The Bourbon Town Council is continuing its efforts to deal with unsafe and unsightly properties.

Instead of evicting the Warsaw Flying Club from the airport Tuesday for an unauthorized event in September, the Board of Aviation Commissioners gave it some criteria to meet.

Zimmer Biomet’s financial struggles in 2017 are expected to linger into 2018, further complicated by hurricanes that devastated Puerto Rico where the Warsaw-based orthopedic company has two plants.

Sacred Heart Schools wins $6,000 in contest with Old National Bank.

After winning the Republican caucus in June for sheriff, when William “Rocky” Goshert was asked if he’d run in 2018, his answer was, “Never say never.”

A Fort Wayne man is facing charges after police allege he ran a man off the road.

Tippecanoe Valley Schools will likely be installing a 44-panel solar array to provide electricity for the Mentone and Burket schools.

The Warsaw Flying Club was awarded the 2017 Flight Training Excellence Award.

With the Limited Use Limited Application (LULA) elevator continuing to fail, the Warsaw Community Public Library is looking at renovations that could cost well above $500,000.

Everyone applying for an Indiana credential – driver’s license, learner’s permit or identification card – for the first time must obtain a Real ID.

With juvenile crimes on the rise in the county, Kosciusko started a new way to reform offenders.

A man is facing charges after police allege he pointed a gun at people, including two children, and threatened to shoot them.

A second Republican candidate for Kosciusko County sheriff has confirmed plans to run after establishing Facebook, Twitter and website accounts for a campaign over the weekend.

Democrats brought some “thunder” to one of their best-attended dinners in years Saturday at the Owl Nest in North Webster.

American Legion Post 49 and Veterans of Foreign Wars 1126 held the annual Veterans Day program Saturday at Center Lake Pavilion.

ROCHESTER — Elmo L. Drake, 76, Leiters Ford, died at 12:45 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10, 2017, at Miller’s Merry Manor, Culver.

Two veterans – who happen to be familiar faces in the community – were singled out with special awards Thursday during Lakeview and Edgewood Middle Schools’ Veterans Day program.

Doug Baumgardner (C), 1st Source Bank Foundation city president and business relationship manager, presented a check for $4,000 to Combined Community Services Executive Director Steve Possell (R) and Director of Development Alyssa Lowe (L) Thursday afternoon.

A Kosciusko jury found a man guilty of not paying his child support Wednesday, according to a news release from the Kosciusko County Prosecutor’s Office.

Veterans Day ceremonies will take place Saturday with numerous events scheduled in Kosciusko County.

We Care Warsaw, a day of helping to meet the needs of local people in need, will be from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday.

Veterans accounted for 18 percent of suicides in the United States in 2014, even though they were only 8.5 percent of the population, according to a July 2016 Veterans Administration report.

Military veterans entering the doors of Warsaw’s Center Lake Pavilion Wednesday were greeted with a brief registration form and an enormous amount of items available for free.

Businessman Cary Groninger was chosen by Republicans Wednesday night to fill the vacancy on the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners.

A Winona Lake couple are facing charges after police allege they stole lottery tickets from several convenience stores, according to a news release from the Indiana State Police.