NWS reports several tornadoes in Northern Indiana and Illinois
The National Weather Service reports several tornadoes caused damage across parts of northern and central Illinois and northwest Indiana Thursday afternoon and evening.
Downtown Warsaw’s Sip N Shop returns Friday from 5-7 p.m.
Downtown Warsaw’s Sip N Shop returns on Friday, June 12, from 5-7 p.m.
Indiana imposes emergency animal movement restrictions after Screwworm detected in US
Indiana animal health officials have imposed new restrictions on livestock, poultry and pet movements from parts of the Southwest following the recent detection of New World screwworm in the United States, as states across the country work to prevent the destructive parasite from gaining a foothold beyond currently affected areas.
Heat advisory issued for Thursday across much of northern Indiana
Another heat advisory has been issued for Northern Indiana, as temperatures once again climb to near 90 degrees.
Warsaw Schools have a keen interest in upcoming Pope Street proposals
Long-standing concerns about traffic flow at the corner of Pope and Detroit streets in Warsaw have led the city to consider options to improve the situation.
Warsaw parks department discontinues use of lifeguards at city beaches
The Parks Department announced on Wednesday that it will not employ lifeguards at either city beach during the 2026 summer season, meaning there will be no lifeguard supervision provided at any time
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.