Warsaw Market

I was watching the final seconds of the final hockey game of the season last week. Time was ticking away as Florida was about to claim back-to-back Stanley Cup Championships with a win on home ice over Edmonton.

Gov. Mike Braun confirmed Tuesday that Indiana spent more than $1 million in taxpayer funds to purchase four doses of execution drugs, some of which were used, and several others that expired.

The town of Winona Lake has issued an extensive response after the state released an 88-page report documenting misuse of money, credit card abuse and a long list of financial reporting deficiencies.

The state has released a long-awaited audit of Winona Lake town government that documents widespread misuse of town money, extensive lack of normal bookkeeping, and a failure by town council member James Lancaster to file a conflict of interest form with the state.

Excessive heat has damaged numerous roads across northern Indiana, including part of SR 13 south of Syracuse, where a chip and seal project had been underway.

Don't be too overly alarmed if you hear sirens in North Webster on Friday.

The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced the expansion of its worksite speed control pilot program.

Although Indiana has formally joined the list of states calling for an Article V Convention to amend the U.S. Constitution, the debate is intensifying over what could happen if such an unprecedented meeting is held.

After wailing away in Central Park for the Rockin' Riley concert for kids, Ari Kamin took his vocal talents to Rex’s Rendezvous for a late-night treat.

The Language Matters call center has been so successful in the city of Warsaw that it’s looking to expand out into the county and other towns.