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The Warsaw Police Department has announced the following promotions within the department:

Residents have organized a protest for Saturday in Warsaw over the shooting death of a woman in Minneapolis by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer.

John Barrett, an attorney who was appointed to a vacant Kosciusko County Council at-large seat a week ago and attended his first council meeting on Thursday, has resigned, citing conflicts of interest.

Five Indiana State Troopers at the Bremen Post and one from the Indiana Toll Road Post received a new and enhanced tool to help combat drugged and impaired driving. 

Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose says the temporary movement of all city board meetings from the council chambers in city hall will shift to the city police department’s training center at the beginning of February.

In the first three days of filing for the 2026 primary election, several candidates have submitted their names and paperwork to the Kosciusko County Clerk’s Office.

With two rushing touchdowns, five passing touchdowns, three forced turnovers and a blocked kick, No. 1 Indiana’s domination of No. 5 Oregon was balanced and impressive.

Autocam Medical CEO John C. Kennedy was so enamored with Warsaw's orthopedic workforce that his company reached out to Medtronic two days after the Warsaw company announced plans to move its Warsaw operations elsewhere.

Warsaw officials are offering some expectations following the announcement last week by Dalton Corporation, a foundry that’s been in the city for more than 110 years, will close.

Two programs aimed at supporting those with Parkinson's disease have been announced in Warsaw.