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State Rep. Dave Wolkins recently joined fellow House lawmakers to fill diaper bags with donated baby supplies for foster families across Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS – State Rep. Curt Nisly (R-Goshen) recently welcomed student pages to the Statehouse.

Warsaw City Council tweaked the city’s 2018 budget and then celebrated a small reduction in the city’s tax rate Monday night.

A 19-year-old Syracuse man was arrested Friday in connection to a Syracuse house fire Jan. 30.

The man who had at least part of his finger bitten off during the alleged beating of another man back in December was arrested Monday on several charges including criminal confinement.

Eleven-year-old Cayman Blake thinks raising the tax on tobacco products and increasing the minimum age to use  them to 21 would help keep tobacco out of the hands of more Hoosiers, especially young people.

COLUMBIA CITY – During a routine search of an inmate at the Whitley County Jail at 12:30 p.m. Monday, an unknown substance was released into the general booking area.

WINONA LAKE – Former WNBA star and four-time Olympic gold medalist Tamika Catchings will be the featured speaker at Grace College chapel on Feb. 14.  

PIERCETON – The Pierceton Police Department is accepting applications for reserve police officers.

The first flu-related death of a child in Kosciusko County this flu season has been confirmed.

A firefighter sprays water on Saturday's early morning mobile home fire at 5821 S. East Channel Road, Warsaw, at Sellers Lake, reportedly occupied by Noe Ybarra. The Pierceton Fire Department …

A Warsaw man was arrested Friday after allegedly threatening police and hospital personnel in January.

New Life Christian Church invites the community to a free event: God & Sexuality featuring Janet Boynes.

Celebrating Groundhog Day has been a long standing tradition with the David and Ami Pitt family of Warsaw, but this year they took the annual event to another level.

Kosciusko County Sheriff William Rocky Goshert and members of the KCSD conducted the first Church Safety and Security Training earlier last week.

lce shavings fly as Greg Beachey of New Paris cuts into a block of ice Friday as he crafts what would become a bulldozer on a pile of rocks. He and other ice carvers and wood carvers were part of …

Suicide awareness and prevention drew “The Bachelor” Ben Higgins to Edgewood Middle School Friday morning for a student group’s “Game Changers” project.

With all his medical problems and time spent at Riley Hospital for Children, Drake Price could have plenty of reasons not to smile.

A bureaucratic glitch involving a driveway and a foreclosure will likely push the brunt of work on phase 2 of the Market Street project in Warsaw into next year.

Also includes a train crash update, the quote of the week and a little bit of poo.

Two women and three men were arrested Thursday morning after a burglary was reported in Syracuse.

Christina Archer retired from a 25-year teaching career in Texas eight years ago and then returned to her native Leesburg and got busy.

A Warsaw man was found not guilty on two counts, including battery by a deadly weapon, by a 12-member jury Tuesday in Kosciusko County Superior Court I.

The Warsaw Education Foundation invites all businesses, organizations and members of the community to join in support of K-12 education by participating in its signature event, The Community Quiz Bowl.

Organizers have altered the theme for tomorrow’s First Friday in downtown Warsaw.

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