PALOS HEIGHTS, Ill. – Brandt Martin, Warsaw, was named to the 2025 fall dean’s list at Trinity Christian College, Palos Heights, Ill.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University students were named to the fall 2025 dean's list for their academic achievements.

A North Webster man was arrested Thursday on rape and sexual misconduct with a minor charges.

Parkview Kosciusko (PKH) and Parkview Whitley (PWH) hospitals are teaming up with the American Red Cross to encourage community members to become hometown heroes by donating blood.

WINONA LAKE – Grace College announced Julia Start, of Kennesaw, Ga., as the 2026 full-tuition President’s Scholarship recipient from the school's Presidential Scholarship Days (PSD).

As Combined Community Services Executive Director Kiira Churchill looks back on 2025, one thing comes to her mind: growth.

MIAMI COUNTY - A Michigan man was killed Wednesday in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of U.S. 31 and Ind. 16.

AKRON – To recognize the contributions of Indiana’s leading agricultural teachers, the Indiana FFA and Nationwide are honoring eight exceptional teachers as finalists for the Golden Owl Award.

The Warsaw Education Foundation hosted the Warsaw Community Schools Parent-Teacher Organization Unity Luncheon, bringing together PTO leaders from across the district for a time of collaboration, shared learning and appreciation.

SOUTH WHITLEY – At Tuesday night's meeting, the South Whitley Town Council approved David Calhoun as a new officer for the South Whitley Police Department.

Going on two years as the CEO of the Kosciusko Economic Development Corporation (KEDCO), Peggy Simmons is proud of what her team of all women has accomplished so far in that short amount of time.

FORT WAYNE – Lutheran Health Network is working to fight hunger in the community by collecting peanut butter to donate to six area food banks.

A Warsaw man was arrested after allegedly hitting two women and pointing a gun at them.

Kosciusko County Historical Society announced the opening of its newest exhibit, “We the People.”

Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) is welcoming incoming seventh-grade students and their families to the WCS middle school open house night at Edgewood and Lakeview middle schools March 5.

All city of Warsaw public meetings for March will continue to be held at the Warsaw Police Department's training facility.

County Coroner Tyler Huffer and his chief deputy, Alicia Mediano, presented information about the LOSS program to the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday.

While the past of the former First Christian Church building in downtown Warsaw stretches back over a hundred years, its future could be art.

Both ordinance amendments regarding Animal Feeding Operations (AFOs) received unanimous approval from the Kosciusko County Commissioners Tuesday.

Marketplace of Warsaw, which will add Hobby Lobby to its lineup later this year, announced on Tuesday that another store, Five Below, will occupy significant space on the west side of the shopping center.

During the Kosciusko County Solid Waste Management District Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday, Tom Ganser, KC Recycling executive director, announced a new job will be available soon.

Live Well Kosciusko announced its partnership with Parkview Health’s Ronald McDonald Care Mobile, bringing accessible pediatric care directly to communities throughout Kosciusko County this March.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced a new work zone initiative to increase worker safety.

The Stewart Dance School Fusion Dance Team started their 2026 competition season at Dance Makers in Lansing, Mich., racking up a string of first-place finishes, high scores, special judges’ awards and even national scholarships.

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester University senior Mackenzie Jarvis has been named a 500 Festival Princess for 2026.