Warsaw

Lines between church and state blurred at the Indiana Statehouse on Wednesday as lawmakers gave the go-ahead for two education bills that seek to increase students’ access to faith leaders and religious instruction.

Kurt Carlson, the former longtime director of Bowen Center, is coming out of retirement to serve as the coordinator for Kosciusko County’s huge expansion of health services under the new Health First Indiana program.

A pet cat perished from smoke inhalation during a house fire Tuesday night.

The Post Office in Claypool has been temporarily closed to address building and safety concerns, according to a statement issued Wednesday.

The Warsaw Police Department has appointed Officer Christopher M. Francis as the primary public information officer.

As soon as the brackets for the girls state basketball tournament came out, a friend of mine sent me a simple but pointed message.

Warsaw Community Schools has announced the 4th Annual "We Are Tigers" Athletic Auction & Dinner, including the prestigious 3rd Hall of Fame Induction Class, will  take place in the iconic Warsaw Community HIgh School Tiger Den on Thursday, Feb. 22.

It’s 5 o’clock somewhere — and in Indiana, bars and restaurants could soon offer customers “happy hour” drink deals under legislation that also authorizes alcohol carry-out orders.

A software issue is being blamed for Winona Lake residents not having received their sewer and trash bills yet for the month.

Gita Kamdar, the Sheridan Street resident in Warsaw with a huge Sycamore in her front yard, can take down her "save the tree" sign.