Columnist Roger Grossman recalls how sports led the way after 9/11
As we prepare to pause and remember the events of the darkest day in modern American history, I think it’s also important to remember what happened afterward.
Question arises over 2023 Flock-related ordinance by county commissioners
The topic of Flock Cameras will be front and center Thursday night at the Kosciusko County Council meeting, but the issue surfaced Tuesday, when the County Commissioners convened.
State of the county meeting includes Q&A session Oct. 20 at Lincoln Elementary
Kosciusko County officials on Tuesday announced plans for the first-ever State of the County meeting scheduled for Oct. 20 at Lincoln Elementary School in Warsaw.
Democrat candidates urge residents to attend Plain Township meeting tonight
Three Democrat candidates running for the Plain Township Advisory Board are urging constituents to attend budget sessions, including one on Tuesday night.
Construction site near Four Winds Field heavily damaged by fire
Firefighters worked to put out a fire at a construction site in downtown South Bend early Tuesday morning.
Apparent drowning reported near sand bar Friday afternoon on Lake Wawasee
Turkey Creek Fire Department confirms an apparent drowning happened Friday afternoon on Lake Wawasee
Warsaw man with long criminal history receives 15-year-sentence for gun possession
A former Warsaw man with a long criminal history has been sentenced in federal court to 15 years in prison for possession of a firearm by a career criminal.
Center Street intersection at Bronson will be closed for a few hours Tuesday morning
The intersection at Center and Bronson Street in Warsaw will be closed for several hours Tuesday morning to replace a traffic signal.
Two area lawmakers mum on plan to end property taxes ‘on the home you...
A plan teased by some top Indiana legislators for eliminating homeowner property taxes is shrouded in silence.
State Supreme Court halts ballot distribution while it considers recount of 3-vote senate primary...
The Indiana Supreme Court is stopping the distribution of election ballots in six counties while it considers legal arguments over the Republican primary recount that determined challenger Paula Copenhaver defeated state Sen. Spencer Deery by a three-vote margin.