Formal charges have been filed against two men involved in Friday’s fatal incident of an alleged drug deal gone bad.

A Warsaw man will serve up to 10 years in prison for stabbing a neighbor at the Victory Hotel.

Unlike many in the U.S. Army, Carl Ritchison had the rare pleasure of informing some of colleagues that the Korean War was ending.

Lutheran EMS Kosciusko, in partnership with Warsaw-Wayne Township Fire Department, is providing free car seat inspections.

Shots fired at Warsaw police Sunday night led to a stand-off with and arrest of a Warsaw man.

A South Bend man died after a Winona Lake man allegedly drove over him multiple times with his car following an alleged drug deal gone bad. Police responded to a report of a car hitting a pedestrian at 9:30 p.m. Friday  on North Cook Street, Warsaw, Friday night.

A total of 77 plungers Saturday raised $13,000 for Special Olympics Indiana at the Polar Plunge on Center Lake under sunny skies and record- high temperatures.

Special Judge Evan Roberts will allow the state to introduce contested evidence  in the  upcoming trial of Kosciusko Sheriff Aaron Rovenstine, according to a ruling issued Thursday.

A Warsaw woman faces multiple charges after a high-speed chase with police last week.

A Leesburg man is facing 10 years in prison for causing a fatal crash with his semi that killed five people.

A Claypool man will serve up to 14 years in prison for child molestation.

MENTONE – Charles Sparks may never drive a Corvette or a Mustang, but thanks to the Make A Wish Foundation, he has his own customized ATV that teens in his youth group said was cooler than their vehicles.

An Etna Green man was taken to hospital after being struck by car on his bicycle Wednesday.

During its February meeting, the Bourbon Town Council honored retiring Doug Eyrich for his 33 years as a volunteer on the Bourbon Fire Department.

NORTH WEBSTER – A simple rezoning Tuesday night involved property owned by Town Clerk Betsy Luce.

Women in Kosciusko County’s work release program will soon be moved from the jail to the work release facility near U.S. 30 and Center Street in Warsaw.

Market Street between Detroit and Hickory streets was closed Tuesday for removal of six storage tanks from the old Little Crow Foods building by the Commonwealth Construction Corporation.

School officials at the Warsaw School Board meeting Tuesday discussed plans for e-learning days to make up for school cancellations due to weather.

At the regular monthly meeting of the Wawasee School Board on Tuesday, Wawasee Superintendent Dr. Tom Edington mentioned several things under good news.

At the Manchester School Board meeting recently, Superintendent Dr. Bill Reichhart released a public statement on school consolidation.

An Indiana sports icon passed away Monday.

At the monthly Milford Town Council meeting Monday, an Umbaugh & Associates representative addressed an ordinance which entails the new wastewater rate increases that are potentially to go into effect Jan. 1.

The Tippecanoe Valley School Board recognized the contributions of the administration and staff of the Tippecanoe Valley Middle School during its board meeting Monday.

During the 1995-1996 school year, Kosciusko County Community Foundation brought together middle and high school students from Tippecanoe Valley, Warsaw and Wawasee school corporations to form Kosciusko Endowment Youth Services.

One hundred years ago, books were walked over from the Central School to the new Warsaw library’s basement.