Motorist killed after striking tree southwest of Warsaw Monday night
A motorist died Monday night after a vehicle left the road and hit a tree south west of Warsaw.
Indiana school board candidates split 50-50 on affiliating with a party
When Noblesville School Board member Misti Ray campaigned for election in 2022, the top question she got was: what party are you with?
OrthoWorx celebrates NSF IMPACT Engine designation, highlights new opportunities for orthopedics
OrthoWorx is celebrating a transformational milestone for Indiana’s life science ecosystem following the announcement that the NSF IMPACT Engine in Indiana, led by Indiana University, has been selected as part of the National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines program.
Watters’ family legacy runs deep at Rex’s as tradition continues under ownership
During his 50 years of work at Rex's Rendezvous, Robin Watters spent endless hours serving drinks, making friends and occasionally dealing with a few rowdy customers.
Smokey conditions won’t be extreme today and could fade after this morning
Another air quality alert is in effect for today across much of the region as a result of distant wildfires, but conditions are not expected to be as extreme as it was late last week.
The Frontmen will have 30 hits to choose from at Country Concert for St....
Tonight's Country Concert for St. Jude at Central Park in Warsaw promises to be a special opportunity for country music fans.
Briscoe earns record sixth Crossroads League Athletic Director of the Year honor
Grace College Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe has been named the 2026 Crossroads League Athletic Director of the Year, marking the sixth time he has received the honor and setting a new league record.
Yakym co-authors bill that would allow firearms inside buildings on federal lands
On Thursday, Indiana Congressman Rudy Yakym and Texas Congressman Pat Fallon introduced the Federal Lands Lawful Carry Act, that would end the blanket ban on carrying firearms inside buildings on federal lands.
Stomach illness linked to fresh produce documented across much of northern Indiana
As the parasitic illness known as Cyclosporiasis continues to spread across the country, the Indiana Department of Health has reported hundreds of positive cases in northeast Indiana.
Smoke from wildfires expected to begin dissipating late this morning across northern Indiana
Wildfire smoke that moved across the Midwest Thursday, causing significant health concerns, is expected to begin dissipating in north central Indiana by late Friday morning.