Election day forecast: Breezy and near-record warmth across northern Indiana
The National Weather Service predicts breezy and warm conditions that could result in a high temperature of 75, which would be one degree short of the all-time high for this day in both Fort Wayne and South Bend.
Intoxicated woman calls police on herself, flirts with officer as she’s being arrested
An intoxicated driver who called 911 on herself was arrested early Sunday morning after Indiana State Police located her driving erratically and endangering motorists on Interstate 65 in Jasper County.
Operator of Amish Acres arrested in Louisiana
The operator of Nappanee’s Amish Acres in northern Indiana was taken into custody this week in Louisiana.
Atwood Community Park brings generations together for grand opening
Babies, infants, senior citizens, and everyone in between came out Sunday, Nov. 1, to the grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Atwood Community Park.
Top matters at stake on this upcoming Indiana Election Day
The final ballots will be cast Tuesday for an Indiana election in which voters are deciding whether Republicans will continue their political dominance in the state.
Kosciusko voters head to the polls for midterms with issues on their minds
Early voting ends at noon today ahead of Tuesday's midterm election.
Milford man killed in 3-vehicle crash in Elkhart County
A Milford man was killed in a three-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Elkhart County.
As time change arrives tonight, US Senate remains stalled on policy change
The Senate is unlikely to act before the end of the year on a House-passed bill that would make daylight saving time permanent, defying President Donald Trump and dashing the hopes of Americans who don’t like having to change their clocks twice a year.
Max Engling and GOP candidates rally party ahead of Tuesday’s vote
All of the top GOP state candidates and officials reminded the Republicans at Thursday night’s Kosciusko County Republican Party Hall of Fame Dinner of why they believe it’s important for all Republicans to get out and vote on Tuesday.
Expansive ghoulish grave yard scene on Center Street an ode to father’s memory
What appears to be the biggest Halloween display in Warsaw resides at the corner of Center and Bronson streets, where a dozen frightful creatures have taken over two sides of the yard.