City hopes price tag for new street department will be around $13 million
The city of Warsaw unveiled plans on Monday to construct a new public works facility that would be three times bigger.
Volunteers quickly remove lower floor of the Dixie Sternwheeler
A slew of volunteers armed with crowbars and sledge hammers descended on the Dixie Sternwheeler in North Webster Saturday morning to rip out the historic boat’s lower floor.
Recent arrest puts spotlight on use of drones to deliver illegal drugs
The recent arrest of an alleged Warsaw drug dealer put a spotlight on a growing trend — transporting illegal drugs with the help of drones.
Wrong-way driver on US 30 injures two
Two drivers suffered serious injuries after a crash on US 30 Friday night.
Indiana Attorney General Rokita faces three new disciplinary charges
The Indiana Supreme Court Disciplinary Commission filed a new round of charges Friday against Attorney General Todd Rokita — this time surrounding his defiant response to a prior reprimand.
Community Arts Program of Kosciusko County evolving, expanding
What started as a "Classic Arts Program" 40 years ago that relied heavily on local churches has evolved and is now known as the Community Arts Program of Kosciusko County which attracts people from across the county.
Leon Horn and Becky Walls honored with top Chamber awards
Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce enjoyed another memorable year with record-setting membership and put the spotlight on local businesses and leaders with another soldout annual dinner Thursday at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center in Winona Lake.
Zimmer Biomet, others looking to pool money to support US 30 intersection improvements
The willingness of Steel Dynamics to pony up a significant amount of money for intersection upgrades along US 30 near Columbia City appears to be an idea gaining traction in Kosciusko County.
Intervention needed for a loved one? Meeting tonight seeks to help families
A new series of meetings hosted by LITE Recovery aims to help families dealing with loved ones struggling with substance or alcohol abuse.
‘Put their needs first’: Braun calls for property tax, health care price cuts
Although Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has been in office for just two weeks, he’s already touting “wins” for Hoosiers accomplished under his tenure — and has big plans for the ongoing legislative session.