Penguin Point stores in Warsaw remain open despite workers’ frustrations
The two Penguin Point restaurants in Warsaw remained open Friday night despite a few disgruntled workers claiming all of the stores in the chain closed Friday.
Salvation Army extends Christmas campaign after falling short
The Salvation Army announced it is extending its Christmas Campaign open until Jan. 13 after it fell short of its $79,000 goal for Bell Ringing in Kosciusko & Whitley Counties for 2022.
Indiana blocks Chinese-owned app TikTok from state devices
Indiana has blocked the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok from state devices, its technology office said Thursday.
Indiana seeks volunteers to help count state’s homeless population
The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority and partner agencies across the state are looking for volunteers to help count the homeless population.
Lutheran Kosciusko nurse recognized with DAISY Award
Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital is recognizing the latest nurse to receive the DAISY Award for going above and beyond in providing compassionate care.
State reaches $20 million settlement with Google
Indiana has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with Google.
126 face layoffs after food service vendor loses contract with Lutheran Health Network
A food service provider has lost its contract with Lutheran Health Network, causing the layoff of 126 people in Warsaw and Fort Wayne, News Now Warsaw has learned.
Food distribution sites include Warsaw, Plymouth and Goshen
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SOUTH BEND -- The Food Bank of Northern Indiana has announced its food distribution plans for January including stops in...
Outgoing Secretary of State Sulllivan joins Kentucky firm
Indiana’s current secretary of state will be joining a public relations firm that works for state agencies and numerous private companies after she leaves office at the end of December.
Purdue Northwest chancellor urged by Asian groups to resign
There are more demands for Purdue-Northwest chancellor Thomas Keon to resign after he impersonated an Asian language during the school’s winter commencement earlier this month.