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Dozens of Indiana’s public school superintendents say their districts will cut teaching and support staff in the coming years to contend with the financial fallout of property tax reform, according to a new survey from the Indiana Coalition for Public Education.

The recent Flock Camera controversy in Warsaw has led to a pending policy change.

The upcoming Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) Warsaw MobilePack is just two weeks away, and the group's Steering team is calling on the Warsaw community to help fill the final volunteer spots and close the remaining fundraising gap.

Kensington Digital Media's extensive exterior renovations are continuing at its office at 216 W. Market St., in Warsaw.

A local group that led the charge against Flock Cameras in Kosciusko County will be seeking answers Tuesday when the county commissioners are expected to discuss the creation of an account used to fund the cameras.

The Kosciusko Community YMCA invites individuals living with Parkinson’s disease, along with their families and caregivers, to a Rock Steady Boxing open house on Monday, Sept. 28, from 1–4 p.m. at the Downtown Warsaw YMCA at 575 W. Fort Wayne St., Warsaw.

late Auto’s transformation of the old RR Donnelley printing plant in Warsaw into a high tech automotive production facility continues on schedule, according to the company which offered a glimpse on Friday into the changes.

A relatively new entity focused on reducing hunger in local schools has gained its non-profit status this year, and is coordinating efforts with 17 schools and local existing agencies to reduce hunger.

Fellowship Missions is preparing to open four transitional homes in coming months in Kosciusko County.

A multi-month drug investigation involving covert surveillance and undercover operations wrapped up this week with the arrest of 19 people and a handful of others sought on warrants.