The Camp Mack sewer feasibility study, as well as parking and snow removal issues along West Emeline Street, were discussed during the Milford Town Council meeting Monday.

Tippecanoe Valley Middle School teacher Niki Early knew some students were not receiving an adequate amount of food each day.

Beaman Home will soon have a new logo and a series of billboards that will be part of a rebranding and marketing effort.

The former owner/president of Pizza Supply Of Indiana was arrested Friday after an investigation found she allegedly stole about $76,000 from employees’ 401(k) contributions over a five-year period.

A Warsaw woman was arrested Wednesday on numerous drug-related charges by North Manchester police after attempting to flee following a traffic stop.

Potpourri is a collection of oddities and tidbits assembled by the Times-Union Staff.

Kosciusko County Council will have a new face when it  convenes in 2019.

A challenge facing manufacturers is recruiting quality trained workers, according to a 2017 story on the National Association of Manufacturers website.

For the second time in two weeks, firefighters battled a blaze at Louis Dreyfus, on Ind. 15S, Claypool, early this morning.

Two Warsaw men were arrested Thursday morning on charges of burglary after allegedly attempting to pawn stolen items so a third man could pay his electric bill.

A Winona Lake man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly helping steal trailers from a local storage unit and then selling the trailers to unsuspecting victims.

Kosciusko County Sheriff Rocky Goshert updated the county council on  plans for a Jail Drug and Alcohol Center during council’s meeting Thursday night.

Animal Welfare League Executive Director Darla McCammon announced plans to retire.

Law enforcement officers deal with burglaries and thefts on a regular basis.

Two men were injured in a crash early this morning at the intersection of U.S. 30 and CR 750W, Atwood, with one being taken  to a Fort Wayne hospital by helicopter. The accident happend at about …

For the third time in six years, the city of Warsaw will honor a group of military veterans this summer, but this one –  involving Vietnam veterans – is expected to far outnumber previous gatherings.

Predictions for a large snowstorm that will arrive late tonight appear to vary across parts of northern Indiana, but it appears the Warsaw area will certainly receive some significant accumulation Friday and Saturday.

Two of the men involved in a December incident in which one of them had his finger partially bitten off had their initial hearing in Kosciusko Superior Court I this morning.

A Mentone woman was arrested Wednesday evening after failing to stop for an accident and then leading police on a short chase.

The Syracuse man facing an arson charge for a fire Jan. 30 in Syracuse had his initial hearing before Kosciusko Superior Court I Judge David Cates this morning.

A Warsaw man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly beating another man with a baseball bat in November.

Town Council President Tom Moore has always been willing to get involved, so he had no problem casting the lone vote in a unique Republican caucus Tuesday night called to fill a vacancy on the town council.

Warsaw resident Charlie Green (front row) was named Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month. He was honored at the beginning of the county commissioners meeting Tuesday. In the back row (L to R) are …

Two weeks ago, Kosciusko County Commissioner Brad Jackson asked that the two sides in the Tippecanoe Lake sewer dispute seek common ground. At Tuesday’s commission meeting in Warsaw, steps were taken toward making the project a reality.

The Mentone Town Council met Monday night with a short agenda.