News Now Warsaw

One person died and two were injured in a wrong-way collision on I-65 shortly before 2 a.m. Saturday, north of Merrillville.

Students at Jefferson STEM Elementary raised $1,200 for Magical Meadows through a student-led 3D printing fundraiser.

Two youths died and two others were seriously injured when a pickup truck crashed into a horse-drawn cart on Friday morning.

A heavily amended casino relocation proposal advanced out of the Indiana Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday, sending to the chamber floor an ongoing debate over where the state’s next casino should land — and who gets to decide.

Kosciusko County park leaders are inviting the public to attend a meeting at the City-County Athletic Complex to learn more about the Chinworth Bridge trailhead park and seek folks who want to get involved.

Indiana legislators added some details Thursday on their outline for how a Northwest Indiana Stadium Authority would partner with the Chicago Bears on a possible multi-billion-dollar stadium project in Hammond.

A plan by the Winona Lake town council to construct a roundabout at the intersection of Pierceton and Packerton roads is gaining momentum, but it will be a few years before it takes shape.

The Chicago Bears and Indiana officials announced a potential deal Thursday for the NFL franchise to cross the state line and build a new stadium in Hammond.

The Warsaw Alpha Lambda Chapter of Tri Kappa will award a variety of scholarships to both high school seniors and existing college students throughout Kosciusko/Whitley counties this spring.

The U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement announced a detainee from Cambodia died in ICE custody on Monday at Miami Correctional Facility in north-central Indiana.

I want to spend some time in this space this week remembering someone whom I called ‘friend,’ and many of you did also.

The Central Indiana Police Foundation says it will host the family-approved fund to support the family of Beech Grove Police Officer Brian Elliott, who was killed in the line of duty Monday night.

Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County has announced plans for a Home Repair Program in a partnership with the Kosciusko County Community Foundation.

It appears the Kosciusko County Farmers and Artisans Market will likely remain in downtown Warsaw.

A 69-year-old motorist from Rochester was struck and killed Monday night on US 30 after he exited his vehicle to retrieve an item that had fallen from the bed of his truck.

Indiana voters will decide this fall whether to amend the state constitution to allow judges to deny bail for certain “dangerous” defendants after lawmakers in the House gave final legislative approval Monday to the proposed constitutional change.

Indiana’s early voting period would be cut from 28 days to 16 days in a year-old push revived by Republican state senators.

Indiana lawmakers are crafting statewide penny-rounding policies as Hoosier retailers struggle through a nationwide shortage of the discontinued coin, but admit it needs more work. State revenues could also suffer.

The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Kosciusko County Community Foundation, invites community members to attend the annual Barn & Business Breakfast, a morning event focused on celebrating agriculture and its vital role in Kosciusko County.

The music has started, the dance shoes are on, and rehearsals are officially underway for the fourth annual Dancing with the Stars for Charity, returning Saturday, March 28 at 7 p.m. at the Warsaw Performing Arts Center.

Jerry F. Kreger, a community leader and lifetime resident of Pierceton, passed away in his home on Wednesday.

The countdown clock is ticking louder for a potential deal locating the new Chicago Bears stadium in northwest Indiana.

The Kosciusko County Community Foundation recently awarded 21 local organizations and agencies with Community Fund Grants.

Reaction to Friday’s walkout by about 90 animated and angry Warsaw High School students prompted strong reactions afterward.

A student walkout and protest by an estimated 90 Warsaw High School students on Friday eventually led to the arrest of a counter-protester accused of striking an adult woman helping guide students across the street a block from the Kosciusko County Courthouse. 

Here are four events happening tonight in Warsaw and Winona Lake:

Indiana House Republicans pushed through a bill mandating local cooperation with federal immigration crackdowns, brushing aside criticism that the measure would misdirect police resources and was un-Christian.

Development of a bike park near the Grace College athletic fields by the Kosciusko Velo Cycling Club is picking up speed, and much of the construction could be underway this year. the Grace College athletic fields by the Kosciusko Velo Club is picking up speed, and construction of a major portion of it could begin this year.

A movement to reduce the number of overdose deaths and suicides in Kosiusko County is gaining traction.

A 72-year-old Rochester woman died in a crash late Wednesday afternoon in Marshall County.