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A Syracuse man was arrested Wednesday after allegedly threatening his ex-girlfriend in February.

NORTH MANCHESTER – The name of the North Manchester Police Department officer involved in Tuesday’s shooting was released by Chief Jim Kirk in a news release Wednesday afternoon.

A North Manchester man is dead after a police involved shooting Tuesday night.

In his seventh State of the City address, Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer recounted numerous highlights, but struck a serious chord as he listed several top concerns, including U.S. 30 traffic.

A Rochester teen is being held in a juvenile detention center in Kokomo after he stole vehicles, led police on a short chase and caused a crash Tuesday in Warsaw.

Warsaw’s Thomas Kinch was selected as Kosciusko County’s Veteran of the Month for March. Kinch served with the U.S. Army’s Security Agency in Germany and Vietnam from 1967 to 1971. …

Kosciusko County Commissioners took another step toward forming a sewer district to serve Tippecanoe and Chapman lakes at its meeting Tuesday.

Kosciusko County Commissioners President Bob Conley announced Tuesday his intent to run for re-election this year.

MILFORD – Knowing the limited life expectancy of septic systems, Gene Hollenberg and Galen Jay, of Camp Mack, looked at a variety of long-term solutions, including approaching the town of Milford about running a sewer line to the camp.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has signed a new executive order that declared Kosciusko County a disaster area due to flooding that began two weeks ago.

Longtime county resident Gina M. Smith, Leesburg, is the new director of development for United Way of Kosciusko County.

Three different proposals with varying degrees of financial impact were presented to Warsaw City Council Monday.

On Friday, the Indiana State Police Bremen Post All Crimes Policing Team conducted a criminal interdiction patrol on U.S. 30 and U.S. 31.

Grace College & Seminary announced it is the recipient of a $200,000 grant from The Kern Family Foundation.

Minutes before noon on Sunday, Service Liquors’ parking lot on Lake Street included two pickups, a car and a taxi with people waiting to make a historic purchase.

A house fire near Palestine Lake Saturday night caused about $50,000 in damage to the structure and its contents.

Authorities have identified the victim of Friday’s one-vehicle rollover crash southeast of Nappanee.

Meeting notes and upcoming events from area service clubs and social groups.

Kosciusko County Highway Department workers Larry Druckamiller (L) and Neil Blakely fill potholes Friday morning along CR 450N. The department has nine crews working Friday to fill potholes …

Several railroad crossings in downtown Warsaw were closed this morning after a minor train derailment. The east-west railroad crossings at Scott Street, South Maple Avenue and Bronson Street are …

Tonight’s First Friday will emphasize desserts and include a  contest that will benefit a local not-for-profit group.

A Republican caucus is being organized to fill the vacancy created after the resignation of Monroe Township Trustee Josh Spangle, who moved out of the township.

Kosciusko County Convention and Visitors Bureau announced the launch of the 2018 Indiana’s Cool North Breakfast Wars.

A convicted child molester will serve 24 years in incarceration, consecutive to the six-year sentence he’s already serving for a prior conviction.

Three cats died Wednesday in a Silver Lake house fire.

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