Local News

Gov. Mike Braun’s administration has proposed charging $15.60 in tolls to drive a car across Indiana on Interstate 70 in order to pay for widening all of that highway to six lanes.

As spring stirs the Hoosier forest floors, a new local series aims to turn curious hikers into confident foragers.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) wants Butler University to end its tradition of having a live mascot since Blue IV retired.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency for three Michigan counties after multiple tornadoes on Friday killed four people and injured dozens more.

Kosciusko County Farmers and Artisans Market will remain in downtown Warsaw this summer, but with some changes.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation will offer a free Arts & Crafts Day on Wednesday, from 1–3 p.m. in the Pete Thorn Gym at 800 N Park Ave, Warsaw.

Four people were killed Friday in southern Michigan as powerful storms that produced at least two tornadoes reduced homes to rubble, sent parts of roofs flying into the air and left a trail of debris hanging from power lines.

Live Well Kosciusko is partnering with Francine’s Friends to bring breast cancer screenings directly to the Leesburg community.

Beginning March 16, Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts will launch its spring session of Conservatory classes, open to students from 2nd grade through adults. The session is sponsored by Dave and Cynthia Illingworth.

Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose is applauding recent efforts to enhance the downtown by Main Street Warsaw.