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Homework is the same thing as if an adult had to do their taxes every night, said a speaker to group of parents and teachers Thursday.

Grace College & Seminary is partnering with Mission Point Community Church to sponsor the seventh annual Supermarket Sweep on Wednesday at Owen’s Market in Warsaw.

With a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday evening, the city of Warsaw officially reopened all of Husky Trail.

Florence Horn earned $10 at her first job — $10 a week. For a 60-hour work week.

Concerns raised at the September Warsaw Traffic Commission meeting about the city parking lot between Buffalo and Indiana streets have been addressed.

Warsaw police are investigating a possible burglary and rape.

Three men are facing charges for conspiracy to commit robbery after being arrested Tuesday morning, according to a news release from Warsaw Police Department.

November’s First Friday theme is “Thanks for Giving,” and G & G Hauling & Excavating will have a big truck downtown from 5 to 9 p.m. to collect items for 10 local organizations.

Kosciusko County Commissioners on Tuesday morning awarded the bid for a construction of a building at the highway garage while having to table the opening of bids for bridge No. 18 on CR 300N.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy recently met at the Warsaw Police Department for a session on city, county and state government.

Paul and Bekah Dreisbach had a big dream about moving out west and living in a tiny house, and they didn’t have to look far to make it happen.

AWS Foundation in Fort Wayne recently granted $25,000 to Joe’s Kids to help provide pediatric therapy services to children with special needs in and around Kosciusko County.

A Claypool man is dead after a single-vehicle crash Monday afternoon near CR 500E and Wooster Road.

A Warsaw man will serve 21 years in prison for causing a drunk driving accident that killed a Warsaw teenager.

A Warsaw man was arrested in connection to the stabbing of a Milford man in Syracuse.

Police are looking for the driver of a car that crashed into a field along Armstrong Road Sunday and fled the scene of the accident.

Warsaw City Council reached a consensus Friday to move a new proposed sewer rate ordinance forward to its Nov. 6 meeting, but the rate ordinance that was defeated 4-3 Oct. 16 could return.

Kosciusko County Coroner Tony Ciriello called Monday’s brutal murder north of Warsaw the most violent he’s seen.

Despite temperatures dipping into the low 40’s, hundreds of trick-or-treaters made their way to downtown Warsaw for the annual Spooktacular.

The first local chapter of the League of Women Voters has been established in north central Indiana, with much of the support coming from Kosciusko County.

David Strowder Jr. was stabbed 63 times, according to court documents filed Thursday.

Kosciusko County Councilman and former Warsaw Mayor Ernie Wiggins received The Charles D. Smith award by Big Brothers Big Sisters Thursday night.

The Indiana Supreme Court will not hear Brandon?Woody’s appeal on a double murder conviction.

A Warsaw man is facing battery charges after police allege he spanked a child too hard and bit her ear.

Police have arrested an Illinois man in connection with the fatal stabbing Monday night.

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