A recent rash of fish kills in several Kosciusko County lakes has residents and anglers looking for possible causes.

A 5-year-old girl was airlifted to Lutheran Hospital in?Fort Wayne Thursday night after being hit by a car.

With Kim Cates elected by precinct committeemen to the Kosciusko County Council June 7, her seat on  the Turkey Creek Township Advisory Board is open.

Four Warsaw students will be returning from National History Day competition this weekend with not only two awards, but also some stories to tell, including giving their presentation in the office of Vice President Mike Pence.

Lightning Wednesday struck what is believed to be one of the few remaining ginkgo biloba trees in the state, according to homeowner Darlene Eherenman.

Kosciusko County residents interested in natural resource protection, conservation, agriculture and land use planning are invited to take part in a Conservation through Community Leadership workshop visioning session that begins June 30.

A Milford man died after a single-vehicle accident Wednesday morning.

Most building projects in the Warsaw Community School Corp. are on schedule, according to a report from Jim LeMasters,  building director, at Tuesday’s board meeting.

A weekend of rain couldn’t dampen the success of the first annual Motorboats & Merlot 5K and Boat Show benefiting The Watershed Foundation.

The Warsaw Optimist Club had its eighth annual City of Lakes Car Show & Cruise recently in downtown Warsaw.

A barn was destroyed by fire late Tuesday afternoon. Burket Fire Department got the call at 5:30 p.m. about a fire along CR 950S.

A Warsaw man was arrested after  a month-long theft investigation by the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department and the Milford Police, according to a news release from the sheriff’s department.

A Goshen man is dead after a motorcycle crash on Ind. 15 Tuesday afternoon.

The county historical society’s utility bills are rising. The St. Joseph River Basin Commission would like what it describes as its “fair share,” and Beaman Home is seeing a significant spike in services for domestic abuse victims and would like more support.

Warsaw Board of Aviation Commissioners opened and awarded bids Tuesday to lease two of the city airport’s three nearby parcels of farmland.

A former Warsaw street superintendent pleaded guilty to four felonies in connection with a scheme that bilked the city out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Kelly Prater, the assistant director at the Kosciusko County Work Release Center,  announced plans to run for sheriff in the upcoming Republican caucus.

When Tom Ray became principal of Washington STEM academy 18 years ago,  he noticed a small envelope in the school’s vault.

During its regular meeting Monday, the Tippecanoe Valley School Board heard information concerning the historical value of a bald cypress tree that stands on the west side of Mentone Elementary.

When the hearing on the preliminary plat for phase II of the Warsaw Technology Park was opened up to the public at the Plan Commission meeting Monday, a sole resident wanted to know how the greenway trail would be extended in that area.

Each year at the Homebrew Fest fundraiser for Combined Community Services, the offerings may change, but The Kosciusko Kettleheads’ motto never does: “Brew Good, Do Good.”

Warsaw lakes opened for the summer season just a couple of weeks ago, but swimmers may have noticed the diving board missing at Pike Lake and the Center Lake pier deteriorating.

Manchester University will host the 16th annual Independence Day Celebration and Fireworks Display on July 1.

Five people were injured in a U.S. 30 accident Saturday.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will offer free swimming lessons at Center Lake in two two-week sessions.