Kosciusko County sends $500,000 to city for airport runway improvements
For the second consecutive year, Kosciutko County will provide $500,000 to support projects at the Warsaw Municipal Airport.
Pedestrian struck and killed on US 30 overnight
A North Manchester woman died early Wednesday morning when she apparently walked into the path of a truck on US 30 in Warsaw.
Existing orthopedic company plans to move into Warsaw Technology Park
The city of Warsaw's certified technology park, originally intended to serve the orthopedic industry, will soon have another med tech-related tenant.
Grants will help Cardinal transform Head Start classrooms
Cardinal Services has received seven grants totaling $239,500 for Kosciusko County Head Start.
Today’s Senior Expo provides resources and Services
The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Paddock Springs,
Live Well Kosciusko, Stillwater Hospice, CARES, and McHatton-Sadler Funeral Chapels are
proud to present the upcoming Senior Expo & Outreach. This will be a community-focused event designed to connect seniors and their families with the many resources, services, and activities available to enhance their well-being.
Braun reverses course, removes elected IU trustees for his appointees
The three elected members of the Indiana University Board of Trustees have been removed by Gov. Mike Braun — roughly a month after indicating he wouldn’t. The governor instead on Monday tapped three new members — two notable conservatives — along with reappointing a sitting trustee.
13-year-old airlifted after ORV accident in Miami County
Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating an off-road vehicle (ORV) accident that injured a teen Sunday afternoon in Peru.
4-year-old drowns in Syracuse Lake after wandering away, DNR says
A four-year-old drowned Sunday afternoon on Syracuse Lake, according to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
US 30 traffic stop leads to arrest for possession of drugs, ‘altered’ gun
A Fort Wayne man was arrested in Marshall County early Monday morning on gun charges.
Religious Roots: Christian nationalist ideals sprouting in Indiana legislation
Hoosiers often think Indiana is God’s country, but some state legislators wanted to make it official.