Twenty-one days. That’s how long Salvation Army Major Robert A. Webster spent at Ground Zero in New York City after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley schools will now have an extra layer of safety protection with the installation of their Raptor School Visitor System.

After 12 years, the Ratliffs rediscovered a sense of permanence on Saturday when they took the keys to a new home in Warsaw constructed by Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County and a slew of volunteers.

A Warsaw man pleaded guilty but mentally ill this morning in Kosciusko Circuit Court to killing a 2-year-old girl.

Families found plenty to see and do during the annual Family Safety Day Saturday at Warsaw’s Central Park, but two demonstrations attracted good-sized audiences.

Police arrested three subjects after a two-week investigation into a theft-for-narcotics ring in Kosciusko County.

A Warsaw man was arrested after police allege he displayed a knife in the lobby of the Kosciusko County Work Release Center.

Home builder John Kidd went to a convention in Las Vegas in January 2016 and came home with a daunting idea – ask the community to pay for and construct a mortgage-free home for a disabled U.S. military veteran.

Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer opened six bids this morning for fire station No. 3, ranging in base bids from $2.3 to $2.6 million.

Creassia Blackburn says she got a message from God to put a benefit together for two of her friends.

Officials are asking for help in locating a missing Warsaw teen, according to information provided by the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children.

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A man accused of killing a 2-year-old girl will plead guilty but mentally ill to murder, according to documents filed this morning.

Sign, sign, everywhere a sign – and that’s led to some confusion about where to park in the city parking lot between Buffalo and Indiana streets.

With Capt. Kip Shuter’s upcoming retirement  from the Warsaw Police Department and Traffic Safety Commission, the commission underwent some shuffling Wednesday.

A fourth man has been arrested in connection to a string of storage unit thefts over the summer.

Several hundred people are expected to get a taste of some of the best local restaurants Saturday with the second annual Taste of Kosciusko in Winona Lake.

John Kiszkan, Warsaw, is the Times-Union Autopay drawing winner for September. All

The city of Warsaw will host district public meetings for the Wastewater Rehabilitation and Expansion Project.

Kosciusko Community Hospital has pledged a total of $5,500 to the Cancer Care Fund of Kosciusko County.

Dr. David Hoffert, superintendent of Warsaw Community Schools, admitted students were told not wear American apparel to Friday’s night football game against Plymouth.

The intersection of Buffalo and Market streets in downtown Warsaw has a long history connected to vinyl music.

A timeline for the wastewater utility plant expansion financing was laid out by Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer at Monday night’s city council meeting.

Kosciusko County’s highway department is getting its paperwork lined up for two projects with hopes that some state funding will soon be available.

David Read was honored as the Veteran of the Month Tuesday by Kosciusko County Commissioners.