Warsaw

News Now Warsaw Sports Director Roger Grossman is being inducted into the Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association Hall of Fame.

Malfunctioning traffic signals that apparently began on Monday at the intersection of US 30 and Center Street in Warsaw were still continuing on Thursday morning, and the city issued a statement saying they were unsure when it would be resolved.

After an attempt to add firing squads to Indiana law stalled in the Senate, a House panel on Wednesday passed a bill expanding the state’s execution methods.

It’s Sunday night, and I am standing up from my favorite reclining chair because I can’t take it anymore.

A divided Indiana Senate approved a bill Tuesday to tighten school cellphone restrictions, advancing the proposal to the House despite concerns about safety, cost and enforcement.

Joe’s Kids, a nonprofit children’s achievement center providing physical, occupational, speech, and dyslexia therapies for children with special needs, is honored to announce the award of two major grants from the AWS Foundation.

Whiteout weather conditions led to numerous crashes along the Indiana Toll Road on Monday in both directions, snarling traffic for hours.

The dance floor will shine once again as Dancing with the Stars for Charity returns for its fourth annual event in 2026, bringing an unforgettable evening of entertainment and giving to the Warsaw Performing Arts Center on Saturday, March 28.

Fernando Mendoza lowered his pads into a defender, spun in a full circle, used his hand to keep his balance, then launched himself horizontally and reached the ball over the goal line — an Indiana touchdown and a ready-made poster pic for a title run straight from the movies.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is seeking local actors from across the region, ages 18 and up, to audition for Peter and the Starcatcher, the Tony Award-winning play with music.