News Now Warsaw

Warsaw area shoppers have been clamoring for years to see a grocery store open up on the south side of the city, and it's now about to happen, but on a smaller scale. 

Sunday was a day I won’t ever forget.

More rain on Wednesday afternoon further saturated Kosciusko County, but conditions in parts of Fulton and Marshall counties appeared to worsen.

Lenny Krebs has informed the Warsaw Athletic Department that he is stepping down as head coach of the Lady Tiger basketball program.

Lillie Sickafoose is the Whitko Junior Senior High School Class of 2026 Valedictorian and Kira Sordelet is Salutatorian, school principal Kathy Longenbaugh announced. 

A few new details were released this week by the Warsaw Community Public Library about the upcoming five-week Holocaust exhibit that will feature, among other things, a speech from a Holocaust survivor at the Performing Arts Center in Warsaw. 

The K21 Health Foundation has awarded $1,708,227 in grants to several nonprofit organizations dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Kosciusko County residents.

The National Weather Service in North Webster is predicting more rain is likely through Saturday across much of northern Indiana that could result in fresh flooding.

About 14,000 additional low-income children could soon nab vouchers for free and reduced-cost child care under a $200 million proposal announced Tuesday by Gov. Mike Braun’s administration.

Grace College recently announced Dr. Thomas Pycraft is the new dean of the School of Business.

Slate Auto, the Jeff Bezos-backed electric vehicle startup that plans to open a new manufacturing facility in Warsaw later this year, has announced it has raised $650 million to fuel its efforts.

The city of Warsaw Public Works Department, along with Borden Waste Away Services/Integra and Waste Management, will be offering expanded services to its residents in celebration of Earth Week.

By Dan Spalding News Now Warsaw WARSAW — Area residents might have likely noticed that Dalton Foundry, visible from Winona Avenue, has remained operating well after...

Roger Grossman has chronicled endless stories of perseverance of high school and college athletes, but his own career in radio broadcasting is also one of overcoming significant odds. 

President Donald Trump has endorsed State Rep. Craig Snow in his upcoming primary race for state House District 22.

A candidate for Kosciusko County Council’s District 1 seat says he has sold his house in North Webster and is in the process of buying a home south Warsaw.

Two Kokomo residents are facing drug charges after they were pulled over for a traffic stop on US 31 in Tipton.

Artemis II’s astronauts closed out humanity’s first lunar voyage in more than half a century with a Pacific splashdown on Friday, blazing new records near the moon with grace and joy.

Whitko Community Schools Superintendent Dr. Amy Korus, a graduate of the school district, has seen career stop in Fort Wayne, the suburbs of Chicago and elsewhere before she eventually returned to where it all began.

The City of Warsaw Street Department is offering free sandbags to City of Warsaw residents. They are available in two ways.

Kosciusko County's Veteran Service Officer Darryl McDowell announced some good news for veterans as well as some advice.

Gov. Mike Braun issued an executive order Wednesday to enact a 30-day suspension of the 7% sales tax on gasoline — with the potential for extensions.

Last week, Jaden Ivey was released by the Bulls for what the team described as conduct “detrimental to the team.”

Indiana nursing homes are owed hundreds of millions in back payments for services provided under the state’s Medicaid program for long-term care.

Even as water levels have crested and begun to recede slowly, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources on Tuesday announced boating restrictions on some Kosciusko County lakes.

Flood waters on the Tippecanoe River in Oswego appear to have crested, the National Weather Service said Tuesday morning after reaching a major flood level.

Early voting hours ahead of the May 5 primary begin Tuesday.

Ben Ashpole is a 45-year-old North Webster resident who works in marketing, but would much rather spend his time hunting mushrooms.

One person was flown by helicopter to a hospital with injuries Sunday after a house fire, and two dogs perished in the fire.

If you suspected that March was especially stormy, you would be correct.