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The countdown clock is ticking louder for a potential deal locating the new Chicago Bears stadium in northwest Indiana.

The Kosciusko County Community Foundation recently awarded 21 local organizations and agencies with Community Fund Grants.

Reaction to Friday’s walkout by about 90 animated and angry Warsaw High School students prompted strong reactions afterward.

A student walkout and protest by an estimated 90 Warsaw High School students on Friday eventually led to the arrest of a counter-protester accused of striking an adult woman helping guide students across the street a block from the Kosciusko County Courthouse. 

Here are four events happening tonight in Warsaw and Winona Lake:

Indiana House Republicans pushed through a bill mandating local cooperation with federal immigration crackdowns, brushing aside criticism that the measure would misdirect police resources and was un-Christian.

Development of a bike park near the Grace College athletic fields by the Kosciusko Velo Cycling Club is picking up speed, and much of the construction could be underway this year. the Grace College athletic fields by the Kosciusko Velo Club is picking up speed, and construction of a major portion of it could begin this year.

A movement to reduce the number of overdose deaths and suicides in Kosiusko County is gaining traction.

A 72-year-old Rochester woman died in a crash late Wednesday afternoon in Marshall County.

Dr. John Davis, a former president at Grace College, passed away on Wednesday at Grace Village Health Care in Winona Lake, at the age of 89.   

I have several things running around in my head today, so I am going to fit them all into my space.

The Warsaw Band Boosters will host a Dan’s Fish and Chicken Fry Fundraiser and Silent Auction on Friday, February 13, from 4:30-7:00 PM in the Warsaw Community High School cafeteria.

The first job fair of the year in Warsaw is scheduled for March.

Indiana State Police said a motorist who had been passing traffic on the shoulder of I-80 collided with a disabled truck Wednesday morning.

For Indiana’s syringe exchange programs to survive, they might face new restrictions that public health advocates say will undercut efforts to help intravenous drug abusers kick their addictions.

A 32-year-old elder law attorney, Will Stockdale, was selected by a GOP caucus to fill the at-large Kosciusko County seat Tuesday night.

NIPSCO will close the bridge on Husky Trail to all traffic beginning on Monday, February 16, in order to connect a gas main following the recent bridge replacement project.

A new meeting space designed for youths ages 13 to 17 has opened in Milford.

It costs $140,000 for every Honor Flight that shuttles 85 veterans and their guardians to Washington DC, to see the memorials built in their honor.

Special Olympics Indiana’s 2026 Polar Plunge season continues Saturday, Feb. 21, in Warsaw, inviting area residents to Be Bold and Get Cold for a great cause.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation will host an instructor from Secret Studio in the Wild Woods for a Bob Ross painting class in March.

A 17-year-old boy is dead after police fired their weapons in Elkhart early Sunday morning.

Former Kosciusko County Democratic Party Chairman Steven Haines will be remembered by his friends for his kindness, hard work and leadership.

By Dan Spalding News Now Warsaw WARSAW — Primary election contests come into focus with Friday's passing of the filing deadline in Kosciusko County. Voters will have...

Two community leaders expressed confidence this week that Warsaw's new downtown parking policy will benefit both store owners and motorists.

Emergency responders were able to resuscitate an overdose victim Thursday night in Lapaz.

A year ago, Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston wanted to annex some counties from Illinois. Now, he’s diving into Indiana’s bid to snatch away the Chicago Bears.

The Starke County Sheriff’s Department has issued an AMBER Alert for a two-year-old from North Judson, 60 miles west of Warsaw.

The semi driver accused of causing a crash that killed four people earlier this week was handed over Thursday to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

State and local police conducted an extensive criminal investigation, with more than 65 people arrested on 200 charges.