Eleven- year-old Drake Price of Warsaw was one of eight children recently honored as a “Riley Champion.”

Shakespeare at Grace, a week-long series of events at Grace College, will take place from Wednesday to Oct. 21.

An Atwood mother will head to jail today for the fourth time for not complying with a court order to take her daughter to visit her incarcerated father.

Tyler Huffer, a resident of Plain Township and lifetime resident of Kosciusko County, announced his candidacy in May’s Republican primary for Plain Township trustee.

Despite a devastating fire and the looming death of a co-founder, a unique animal rescue shelter that also counsels children hopes to continue its mission.

The city of Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will present Fall Family Fun, a free event for the entire family, from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday in Lucerne Park on Pike Lake.

A Pierceton man is facing charges after police say he slammed a woman’s head against a toilet.

Longtime Kosciusko County Commissioner Ron Truex said today that he unknowingly moved outside of the district he represents and will resign Thursday night as a result.

Seniors will take a musical trip down memory lane at a fundraiser for Housing Opportunities of Warsaw and Kosciusko Community Senior Services.

The Bourbon Town Council, along with its attorney, Mark Wagner, continue to take steps to make the owners of abandoned or rundown properties come into compliance.

Supporters of the annual Kerlin Cares Coat Drive recently helped collect 1,162 gently used coats that will soon be distributed by Combined Community Services.

A man accused of sexual battery on a 4-year-old girl was sent to jail Monday after a judge ruled he disobeyed a court order by being in contact with minors.

Non-profits that take in and reuse unwanted items are being bombarded with other stuff they can’t use or recycle.

The Warsaw Elks Lodge recently presented the Kosciusko County Community Foundation with a check for $1,815 from the proceeds of its 11th Annual Jimmy Baker Memorial Diabetes Fund golf scramble.

Jim Fleming, of Warsaw, is the Times-Union Autopay drawing winner for September.

During its meeting Monday, the Tippecanoe Valley School Board accepted a number of donations and grants.

On Thursday, OrthoWorx, in partnership with the Warsaw Area Career Center, Ivy Tech Orthopedic and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center and Precision Medical Technologies, hosted the inaugural Think Ortho Tour for eighth grade students and their parents and guardians.

Grace College is responding to a report of a written racial slur found outside a black student’s dorm room Monday morning.

A Syracuse man who was out on bond was arrested again for allegedly trying to impersonate a cop.

Emily Chickering was named the 2018 Distinguished Young Woman of Triton on Saturday.

Kosciusko Leadership Academy recently met at the Otis R. Bowen Center corporate office.

Three people were treated Sunday at the scene for injuries after a semi-car collision.

Those who made it out to First Friday last night in downtown Warsaw got to witness magician Tyler Sherwin perform a number of illusions.

On City Planner Jeremy Skinner’s recommendation Friday, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety awarded the Buffalo Street Redevelopment Project bid to Selge Construction Co. Inc. for $2,591,189.94.

The personal representative of the estate of one of the women killed in a triple-fatal accident in August 2016 has sued the driver of the semi involved in the crash and UPS.