Java, Jive & Pie benefit for Community Arts Program is Saturday

Community Arts Program will host its annual Java, Jive & Pie event to raise much-needed funds for the organization.

Senate kills early voting cuts, closed primary bills, backtracks on city election changes

Republican senators killed two flashy election proposals and significantly scaled back a third after letting the trio languish on the chamber’s daily calendar for more than two weeks.

“Dash for Cash” returns Friday at Tigers’ hoops contest

Warsaw Community Schools will once again host the Everwise “Dash for Cash” during the Warsaw Tigers varsity boys’ basketball game against William Henry Harrison High School (West Lafayette) on Friday in the Tiger Den.

Kosciusko Coroner highlights overdose, suicide statistics

Men in Kosciusko County continue to die of overdose and suicide at an alarming rate.

RDA approves $3M for Warsaw’s Millworks project

Local officials recently learned $3 million in READI 2.0 funding would be available for the future apartment complex on the grounds of the former Owens Grocery Store site in downtown Warsaw.

Leagues in America blinded by expansion

I am not, by nature, a businessman.

Indiana man accused of making threats against Elon Musk

A man from southern Indiana is in jail and accused of threatening Elon Musk's life on X.

Partisan school boards, payday lending bills move forward

The Indiana General Assembly passed a flurry of bills on Monday, mandating party affiliations in school board races and expanding so-called “payday loans.”

Indiana’s Illinois secession bill passes first hurdle

A bill that could help Indiana absorb nearly three dozen Illinois counties breezed through committee Monday — although a border shakeup appears unlikely.

OrthoWorx expands team, and advances initiatives for 2025

2024 was a year of tremendous momentum for OrthoWorx, and the organization is gearing up for another year of progress in 2025.