A Warsaw man was arrested recently after allegedly battering and strangling a woman he was living with.

For two Syracuse families, today marks an anniversary that they’d rather not have to commemorate, and at the same time cling tenaciously and even fight to keep the memories of lost loved ones at the forefront.

City Council meetings will soon be available to watch online.

A man with a history of run-ins with the cops was arrested Friday after allegedly making threats to a female relative and people inside a local gas station.

Tim Tebow, a Heisman Trophy winner and inspirational speaker, spoke at Grace College’s chapel this morning at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center, Winona Lake. Tebow also is a two-time …

After another hotel guest heard a woman screaming for help, police arrested a Warsaw man Monday on domestic battery charges at the Deluxe Inn.

A North Vernon man is suing Zimmer Biomet in Kosciusko Circuit Court for damages after a shoulder surgery that he says caused him pain and other problems, and he is seeking a trial by jury.

Beaman Home is seeking stories from domestic or sexual violence survivors.

The first eLearning Day for 2017-18 for Warsaw Community Schools will take place Saturday.

AKRON – The Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation’s Valley Hometown Fund is holding an alumni basketball game in March with the hopes of raising money to establish an endowment fund.

George Robertson, president of Kosciusko Economic Development Corp., will retire at the end of 2018, and a search is underway for his replacement.

On Nov. 5, gunman Devin Patrick Kelley opened fire at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas, killing 26.

A North Webster man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly battering his girlfriend while she was holding her baby.

Grace College was proud to support eight students nominated for the 12th annual Indiana INTERNnet Impact Awards (IIN). The students were selected by their internship employers because of their outstanding work ethic and leadership skills, according to a news release from Grace.

Two Warsaw School Board members, whose terms expire at year’s end, say they won’t seek a third term if the policy to extend board terms from two to four is approved.

State Rep. Curt Nisly will have a challenger in the Republican primary this spring.

A Mentone woman was arrested Monday after allegedly trying to sneak drugs to her boyfriend in the Kosciusko County Jail through a lotion bottle in January.

Warsaw Community Schools will upgrade its wireless and wired networking equipment while saving hundreds of thousands of dollars if the school board approves a bid by Network Solutions Inc. at its regular meeting Monday.

A group of Warsaw Community Schools teachers will have most of their expenses paid for to travel to China this year to provide professional development to teachers there.

Lakeland Youth Center announced it received $5,000 from Kosciusko County Community Foundation’s Dekko Enhancement Fund.  The dollars will be used to fund preschool scholarships, purchase …

Wawasee School Board’s meeting was mostly about good news at its monthly session Tuesday night.

Due to the upcoming ISTEP test, Warsaw Community High School will be modifying its schedule to meet the needs of students during the testing window. ISTEP testing begins the week of Feb. 26 and goes until March 9, according to a news release from Warsaw Community Schools. Students will test with their classroom teachers. This means testing in math, English and biology will occur during the related class period.

Three access points used by people with mobility issues at the Warsaw Community Public Library are giving patrons and administrators fits.

Grace College and Ivy Tech Community College have agreed to a process that will facilitate the awarding of an associate degree to previous Ivy Tech students who have transferred to Grace prior to completion of an associate degree.

Two scenarios were presented to the Leesburg Town Council Monday night on ways to finance making the town hall ADA compliant. Jeff Rowe, of Umbaugh & Associates, presented both scenarios to the council.