Warsaw PD, local law enforcement, release Q&A and other documents on Flock Camera policies

Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose, with the support of Kosciusko County law enforcement, has responded to a media request with 20 pages on the local use of Flock Cameras.

Flock documents: Examples of positive impact from existing policy and an FAQ

The following documents highlight the positive impact of Flock Cameras used in Kosciusko County.

Flock documents: Mayor’s cover letter and WPD policy statement

The following is Mayor Jeff Grose's cover letter that was part of a document release by the city of Warsaw concerning Flock Cameras.

Flock documents: Statewide standards proposal from Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police

The following are recommendations from the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police on statewide standards for Flock Cameras.

Columnist Roger Grossman says Manchester University is making a big move

The news broke last week that Manchester University was going to make a jump to join the Crossroads League.

Thousands of Hoosiers removed from biggest food assistance program

Eighty-two thousand fewer Hoosiers are receiving benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program since President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act took effect last October.

Boy, 14, dies in off-road-vehicle crash involving mini-bike near Auburn

A teenager died Monday night in an off-road vehicle collision near Auburn.

Warsaw hosting public hearing to address housing growth and zoning modernization

The City of Warsaw Building and Planning Department is hosting a public hearing to review local zoning and land development regulations.

Indiana hospitals end routine ambulance diversion, state announces

Indiana hospitals and emergency medical providers entered into an agreement with the Indiana Department of Health Monday to stop directing ambulances to other facilities when emergency departments become overcrowded, also known as diversion.

Grace College to Host ‘The Revolution at 250’ — a two-part event

Grace College has announced plans for a two-part discussion on the ongoing relevance of the American Revolution.