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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.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith’s defense of the Three-Fifths Compromise — which he called “a great move” by the country’s founders toward ending slavery — has thrust the Republican official into the national spotlight and triggered sharp pushback from historians and civil rights groups.

A national publication is reporting that a new electric vehicle company backed by Jeff Bezos, which unveiled plans last week for a new, innovative truck, hopes to convert the old R.R. Donnelley plant in Warsaw into a manufacturing facility.

The contractor performing relocation of NIPSCO's gas utilities will close a small portion of Anchorage Road beginning Wednesday.

Bob Vitoux, the executive leader of OrthoWorx, has announced he's stepping down.

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An investigation is underway in Marion where a man died following a police-involved shooting.

A pedestrian walking along US 30 near Parker Street in Warsaw was struck and killed around midnight Saturday.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announced that Rob Parker, President and CEO of the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, has been selected to participate in a Master Class for members of the Business Leads Fellowship Program network.

Grace College’s Center for Literacy & Learning recently received $80,000 in state funding from Health First Kosciusko.

A man accused of killing an Elwood Police Officer is now also accused of stabbing a prison guard at the Miami Correctional Facility Thursday night.

The idea of relocating the Mantis Skate Park from Boggs Industrial Park to the west end of Richardson-Dubois Park on West Market Street has been resurrected.

The first major sign of construction, an elevator shaft, is now visible at the site of the future apartments and commercial development on the old Gatke property on McKinley Street in Warsaw.

All Things New, a residential women’s program for those struggling with life-dominating issues such as alcohol or substance abuse, will host its annual banquet fundraiser Saturday.

The majority of Statehouse Democrats opposed the 2025 budget — crafted over four months and passed by Republicans early Friday morning — decrying unvetted last-minute additions and cuts.

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It is spring cleaning time, and the perfect opportunity to properly dispose of unwanted prescription medications.

Republican lawmakers in the Senate and the House appear to have reached a final budget compromise, as detailed in a late Wednesday afternoon press conference with Gov. Mike Braun.

If you happen to visit Center or Pike lakes in Warsaw, you'll likely notice a dozen new signs that highlight the city’s conservation efforts.

The WCHS Theatre Department invites audiences to step into the (Nether)world of mischief, mayhem, and music with its upcoming production of Beetlejuice JR., the zany, family-friendly adaptation of the Broadway hit and cult-favorite film.

I was raised very humbly, so “I told you so” is not something you hear or read from me very often.

House Republicans gave the final go-ahead Tuesday to a caucus priority bill that seeks to incentivize new power generation in Indiana.

The debate over whether to rezone 550 acres from agriculture to Industrial 3 that would have opened the door for a data center near Leesburg was rejected by the Kosciusko County Commissioners by a 3-0 vote on Tuesday morning.

Warsaw unveiled details for a new downtown parking policy that would rely on modern technology and do away with the use of chalk marks as a tool for parking enforcement.

The Community Arts Program of Kosciusko County invites young singers in grades 2 through 10 to audition for Vocal Vision Youth.

The Public Works Department of the City of Warsaw — along with Borden Waste-Away Services/Integra and Waste Management — is pleased to offer expanded services to the residents of Warsaw in celebration of Earth Week.

Public Vet is offering discounted spay and neuter services for dogs and cats and Will be in several area towns in May.

Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change, died Monday. He was 88.