News Now Warsaw

Here are three quick community-minded stories compiled by News Now Warsaw.

On Friday, Generous Coffee marked its one-year anniversary in downtown Warsaw by celebrating community, collaboration, and generosity.

Twenty-one agency leaders, health industry professionals, disability advocates and others will look to contain Medicaid spending on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy — while ensuring continued care for thousands of young, autistic Hoosiers — the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) announced Friday.

Warsaw Community Schools began informing parents on Friday that a popular summer food program has been eliminated by the state.

The 20th annual Fat & Skinny Tire Fest, which arrives Friday, May 16, has maxed out in the number of activities and space for now, but that will likely expand in coming years.

Fat and Skinny Tire Fest returns next weekend and will celebrate its 20th year of racing.

Slate Auto executives shared some eye-popping financial figures and other details on Thursday night as Kosciusko County officials began considering a local incentives package intended to lure the electric pickup truck maker to Warsaw.

Warsaw officials on Wednesday recognized one of its biggest neighborhood road reconstruction projects in recent memory while also touting a state funding program that could be in jeopardy.

KYLA wrapped up its 32nd year with a dinner Wednesday night at The Owl's Nest, providing a chance to honor students who completed eight projects that encourage leadership through community service.

I've said before that parents are often the worst enemies of their own children.

Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County on Saturday celebrated its sixth anniversary of its ReStore on Corridor Drive in Warsaw.

The Animal Welfare League of Kosciusko County is reaching out to catch the attention of long-term donors and others thinking about it.

While there have been numerous closings and lane restrictions along Anchorage Road in recent months, the full-blown construction project still looms.

Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with The Barn 1880: Historic Venue, will host the first-ever Kosciusko County Student Market, an event designed to spotlight the innovation and entrepreneurial spirit of local students.

The semi driver who was intoxicated when he crashed into a school bus full of hockey players in Warsaw in 2022 will spend up to 20 years in prison.

The Lake House, in the Village at Winona, has new ownership and is run by a family that grew up on the shores of Winona Lake.

By Dan Spalding News Now Warsaw WARSAW — Kosciusko County Republican Party Chair Mike Ragan has announced details on the caucus process needed to fill the...

Rosemary Love, a biomedical science teacher at Warsaw Community High School, has been named the 2025 Battey National Educator of the Year by the Honor Scholar Program at DePauw University.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s  claims about a sitting lawmaker — that she stopped an immigration bill for “personal reasons” — could land him in more legal hot water after she lodged a disciplinary action against him.

By Dan Spalding News Now Warsaw WARSAW — Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has made numerous positive changes in the past year. The abrupt departure of...

The Watershed Foundation is hosting two workshops in the coming weeks that are free and open to the public.

I ate from the sampler platter of sports last weekend.

Two local leaders are enthusiastically applauding Slate Auto's decision to renovate the old RR Donnelley and Sons printing plant in Warsaw into an auto plant that will manufacture small, inexpensive pickup trucks with the support of 2,000 employees.

A Bourbon man was killed in a one-vehicle accident on Wednesday.

Patricia Cook has resigned as the Etna Green Clerk-Treasurer, and blames town council members for creating a hostile environment over what she called belittling and hurtful comments about her late husband, Andy.

Almost 2-1/2 years ago, a fast-moving semi tractor-trailer hit a school bus transporting the St. Ignatius College Prep hockey team from Illinois on U.S. 30, near East Center Street, in Warsaw.

For over 20 years, the YMCA has had a presence in the North Webster Community Center (NWCC).

Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County is celebrating six years of operating its ReStore in Warsaw.

Slate Auto has confirmed plans to convert the old RR Donnelley and Sons facility on Old Road 30 into a factory for electric vehicles.

Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose is nearly 18 months into his new career after nearly 35 years as a government teacher at Warsaw Community High School.