolved in an out-of-court settlement, Warsaw City Planner Jeremy Skinner said Friday.

Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory took a step toward installing a Safe Haven Baby Box.

The Atwood Fire Department announced Friday that Pioneer Hi-Bred International donated $3,600 toward the purchase of a grain rescue tube as part of the Pioneer sponsorship program.

Zack Sand, a 2012 Warsaw Community High School graduate, is fully embracing life in state politics, shifting this month from campaign work to the legislative side.

A Warsaw man who was a fugitive from justice in Tennessee was arrested in Kosciusko County recently.

ETNA GREEN – Town Council members voted to purchase an empty building that used to house Interra Credit Union during its meeting Tuesday despite some community opposition.

ARLINGTON, Va. – Mason Metzger, of Silver Lake, will receive a 2019 Yes I Can Award from the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC).

By meeting and voting on the teachers’ master contract via teleconference at noon Thursday, the Warsaw School Board violated Indiana Open Door Law.

Stephen “Steve” Gerber is the new pastor of Palestine Bible Church. 

MENTONE – There will never be another No. 14 at Mentone Youth League.

Colt Lundy’s motion to modify his sentence for conspiring to kill his stepfather in 2010 was denied Friday, but he will enter home detention almost nine months early.

In a unique race in recent Kosciusko County politics, the attention of many voters has been cast on a battle for Wayne Township trustee.

Three Kosciusko County government seats will be decided Tuesday.

Early voting in Kosciusko County has already shattered previous totals for midterms, according to County Clerk Ann Torpy.

The Pak-A-Sak Marathon gas station at the intersection of U.S. 30 and CR 250E in Warsaw was robbed at gunpoint early this morning.

While the construction of a third fire station represents a major change for Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory this year, more developments could be in store.