News Now Warsaw

Kosciusko County election officials are scrambling after learning that an unknown number of absentee ballots sent out include some misprints.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation reported vandals damaged the new restrooms at the Zimmer Biomet Center Lake Pavilion.

Johnson & Johnson is rebranding its medical device companies, including Depuy Synthes, the founding company where orthopedics first originated.

By Casey Smith Indiana Capital Chronicle Former Clark County Sheriff and longtime Republican operative Jamey Noel could spend upwards of a decade in prison after a judge accepted...

OrthoWorx is sponsoring the third installment of the county-wide HireKosicusko Hiring Fair on Wednesday, Oct. 16 from 10 a.m. 1 p.m. at Zimmer Biomet Center Lake Pavilion.

Grace College is pleased to announce a new academic affiliation agreement designed to provide a seamless and expedited pathway for Grace College students to pursue an online Master of Social Work (MSW) degree at Dordt University.

Fellowship Missions announced the grand opening of The Gathering Place, a space open to everyone in the community.

A Warsaw man was arrested Thursday after a vehicle accident in August that claimed the life of a bicyclist.

Cardinal Services has received a $10,000 grant from the 1st Source Foundation for their ES Gaming program.

A section of U.S. 52 has been renamed in honor of fallen Indy Metro Police Officer Breann Leath.

Darlington Holiday Warehouse opened Friday for its 20th season.

Public school officials watch demographic trends closely for both short-term and long-term purposes, and the falling birth rate in recent years across much of the Midwest has been reason for concern.

The remaining $133,175 of Warsaw’s restricted opioid money set aside for 2024 will be directed to the Kosciusko Coalition on Drug Education (K-CODE).

Pete Rose died last week.

The city of Warsaw is cracking down on Mathews LLC, the company that literally walked away from the North Buffalo Street development project in Warsaw two years ago and left construction materials behind.

Grace Professor of English and Creative Writing Dr. John Poch will read from his most recent book of poems on Thursday, Oct. 10, at 7 p.m. at Atelier Gallery, 104 E. Center St., Warsaw.

Kosciusko County has agreed to provide $500,000 to the city of Warsaw for several specific projects at the municipal airport.

Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital celebrated the completion of a $30 million expansion and renovation on Tuesday with a ribbon cutting and open house.

The city of Warsaw has found a temporary use for the old Marsh building, which it owns.

Eisenhower Elementary in Warsaw on Monday celebrated an impressive distinction, becoming only the fourth school in Indiana to be designated as an International Spanish Academy.

The Warsaw Community Schools' Marching Tiger Pride delivered an outstanding performance at the ISSMA Scholastic Prelims held at Homestead High School on Saturday.

A handful of area residents spent the weekend delivering needed supplies and got a close-up look at the devastation in North Carolina.

Today is the final day to register to vote if you intend to participate in the fall election.

By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana Capital Chronicle The Democratic Governors Association is pumping $600,000 into the gubernatorial campaign of nominee Politico reported Friday — just as a second...

Two of Indiana’s U.S. Senate hopefuls will face off in a debate later this month, although the third candidate — Republican Congressman Jim Banks — is not expected to participate.

A new restaurant is moving into the Penguin Point stores on Center and Detroit streets in Warsaw.

After 17 years of heading up the city’s deer task force Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose has handed the job off to another leader in the task force, Todd Braddock.

By Dan Spalding News Now Warsaw WARSAW — It was years in the planning, and a couple in Knox have finally adopted a baby girl last...

Two of Indiana’s three gubernatorial candidates spent an hour Wednesday night trading barbs and promoting their campaign platforms in the first televised debate of the general election, hosted by Fox59 and CBS4.

An area church is one of numerous groups across northern Indiana collecting items to send to North Carolina for hurricane disaster relief.