Two people face charges after a short chase with police Tuesday, according to a news release from the Warsaw Police Department.

The purchase of a second industrial refrigerator for the Beaman Home was made possible by a donation from members of First United Methodist Church in Warsaw.

Opioid overdoses in Kosciusko County have reached a new high.

A Bourbon man was killed in a farming accident Friday, according to a news release from the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department.

The recent dry conditions have been ideal for harvesting, with more rain-free days ahead.

The Builders Association of Kosciusko and Fulton Counties (BAKFC) awarded Renewal Homes LLC with the People’s Choice Award for its recent entry into the Homes on Parade.

Two requests for  variances reviewed by  the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals were approved Monday night, including one involving a sign for a monument and funeral company that has relocated to East Center Street.

A 13-year-old autistic boy drowned in Lake Wawasee over the weekend, according to a news release from the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department.

With the chances of a last-ditch effort to pass health care reform this year appearing to fade, look for more attention to focus on the fate of the medical device tax – an issue near and dear to Warsaw’s orthopedic industry.

Winona Lake firefighters quickly dispatched a garage fire at 2604 Faunn St. Sunday night.

A man is critical condition after being struck by a vehicle while riding his bicycle, according to a news release from the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department.

Mayor Joe Thallemer wants to make sure residents understand the changes coming up as Warsaw prepares to undergo the most expensive public works project in city history.

Three men were arrested and a 19-month-old toddler was taken into protective custody Thursday night after a meth bust in?Warsaw.

County Jail Bookings The following people were preliminarily charged and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail:

Anger over a sexual battery plea deal involving a 4-year-old girl spilled outside the courtroom on to Lake Street in Warsaw Thursday.

Peggy Conley estimates she has delivered 4.5 million newspapers in 47 years as a carrier.

Akron Elementary School students in Hayley Cooper and Rhonda Jewell’s classrooms are collecting school supplies through Oct. 12 to send to a third-grade classroom at Harmony School of Science in Houston.

A shipment of eight skids of perishable foods, dry goods and bottled water were donated by Chore-Time employees in Milford earlier this week,

The Heartline Pregnancy Center staff recently attended the annual Real Alternatives Conference at the Blue Gate Garden Inn in Shipshewana.

The idea of a spruced-up alley in downtown Warsaw surfaced four years ago with a charette prepared by Ball State University architecture students.

Mark Soto is seeking to vacate two of three convictions that a jury issued against him in a case that was part of scandal that entangled then-sheriff Aaron Rovenstine.

Grace College’s Accounting Career Fair celebrated its 10th anniversary on Wednesday, and more than 70 students from seven area colleges, including Grace, interacted with representatives from 12 accounting employers.

Treasures for Troops, a soldier support ministry organized by the First Freewill Baptist Church of Kosciusko County, is conducting the seventh annual "Operation TREAT a Soldier."

At the monthly Syracuse Council meeting on Tuesday, narrow streets, dark streets, and noisy neighbors were the issues brought forth by the public.

A newcomer to Warsaw’s Park Board meeting Monday might have walked away with the impression that the same-old same-old is not acceptable.