Police are looking for this man.

William Thomas O’Dell, 79, Pierceton, passed away at 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 5, 2017, in his residence.

A quote was awarded, a payment was approved and an agreement was signed at the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting Friday.

In a recorded phone call from jail, Kevin Bronson told a pastor if he went to prison there would be kids hanging from trees.

WINONA LAKE – If you were a student of Theila “Tecy” Banta, and took her government class sometime over the past 49 years, you might remember her mentioning public service.

A local landscaping business has what they think could be the biggest tree stump in Indiana.

Last week, OrthoWorx hosted over 150 young professionals and interns in the City Hall Plaza and our newly activated alley.

A turkey works its way through a bean field early this morning along Kinsey Road, south of CR 400S.

Another alleged victim in the jury trial of Dr. Mark Soto testified Thursday of the fear he felt if didn’t comply with demands from Soto and Kevin Bronson.

If she didn’t like her job so much, Combined Community Services Director of Client Assistance Peggi Lisenbee Wright would be finding it much easier to retire.

Despite the GOP's failure to pass a scaled-back plan to dismantle tenets of Obamacare last Friday, 3rd District Congressman Republican Jim Banks still is optimistic the Affordable Care Act can be repealed and replaced this year.

Beau Eckel, a recent Warsaw Community High School graduate and award-winning videographer, worked on a film project during his independent study class his senior year.

A roundup of local police news from Kosciusko County.

A Michigan man was transported to a Rochester hospital this morning after his gyroplane tipped over while landing at the Mentone Airport.

A local pastor testified during the trial of former Grace College professor Dr. Mark Soto Wednesday that he was forced to move his family out of town after he became scared for his life.

Warsaw police testified Wednesday that recorded  jail calls between Kevin Bronson and Dr. Mark Soto were one of the reasons they eventually began to view  Soto as an accomplice rather than a victim.

If Warsaw City Council on Monday accepts the recommendation of the Traffic Commission, northbound traffic on Union Street will not be able to turn left or go straight at Winona Avenue.

The second candidate to file for the Winona Lake District 1 town council seat is Grace College’s director of student involvement.

Aegis Dental is going to build an office on the empty lot along Anchorage Road where Homer’s Hideaway bar once stood, but the Warsaw Traffic Commission Wednesday first had to decide where the ingress and egress to the business will be located.

Upcoming events include concerts and an ice cream social.

Was a former Grace College professor a willing participant in a scheme to raise around $200,000, or was he another victim of a gang member’s intimidation?

Rides on two unique airplanes will be available Friday evening and Saturday at the Warsaw Municipal Airport.

Two out-of-county men were arrested in Warsaw Tuesday on drug-related charges after a mobile meth lab was discovered.

The first family showed up at the Kosciusko County Community Fairgrounds at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday for Combined Community Services’ Tools For School.

Information about phase II of the Husky Trail project has been widely reported, but drivers were still going the wrong way or going around barricades Monday to get to their destinations.