Grace College graduate launched growing translation service when he was a sophomore
A Grace College graduate who was born in Chile has seen his translation services business, Language Matters, continue to grow.
OrthoWorx, KEDCO work with Ivy Tech to expand leadership development with $250,000 grant
A new education grant is aimed at supporting people who jumped into the workforce with little college experience, but are viewed by their employers as having strong leadership potential.
Braun defends redistricting plan while in Warsaw for groundbreaking
Gov. Mike Braun defended Republicans’ renewed effort to redraw Indiana’s congressional districts Wednesday, saying the new map is needed to create competitive districts despite criticism from opponents.
Some early Toys for Tots donations trickling in at a slower pace this year
Willie 103.5’s Chris Cage is always an optimist, but there was a hint of concern in his voice Wednesday when it comes to the radio station's weeklong toy drive at Walmart in Warsaw.
Buggy accident leaves two dead near Shipshewana
Two elderly people in an Amish buggy died after being struck from behind by a dump truck on Tuesday afternoon.
The Lane Kiffin situation is embarrassing
For a couple of weeks now, Ole Miss head football coach Lane Kiffin’s name has been right where he wants it—on the lips of every media member in the country.
Jefferson Elementary students benefit after local business owner wins essay
Jefferson Elementary School students got a boost last week as winter weather arrived.
Kosciusko’s Health First Indiana funds distribution of 6,700 pounds of meat to those in...
Kosciusko County's Health First Indiana agreed months ago to provide $10,000 for a new program that helps address food insecurity, and the timing could not be better.
Syracuse man drowns while trying to rescue dog on pond
A 69-year-old Syracuse man was identified as the victim Monday in Elkhart County.
Indiana’s congressional delegation unites behind FAA drone test site bid
The Hoosier congressional delegation — in a push led by U.S. Senator Todd Young — is urging the Federal Aviation Administration to name Indiana as one of two new national drone test sites.