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Two people were killed in a collision that shut down SR 15 near Milford on Thursday.

Main Street Warsaw on Wednesday unveiled an extensive list of proposals that would be part of the Downtown Warsaw Cultural Arts District.

Kosciusko County elected officials, in partnership with Bowen Health, are uniting to support local veterans through a Thanksgiving meal distribution and the launch of a new mental health initiative dedicated exclusively to those who have served.

There was a day, about six years ago, that the people in the Warsaw Athletic Department will never, ever forget.

Grace College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Center for Movement & Wellbeing on Monday, Nov. 17, at the center’s new space located off the lobby of the Gordon Health & Wellness Center, 100 Publishers Drive in Winona Lake.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun on Tuesday made his most overt political threat to recalcitrant Republican state senators over early congressional redistricting, saying he’d look for ways to “compel” them to act — and vowing to support primary challengers.

While legislative leaders haven’t yet detailed their education priorities for 2026, they have a list of unfinished business to tackle when it comes to schools,

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is launching Broadway 360, a new pre-professional musical theatre training-in-the-round studio for middle and high school students across northern Indiana as part of Wagon Wheel Conservatory.

Main Street Warsaw and Designing Local, a national leader in urban planning and design, arts and cultural district planning, have been engaging stakeholders and conducting research since the planning process was launched in April and have now completed the Downtown Warsaw Cultural Arts District plan.

Kosciusko County's Solid Waste District will host its final shred event of 2025 on Dec. 2 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. at 220 S. Union St., Warsaw.