Warsaw School Board voted 6-1 Wednesday on a resolution to increase member term limits from two to four, though there’s a couple more steps in the process.

The Bourbon Town Council ended the year with a short meeting, with Board President Les McFarland absent due to a work conflict.

The Turkey Creek Fire Territory responded to a report of a structure fire at 203 W. Boston St., Syracuse, at 9:41 a.m. Wednesday.

A scholarship fund in memory of Kurt Miller recently was established by Dale and Jolie Miller (no relation to Kurt) at the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

Members of the Warsaw School Board were scolded Wednesday by a woman who said the school district’s human resources department passed information on to its attorney that it shouldn’t have.

Of Warsaw Community Schools’ eight elementaries, one is a Dual Language Immersion (DLI) school and one is a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) academy.

By bidding out Warsaw Community Schools’ internet service and awarding it to MetroNet, Director of Technology Brad Hagg said he expects to save the school corporation over $130,000 during the five-year contract.

Like every other policy and procedure at the Kosciusko County Jail, the processes regarding ministry are being updated, with a closer look at security and integrity while not restricting ministry.

What’s in a name? For the Warsaw Flying Club, it’s been the source of confusion by the Warsaw Municipal Airport and Board of Aviation Commissioners as to what the club is.

After Kosciusko County’s commissioners recently signaled opposition to plans for a conservancy district to construct a sewer system around Tippecanoe Lake, they’re now considering whether to support a water quality study that could be used as evidence against the plan.

A 24-year-old Burket man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly soliciting a teen for sex.

Homeowners were able to keep a chimney fire contained Tuesday night until firefighters were able to arrive and put it out.

A scam involving people claiming to be from the Internal Revenue Service has returned to the area.

City and airport officials have been trying to get the high voltage power lines and towers that interfere with landing operations at the Warsaw Municipal Airport from the east lowered for over 35 years.

Clifford Deverl Linn was honored as the Kosciusko County Veteran of the Month during a presentation Tuesday in Warsaw.

Wawasee School Board announced it is willing to pay $115 a day for retired teachers to serve as substitute teachers.

Warsaw police are investigating an armed robbery of a man who was celebrating at the Time Out Inn Sunday and hope the public can help identify the suspects.

Surrounded by nearly 300 people, seven advocate groups and 13 panelists, a middle-aged woman wearing a black jacket stood up in the crowd at Center Lake Pavilion Monday night and offered some salient advice for the community about drug recovery.

After slipping out of police handcuffs, a Warsaw woman being charged with criminal trespass is now facing an additional charge of escape.

A fisherman braves Monday's frigid weather to venture onto Winona Lake. The open water may not be around too long before he trades his boat in for ice fishing equipment. Photo by Gary Nieter.

After a short review of the 2018 starting wage/salary to maximum wage/salary table, the Warsaw Community Public Library Board of Trustees approved it Monday.

AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley Schools are wasting no time in making sure their students meet the requirements of the new legislation concerning graduation requirements.

Warsaw’s plan commission hasn’t met often this year, but that doesn’t mean there hasn’t been a lot of construction.

Kosciusko County will see more snow, beginning late tonight and through Tuesday.

Firefighters quickly knocked down this morning’s shed fire on the east side of Ind. 15, near CR 900S.