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The Indiana Department of Health is urging parents to take steps to protect their infants following a surge this month of deaths caused by unsafe sleep environments.

Millworks, the long-awaited multi-use apartment building where the old Owens grocery store once stood along West Center Street in Warsaw, will break ground in September.

Indianapolis resident Tyler Baumann caught a 9-ounce mooneye on the East Fork of the Whitewater River on June 5 in Dearborn County, beating the previous record of 5.8 ounces set in 2019 on the Ohio River in Clark County. 

Two decades ago, after a prolonged and heavy lift through the 2005 legislative session, former Gov. Mitch Daniels signed a monumental piece of legislation into law: establishing daylight saving time in the Hoosier State.

Three companies — Maple Leaf Farms, McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapel and Reinholt’s Town Square Furniture — were recently recognized for over 20 years of support to the Kosciusko County Shrine Club’s Annual Turkey Shoot.

The goal for the Kosciusko Board of Realtors’ cruise-in at Third Friday downtown Warsaw on Friday evening was to raise $10,000 for children’s charities.

McKinley Street from Winona Avenue to Durbin Street in Warsaw will be closed for much of next week, beginning Monday.

Slate Auto plans to begin manufacturing electric pick-ups in Warsaw in 2026, but right now, the Michigan-based start-up is focused on creating local enthusiasm and goodwill.

For the second time in recent years, The Salvation Army of Kosciusko County has provided land to Habitat for Humanity that led to the construction of a new home.

To suggest Makia Lucas overcame adversity would be a monumental understatement.