Indiana lawmakers support adding new type of creamtion
Indiana’s House of Representatives on Thursday approved a water-based cremation alternative despite religious pushback.
Large stash of cash leads to drug bust
A traffic stop near Milford tipped off Indiana State Police to possible illegal activity and resulted hours later in a drug bust in Warsaw.
Senate approves electronic pull tabs for charity gambling
Indiana Capital Chronicle
Indiana’s Senate on Tuesday approved legislation allowing electronic pull tabs for charity gambling, in a 37-13 vote that split party caucuses.
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After decades of planning, power lines near city airport will soon be lowered
The Warsaw Municipal Airport Board (and nearly half a dozen current and former airport managers) have been working to lower power lines east of the east-west runway for decades, and the effort is now within weeks of completion.
Night To Shine needs prep work on Thursday and ‘Buddies’ for Friday
Night To Shine Warsaw returns Friday, but organizers say they still need people to serve as "Buddies" Friday and with set up on Thursday afternoon.
Thin ice ruins the winter
Fishing is my favorite hobby.
Warsaw senior Keegan Besson earns full-ride scholarship
Warsaw Community High School senior Keegan Besson, a long-time caddie at Tippecanoe Lake Country Club (TLCC), has been awarded the Evans Scholarship, a full tuition and housing scholarship granted to golf caddies who excel in academics, leadership and character.
Donations needed for Dixie as major repairs continue
Representatives of the Dixie Sternwheeler are hoping the community will step up with financial support much like some did last weekend with a volunteer effort to rip out the boat's lower level floor.
Wawasee Schools launches strategic planning survey to shape the future
Wawasee Community School Corporation is embarking on a five-year strategic planning journey and community input is essential in shaping the future of its schools.
Bills halving early voting period, closing primaries head to Senate floor
Indiana voters could see in-person early voting slashed from a month to a week under legislation moving to the Indiana Senate’s floor.









