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Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliott announced Wednesday that the Indiana Bond Bank has assisted the City of Warsaw with financing street department vehicles through its...

Social media giant Meta will pay $17.1 billion to settle a lawsuit. 47 states and four territories accused Meta of making Facebook and Instagram intentionally...

The Fort Wayne City Council voted against devoting funds to law enforcement for the use of Flock cameras there in the future. According to the...

Indiana Youth Institute (IYI), in partnership with the Girl Scouts Coalition of Indiana and Girl Scouts of Indiana, has released the 2026 Indiana Girl...

The RV industry suffered a setback this summer. According to the RV Industry Association’s monthly survey, the total number of recreational vehicles shipped by manufacturers...

There will be a change at the top of the Kosciusko County Highway Department. The Kosciusko County Commissioners announced Tuesday that Steve Moriarty’s last day...

The Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has received an $80,000 investment from the Dekko Foundation.. The award includes a $40,000 outright grant and up...

The gym at the Pete Thorn Center is about to go prehistoric. The Warsaw Parks Department wants you to mark your calendars for Friday, September...

Live Well Kosciusko is hosting a Family Fun 5K Walk/Run later this fall. The event will take place November 7th at 9am in Winona Lake...

Concern is growing that the regular crop reports coming from the USDA are not accurate, and the Trump Administration is turning to a local...

Governor Mike Braun wants state regulators to launch an investigation into NIPSCO following widespread power outages in Northwest Indiana. Braun has directed the Indiana Office...

Today (Tuesday): East Center Street from Center Lake City Crossing Shopping Center to Kosciusko Drive Wednesday: Clark Street from Maple Avenue to Colfax...

Ben Rice is pulling out of the race for Warsaw’s School Board District 7 seat this fall. In a statement printed in the Times Union,...

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana Association of Realtors has released its real estate update for July. According to their report, home prices rose 4-percent compared...

Flock announced Friday that updates have been made to its Terms and Conditions for use of its cameras in public places. The company says the...

The Dr. Dane and Mary Louise Miller Foundation has announced its winners for engineering scholarships for the school year. Tippecanoe Valley student receiving awards were...

INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun and former Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Chairman Andy Zay have reached a $625,000 settlement over the weekend to resolve...

VALPARAISO, Ind. — Following a severe storm system on August 11, 2026, that left roughly 317,000 customers—nearly 60% of Northern Indiana Public Service Company’s...

There's now a petition on change.org calling for Kosciusko County leaders to clamp down on the use of Flock cameras.

After looking at options for several years, the city of Warsaw has what might be a solution to the long-standing challenge of reducing congestion at the corner of Pope and Detroit streets.

There are more than 1,000 townships in Indiana and nearly all of them will face tough decisions next year under a mandatory merger plan outlined by state lawmakers.

A town hall meeting in Warsaw focused on statewide property tax reform has been expanded to include State Sen. Chris Garten who is now expected to become the senate leader.

Tommy John knew what was coming, and he prepared us all for it.

The Hoosier Lottery had nearly $1.7 billion in sales last fiscal year and will send almost $350 million back to state coffers, according to preliminary and unaudited data presented Tuesday by State Lottery Commission officials.

Kosciusko County Council is now set to review the use of Flock cameras, a surveillance system that collects license plate information that has become the subject of growing criticism over privacy rights and transparency.

Numerous different groups are working together in Kosciusko County to host a Suicide Prevention Day on Wednesday, Sept. 9, at The Gathering Place, 123 S. Buffalo St. in Warsaw.

News reports about Flock cameras continue to surface almost daily as anger and questions over the police practice grow across Indiana and much of the country.

President Donald Trump's decision to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea caught some people off guard, given the decades of support for the democratic nation.

The city of Warsaw's massive HVAC replacement project will finish ahead of schedule, and city meetings, which had been moved to the Police Training Center, are set to return to City Hall this week. 

A Sunday night crash on US 30 in Pierceton involving three trucks has left one person dead.