Indiana News

Local health and wellness non-profit Live Well Kosciusko gathered with health leaders and providers across the state at the Indiana Cancer Consortium’s annual meeting in late April.

Two people were killed Wednesday evening in a single-vehicle crash in Fulton County.

Indiana’s new two-year state budget includes tens of millions of dollars earmarked for Warsaw.

Kosciusko Youth Leadership Academy celebrated the graduation of xxx students on Wednesday night at the Owls Nest in North Webster.

Those visiting Winona Lake this weekend will start to see the summertime potential that the new Miller Sunset Pavilion has to offer.

A Syracuse man has been arrested on numerous charges after he allegedly tried to meet up with a decoy arranged by the group known as Bikers Against Predators.

Tickets are on sale now for The Watershed Foundation's fifth annual dance at the historic Tippy Dance Hall on Lake Tippecanoe. 

Conferences, in some ways, are like families.

Longtime former lawmaker and law enforcement officer Bob Meeks — who became known for warning his colleagues, “There is no money” during budget discussions — died Wednesday. He was 89.

One clerk-treasurer up for re-election against a town councilman won in Tuesday’s primary election, while another incumbent clerk-treasurer did not.