Warsaw

Living in Transition Effectively, better known as LITE, continues to expand across Kosciusko County and the region with services five years after it was established.

A powerful new chapter in Kosciusko County’s development story begins today with the launch of the Community Amenities Program (CAP) — a $5 million grant initiative designed to fund transformational public projects that enhance quality of life in towns across the county.

Indiana American Water will start its annual water main flushing of its water distribution system in the City of Warsaw, towns of Winona Lake and Claypool.

Two weeks ago, the theme, "Hands off," was the battle cry for a nationwide protest that included a rally in Warsaw.

In a sharp turnaround from the flush financial fortunes of the last budget cycle, Indiana’s projected revenue for the next budget cycle fell by $2 billion according to new forecast data publicized on Wednesday.

Roughly a month after deploying for a second time to the southern border, Gov. Mike Braun is bringing 50 Indiana National Guardsmen back home to the Hoosier State and crediting President Donald Trump for their early return.

A longtime educator at Wawasee Middle School is retiring, opening up the door for a teacher to be promoted.

Last week’s tragic accident near Bremen that left three young Amish children dead has led to an emotional turn of events for both families involved.

Camp Alexander Mack, 1113 E. Camp Mack Road, Milford, will host a free communitywide Adventure Day on Saturday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Indiana State Police Bremen Post is investigating an allegation of trespassing and theft that occurred at BB Genetics in Milford.