A doctor in South Whitley is under investigation by multiple agencies.

Bones The Bison is on the move.

The Visual Arts Committee of Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is inviting photography submissions from participants of all ages for its upcoming exhibit titled “Looking Outward: Look Up, Look Out, and Look Around.”

On first reading, the Warsaw Common Council Monday approved the 2017 general salary and fire territory salary ordinances.

There are times when I talk to my fellow contemporaries about the state of affairs in our society that I am reminded, and sometimes on a daily basis – how the parasites who control our society, and the world for that matter – have infected the minds of their host, which is us; the people in society. The parasites have conditioned us to behave and think against our own best interest. Therefore, a term comes to my mind and this term is: classical conditioning.

Miriam Bruce, 90, passed away peacefully Oct. 1, 2016, at her home in Gallatin. 

Donald Trump’s top Indiana lieutenants sounded optimistic about the presidential campaign during a rally in downtown Warsaw Monday, but two local Republican leaders were far less enthusiastic.

Thomas Hursey said Brandon Woody threatened his life and family while they were in jail in September.

Construction on converting the Little Crow manufacturing building to an apartment building in downtown Warsaw could begin as early as November.

Three candidates are vying for the Warsaw school board spot being vacated by President Jennifer Tandy.

Warsaw’s North Buffalo Street project has been presented to the Northeast Indiana Regional Development Authority for funding consideration.

Representatives of the Builders Association of Kosciusko and Fulton Counties announced winners from its Home on Parade.    

Larry Bowers, 77, died at 9:55 p.m. Oct. 2, 2016, in his Warsaw home.

Frederick H. “Butch” Grisso, 75, Warsaw, died at 7:35 p.m. Oct. 1, 2016, at Mason Health and Rehabilitation Center, Warsaw.

Lakeland Christian Academy held its ninth annual Food Drive for Combined Community Services Sept. 26-28.

Fire destroyed a mobile home in Green Acres mobile home part near Warsaw Sunday morning

A Fort Wayne man involved in an alleged armed robbery of several Dollar General and Family Dollar stores was arrested Friday night.

Joe’s Kids 2nd Annual Dinner, Tailgate and Auction brought in over $113,000 for the children at Joe’s, according to a news release from the organization.

Since the 1970s, NASA has been working on sending a manned spacecraft to Mars.

K21 Health Foundation, Grace College and the Town of Winona Lake held a dedication event for the newly refurbished tennis and basketball courts at Winona Lake Limitless Park on Friday.

Rudy’s Dog Park is hosting its annual Dogtoberfest live auction and raffle fundraiser Oct. 14.

Kosciusko got to take its turn in Indiana’s history when the Bicentennial Torch Relay came through the area Thursday morning.

An investigation into stolen checks from a church led to the arrests of six people on a variety of charges Thursday morning.

Seven women and five men were selected Thursday for the jury in the trial of two of the three men charged with a double murder in 2015 in Syracuse.

North?Webster – A North Webster man was arrested after police say he attempted to use counterfeit bills at a yard sale.