A Plymouth man was arrested Wednesday after allegedly beating and strangling his girlfriend to the point she passed out and was bruised over much of her body.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy held Project Proud on Tuesday at Ivy Tech Community College.

A police chase that began near North Webster Wednesday night led to the arrest of a Goshen man and damage to a Warsaw Police vehicle.

A Pierceton man was arrested Monday after battering his girlfriend on at least two occasions.

The City of Warsaw is teaming up with Borden Waste Away Services/Integra and Waste Management for expanded services to the residents of The City of Warsaw in celebration of Earth Week.

Indiana Business Opportunity Partners present a $2,159.82 check to Fellowship Missions recently after hosting its 6th annual Spring Bling Bazaar and Quarter Auction on March 24.

More than 300 runners participated in the World Compassion Network Run For Hunger event in Winona Lake on March 24.

Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club President Steve Hollar (L) presented a check for $1,000 to Riley Kids Fund.

Carnival Part Of Library’s Centennial; Board To Hold Executive Session

Jane Jackson holds one of the day-old chicks on display Tuesday at Kosciusko County Taste of Agriculture at the county fairgrounds. The display was sponsored by Creighton Eggs. The 20th annual event …

Winners of a statewide welding contest won’t be announced for about a week, but eight Warsaw and Tippecanoe Valley students gave it their best Tuesday afternoon in pursuit of a plaque and bragging rights.

There’s been a lot of talk about proposed tariffs on American soybeans in the wake of President Donald Trump’s much-talked-about trade war with China.

Although not an agenda item for the Bourbon Town Council meeting Tuesday, council members Les McFarland, P.J.Hanley and Larry Wattenbarger; Bill Keyser, zoning/ building; as well as several audience members discussed what permits, parking, engineering, etc. are needed to convert space above businesses for apartments.

Let the Warsaw Education Foundation help you recognize a special educator during Teacher Appreciation Week by participating in the Honor an Educator Program. 

SYRACUSE – The second annual “Fallen Rider Memorial Ride” will be held at noon Saturday at Wawasee High School, 1 Warrior Way, Syracuse.

The developer of a 33-lot subdivision presented his proposal to the Winona Lake Plan Commission Tuesday.

Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals was busy Tuesday morning hearing 15 petitions for variances or exceptions on properties, including one from Kosciusko County American Bikers Aimed Toward Education.

A Warsaw man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly battering a juvenile severely enough to require hospital care in March.

The 20-year-old man who was shot by his grandfather at the Leesburg gravel pit during a domestic dispute April 1 has been arrested and charged with intimidation and battery.

This morning's sunrise on CR 700W, north of CR 1350N, is a sign of pleasant things to come with warmer spring-like weather on the way as temperatures are headed to the mid-70's on Friday. Photo by …

Two Warsaw Police Department officers were presented with a “Life Saver” award Monday for their actions following a drug-related shooting on North Detroit Street on May 13.

After spending over 180 days incarcerated on drugs and weapon charges, Mark Anthony Miller, 42, of North Manchester, likely won’t have to spend more than another six months in the Kosciusko County Jail after Circuit Court Judge Michael Reed accepted Miller’s plea deal Monday.

A rural Milford man spent several minutes of the town council meeting Monday night making accusations of favoritism by police toward Council President Doug Ruch.

In its 2018 Capital Improvement Plan the Leesburg Town Council approved Monday night, money from the Economic Development Income Tax fund will be used to renovate the old town hall and make it handicapped-accessible.

Two candidates are hosting open houses this week in Warsaw and Winona Lake.