Now that the case against former Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine has ended, Warsaw Police officials are looking to get past the rift between the WPD and the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department.

The Kosciusko County Republican Party will hold a caucus to elect a new sheriff at 7 p.m. June 21 in the courtroom of the old county courthouse, 100 W. Center St., Warsaw.

In its first nine years, the Center for Lakes & Streams saw a steady flow of progress as it worked to protect many of the 100-plus lakes in Kosciusko County.

For the first time in its history, the Northern Indiana Lakes Festival will be during Memorial Day weekend, Friday to Sunday.

This weekend, there are a number of Memorial Day events throughout Kosciusko County to honor the fallen of the U.S. Armed Forces.

A Warsaw man is facing charges after police allege he pointed an AR-15 at a woman and refused to let her leave, according to Warsaw Police Department Capt. Kip Shuter.

The city of Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will kick off the free summer concert series at the Central Park Plaza at 7 p.m. Friday with “Parrots of the Caribbean, A Salute to Jimmy Buffett.”

Ten years ago, two Warsaw residents were murdered in the span of 10 minutes.

As the community continues to grow, so too does the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory to meet its needs.

Warsaw Community Schools Board of Trustees unanimously approved a small redistricting plan that will move about 50 families into the Lincoln Elementary district from the Harrison Elementary district at Monday’s board meeting. 

After accepting the funding for the alley activation project, the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety Monday approved the expenditure of some of those funds for paving and decorative inlays.

A Milford man has been charged with bestiality and criminal trespass after police allege he had sex with a pony multiple times.

Petitioners representing a church, car dealership and a carpet care business all had their variances approved by the Warsaw Board of Zoning Appeals Monday night.

Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine was sentenced to one year in jail –  suspended – this morning on one Level 6 felony count of intimidation.

Bike racers (above) make the turn while racing Sunday afternoon on the island in Winona Lake.

A proposed plea deal has been reached in the case of former Warsaw street superintendent Lacy Francis, according to court documents filed this morning.

The sentencing for Kosciusko County Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine will begin at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in Kosciusko Circuit Court.

Get your sunscreen ready. Summer lakes season is here. Friday marks the beginning of the lakes season with the Northern Indiana Lakes Festival, hosted by the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College, according to a news release it provided.

AcceLINX, the musculoskeletal health business accelerator, will present the second of a series of periodic webinars aimed at assisting entrepreneurs as they start and grow their businesses.

More than 6 tons of food was collected by the Warsaw post office Saturday as part of the Stamp Out Hunger food drive.

The annual Memorial Day services conducted by John C. Peterson Post 49 and James W. Sittler VFW Post 1126 will take place May 29 at Oakwood Cemetery, Warsaw.

Grace College recently was recognized by two independent organizations for excellence in graduate mental health counseling programs.

Two people are in serious condition after a three-vehicle crash Friday.

Two local musicians will give a recital to raise money so they can attend music festivals this summer and learn from professionals.

Kosciusko Solid Waste Management District Board of Directors announced Thomas E. Ganser has been selected to be the director of the District effective June 1.