Early morning fire destroys Winona Lake home
A Winona Lake home is a total loss after an early-morning fire on Wednesday.
Roger Grossman commentary: IHSAA must change the transfer rule
Even though it’s summer in Indiana, the IHSAA has a lot of work to do, and the end of June is the deadline to get it done.
Proposed parking garage would cost about $15 million; key vote expected soon
The price tag for the proposed city-county parking garage in Warsaw is now expected to be about $15 million, and a key vote by the Kosciusko County Commissioners could happen as soon as next week.
Post by historic train group laments safety issues after dog killed in Mentone
Representatives of the historic locomotive that passed through northern Indiana last week as part of America's 250th birthday are warning spectators to keep animals and drones away from the tracks.
Amid concerns of pending repairs, Warsaw library launches two fundraisers
Fundraising efforts are underway at the Warsaw Library after the Warsaw City Council turned down its request for a $17 million bond two weeks ago.
Beau Bayh defeats Blythe Potter for Democratic secretary of state nomination
Indiana Democrats chose Beau Bayh as their secretary of state nominee Saturday, sending the first-time candidate — with one of the state’s most recognizable political names — into a race that party leaders see as their best opportunity for a statewide seat in more than a decade.
Freedom Fest overcomes rainy start with numerous events in Warsaw
Kosciusko County's Freedom Fest persevered after heavy rains led to the cancellation of a Friday night concert and a Saturday morning parade in Warsaw, all aimed at commemorating America's 250th birthday.
Etna Green Town Council member Keith Claassen resigns; Republicans plan to fill post
One of Etna Green's longest-serving town council members has resigned.
Warsaw’s Jordan Randall wins second straight High Jump state championship
It was a banner night for the Tiger boys track & field team at the state finals at North Central High School in Indianapolis, Saturday night.
Chicago Bears say they will ‘advance’ stadium plans for northwest Indiana site
The Chicago Bears gave a boost Friday to the prospects of building the team’s new stadium in northwest Indiana, which top Indiana officials immediately seized as a sign that the multibillion-dollar deal will happen.