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A groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction for a manufacturing facility expansion at its Milford manufacturing and office headquarters was held June 10.

It took a few extra months to do so, but the Kosciusko County Council has signed off on a request by the Syracuse-Turkey Creek Public Library for a $7.3 million bond needed to construct a new library.

The National Weather Service reports several tornadoes caused damage across parts of northern and central Illinois and northwest Indiana Thursday afternoon and evening.

Downtown Warsaw’s Sip N Shop returns on Friday, June 12,  from 5-7 p.m.

Indiana animal health officials have imposed new restrictions on livestock, poultry and pet movements from parts of the Southwest following the recent detection of New World screwworm in the United States, as states across the country work to prevent the destructive parasite from gaining a foothold beyond currently affected areas.

Another heat advisory has been issued for Northern Indiana, as temperatures once again climb to near 90 degrees.

Long-standing concerns about traffic flow at the corner of Pope and Detroit streets in Warsaw have led the city to consider options to improve the situation.

The Parks Department announced on Wednesday that it will not employ lifeguards at either city beach during the 2026 summer season, meaning there will be no lifeguard supervision provided at any time

A Winona Lake home is a total loss after an early-morning fire on  Wednesday.

Even though it’s summer in Indiana, the IHSAA has a lot of work to do, and the end of June is the deadline to get it done.

The price tag for the proposed city-county parking garage in Warsaw is now expected to be about $15 million, and a key vote by the Kosciusko County Commissioners could happen as soon as next week.

Representatives of the historic locomotive that passed through northern Indiana last week as part of America's 250th birthday are warning spectators to keep animals and drones away from the tracks.

Fundraising efforts are underway at the Warsaw Library after the Warsaw City Council turned down its request for a $17 million bond two weeks ago.

Indiana Democrats chose Beau Bayh as their secretary of state nominee Saturday, sending the first-time candidate — with one of the state’s most recognizable political names — into a race that party leaders see as their best opportunity for a statewide seat in more than a decade.

Kosciusko County's Freedom Fest persevered after heavy rains led to the cancellation of a Friday night concert and a Saturday morning parade in Warsaw, all aimed at commemorating America's 250th birthday.

One of Etna Green's longest-serving town council members has resigned.

It was a banner night for the Tiger boys track & field team at the state finals at North Central High School in Indianapolis, Saturday night.

The Chicago Bears gave a boost Friday to the prospects of building the team’s new stadium in northwest Indiana, which top Indiana officials immediately seized as a sign that the multibillion-dollar deal will happen.

A quickly assembled pop-up block party to see the historic Union Pacific’s Big Boy 4014 pass through Mentone attracted a bigger-than-expected crowd Friday afternoon.

Freedom Fest, Kosciusko County's celebration of America's 250th birthday, kicks off Friday and continues through Sunday with most activities at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds.

A private access road that connects Dubois Drive and Parker Street in Warsaw could be closed permanently as soon as next week.

The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome Bob Jackson as Member Relations Manager. Jackson's first day was Tuesday.

City officials are moving forward with what would be the first phase of redevelopment of the old Warsaw Chemical property on Argonne Road. 

Warsaw Community Public Library Director Heather Barron is leaving her position for a new job. 

I realize that Father’s Day is still a couple weeks away, but my dad popped into my head this week.

The Warsaw Community Public Library has issued a lengthy statement in response to the Warsaw City Council's decision not to support a $17 million bond for renovations.

Events kick off Friday night and continue through the weekend in Warsaw in celebration of America's upcoming 250th birthday, but area residents can get a head start and enjoy a glimpse of living history Friday afternoon.

Kosciusko County officials have a slightly better idea of how much repairs to the Justice Building could potentially cost.

A Goshen woman accused of hitting a horse-drawn buggy Friday night in Kosciusko County before fleeing the scene is believed to have been well over the legal limit for alcohol. 

The Kosciusko Senior Expo & Outreach event, supported by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, will take place on Tuesday, June 9, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Warsaw Community Church, located at 1855 S. County Farm Road in Warsaw.