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An Atwood woman walked up to the Kosciusko Jail on Friday to turn herself in, as she had done every weekend since Oct. 13.

A Whitley County prosecutor has been named a special prosecutor in the case of  a former home detention officer accused of helping an inmate escape and having sex with her, according to Kosciusko County Prosecutor Dan Hampton

A man was arrested Saturday after police allege he forced his way into a bedroom and choked a woman.

Representatives of the Bibler Family Charitable Trust have announced recipients for 2017.

A man who pleaded guilty to sexual battery on a 4-year-old girl will not do any jail time, after a judge accepted a plea deal he once rejected.

A northern Indiana man who pleaded guilty to having sex with women and not telling them he was HIV-positive has been sentenced to another year in prison.

A member of the Winona Lake Fire Department lights the Christmas tree in the Village at Winona Saturday night.

December’s First Friday always celebrates the spirit of Christmas, and this year is no different.

Need a new turntable, some beef jerky or new clothes?

Pierceton Woods Academy held its own Thanksgiving celebration this week, which included preparing and enjoying a traditional Thanksgiving meal, according to a news release from the Academy.

A teenager involved in an off-road vehicle accident Nov. 17 near Mentone has died, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Local youth now have the opportunity to learn about the farm, the fork and everything that happens in between through the Purdue Extension office.

After waiting since 3 a.m., Sandra Belcher (L) and her daughter, Teresa, make their way through the doors at 6 a.m. today at Menard's. Area stores were packed with people yesterday and today, hoping to get great pre-Christmas shopping deals.

A teenager involved in an off-road vehicle accident Friday near Mentone has died, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.

Relay For Life will return to Central Park for 2018, and organizers hope to incorporate a car show with it.

Lakefront properties around Winona Lake generate an additional $1.9 million in property tax revenue, according to Dr. Nate Bosch, executive director of the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams at Grace College.

Rebecca Bazzoni, executive director for Joe’s Kids, recently was notified that the Dekko Foundation has awarded Joe’s Kids a $25,000 matching grant for operational support.

Glenn Hall has joined Kosciusko Home Care & Hospice as the new executive director.

Kosciusko Community Senior Services and the Liberty Sewing Circle teamed up once again to offer thanks to local veterans.

Kevin Bronson is headed to prison.

The city of Warsaw is seeking grant money that could pay for 90 percent of the cost of demolishing the Gatke property on East Winona Avenue.

A Warsaw homeowner was given a stern warning of the dangers of allowing people to live in basements after a minor fire in her residence.

The investigation into the death of a Winona Lake woman led to federal drug and gun charges against her boyfriend.

Sewer fees will increase in Warsaw, but not as much as anticipated for the first phase of the city’s sewer project.

Warsaw Community Schools Board Of Trustees on Monday heard about research on student homework.

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