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Wawasee replaces boy’s head basketball coach Joe Luce
Wawasee High School Athletic Director Brent Doty announced today that, effective immediately, Joe Luce is no longer serving as the head boys basketball coach.
New downtown Warsaw parking policy wins final approval
Warsaw City Council on Monday night adopted the biggest changes in downtown parking in decades.
North Webster man files to run for two seats on Kosciusko...
In a move that's likely never been seen locally, a North Webster man has thrown his hat into the ring for two seats on the Kosciusko County Council.
Deluxe Inn in Warsaw closed due to bug infestation
Deluxe Inn, 2575 E. Center St., Warsaw, was shut down by the city of Warsaw and the Kosciusko County Health Department Monday for a bug infestation that’s been problematic for at least several months.
Indiana keeps bucking marijuana legalization, tightening related laws instead
Advocates for marijuana legalization in Indiana already know 2026 won’t be the year they see it happen.
Fishers police believe Hailey Buzbee is dead, Ohio man in custody
The Fishers Police Department announced on Sunday that they have strong evidence to believe that 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee has died.
Democratic Socialists add their voice, call for dismantling of ICE at...
Members of the Northern Indiana chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America hosted its first-ever rally in Warsaw Sunday, joining a chorus of those upset with how the Trump administration is conducting immigration raids.
Sunday anti-ICE protest in Warsaw being organized by Democratic Socialists Party
Protests in Warsaw and South Bend are scheduled for today by the Northern Indiana chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, calling for action against President Trump's immigration crackdown.
College football legend Lou Holtz now in hospice care
College football icon Lou Holtz has entered hospice care, according to numerous reports, including one from WNDU.
Tippecanoe Valley to honor Gene Hughes for decades-long role in athletics
Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation is proud to announce a special recognition ceremony honoring Mr. Gene Hughes for an extraordinary 50 years of commitment, leadership, and service to TVSC athletics.
Pardee Gunter and Tara Carlile honored by Chamber as Man and...
Pardee Gunter and Tara Carlile were named the Man and Woman of the Year at Thursday’s annual Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce dinner, highlighting an evening that attracted 680 guests to the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center.
Travis Trump adds his name to the county council caucus race
A Kosciusko County precinct committeman with a famous political name is the fourth person to enter the upcoming GOP caucus for an at-large county council seat.
Dan Daggett feeling re-energized at WRSW Radio following kidney transplant surgery
Life has changed drastically for Dan Daggett in the past year.
Trump posts support for 2 more GOP challengers over Indiana redistricting
President Donald Trump made a new round of endorsements seeking to oust Republican state senators who opposed his push for Indiana congressional redistricting.
Indiana House lawmakers narrowly reject firing squad execution bill
A bill to add the firing squad as an execution method in Indiana failed in the House on Wednesday, falling three votes short of the required constitutional majority.
Wawasee Property Owners Association offering merchandise for Wawasee250
The Wawasee Property Owners Association (WPOA) today announced Wawasee250, a summer-long community celebration designed to unite the Lake Wawasee area around pride, gratitude, education, and anticipation as the nation approaches America’s 250th birthday on July 4.
Jordyn Leininger named Miss Indiana State Festivals Queen
Nineteen years ago, Jordyn Leininger won the title of Miss Toddler Kosciusko. Now, she has a new title -- Miss Indiana State Festivals Queen 2026.
Indiana lawmakers remove nitrogen hypoxia from execution bill
A bill expanding Indiana’s execution methods was significantly amended Tuesday after lawmakers voted to remove nitrogen hypoxia as an option and added provisions on media access and mental health support.
Goshen Health announces partnership with Parkiew Health
Goshen Health announced Tuesday that it has entered into a letter of intent to pursue a partnership with Parkview Health, the regional leader in healthcare across northeast Indiana.
Scaled-back Ten Commandments bill clears Indiana House committee after party-line vote
A bill to place the Ten Commandments in Hoosier public schools cleared its first legislative hurdle Tuesday — but in a scaled-back form that leaves decisions over whether to display the religious text up to local schools.
Plow trucks staying busy and frigid temps will stick around
Remnants of the weekend snowstorm were still being cleaned up across the region Monday morning, and bitterly cold temperatures are expected to remain in place for the workweek, the National Weather Service predicted.
More frigid temps and light snow expected today in Warsaw
Kosciusko County appears to have avoided the brunt of a large-scale winter storm, but more light snow is expected through Sunday, the National Weather Service predicts.
Zimmer Biomet confirms layoffs, says most are outside of Warsaw
Zimmer Biomet has announced a global workforce reduction to "right-size the organization" and align its resources with business realities.
Five arrested in shooting of Lafayette judge and his wife
Five people have been arrested in connection with the shooting of Tippecanoe County Judge Steven Meyer and his wife.
Trump posts backing of possible challenger to a top Indiana senator...
President Donald Trump has taken direct aim at a high-ranking Indiana state senator who voted against the congressional redistricting plan by endorsing a potential Republican primary challenger.
Warsaw man arrested for possession of child pornography
A Warsaw man was arrested for possession of child pornography, a level 5 felony, and booked into the Kosciusko County Jail on Wednesday.
More counties could join competition for new Indiana casino
Three more counties would get a chance at landing a new Indiana casino under changes made to a bill moving in the Legislature.
Brutal cold will be followed by snowfall beginning Saturday night
A blast of arctic air has moved into northern Indiana and will remain through the weekend.
New downtown Warsaw parking policy could begin in March or April
Warsaw City Council has taken the first step to revamp downtown parking policy, and City Planner Justin Taylor said he anticipates a final vote of support could happen when the council meets on Feb. 2.




































