News Now Warsaw

Stryker, one of the biggest orthopedic firms in the country with offices in Warsaw and other Indiana cities, said a cyberattack disrupted its global networks Wednesday.

Joe's Kids, a nonprofit pediatric therapy clinic serving children in Warsaw, has been awarded a $50,000 challenge grant from the Dekko Foundation.

The Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) Student Council will host a Riley Movie Night on Friday, March 20, inviting families and community members to enjoy a movie while supporting a meaningful cause.

There are things in life that we know are coming, and we still are not and cannot be prepared enough to experience them anyway.

Major storms that whipped up tornadoes in parts of Illinois and Indiana on Tuesday leveled homes, downed trees and power lines, and overwhelmed a 911 center south of Chicago with emergency calls, according to officials.

Kosciusko County avoided the worst of a storm that caused heavy damage to parts of Illinois and Indiana Tuesday night, but heavy rains led to a brief flash flood warning for North Webster, Milford and Syracuse.

Out of an abundance of caution due to the potential for severe weather this evening, Warsaw Community Schools is making adjustments to after-school activities.

A Warsaw man who was walking along North Detroit Street Saturday night was struck and critically injured.

Nationally touring comedian Clay Foley is coming to Whitley County on Saturday, April 11, at the Carver Center in Columbia City for a first-ever night of comedy show to benefit the shelter pets of the Humane Society of Whitley County.

Warsaw Community Public Library is now making available to its patrons free access to seven high-profile destinations across Indiana.

Gov. Mike Braun’s administration has proposed charging $15.60 in tolls to drive a car across Indiana on Interstate 70 in order to pay for widening all of that highway to six lanes.

As spring stirs the Hoosier forest floors, a new local series aims to turn curious hikers into confident foragers.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) wants Butler University to end its tradition of having a live mascot since Blue IV retired.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency for three Michigan counties after multiple tornadoes on Friday killed four people and injured dozens more.

Kosciusko County Farmers and Artisans Market will remain in downtown Warsaw this summer, but with some changes.

Warsaw Parks and Recreation will offer a free Arts & Crafts Day on Wednesday, from 1–3 p.m. in the Pete Thorn Gym at 800 N Park Ave, Warsaw.

Four people were killed Friday in southern Michigan as powerful storms that produced at least two tornadoes reduced homes to rubble, sent parts of roofs flying into the air and left a trail of debris hanging from power lines.

Live Well Kosciusko is partnering with Francine’s Friends to bring breast cancer screenings directly to the Leesburg community.

Beginning March 16, Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts will launch its spring session of Conservatory classes, open to students from 2nd grade through adults. The session is sponsored by Dave and Cynthia Illingworth.

Warsaw Mayor Jeff Grose is applauding recent efforts to enhance the downtown by Main Street Warsaw.

Indiana’s new school accountability system is officially on the books, pending a few final signatures.

Former Republican Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard is shaking up Indiana’s race for secretary of state by announcing a run as an independent Wednesday.

Lou Holtz, the College Football Hall of Fame coach who led Notre Dame to the 1988 national championship and won 249 games over 33 seasons at six schools, has died. He was 89.

Even though it’s rainy this week, the warmer temps and the end of basketball season for most schools have us all thinking about spring and the spring sports season.

A judge is being asked to remove from the primary ballot a candidate with the same last name as President Donald Trump's endorsed challenger to a Republican state senator who opposed the Indiana congressional redistricting plan.

A mainstay in Kosciusko County agriculture, Creighton Brothers is selling off its egg production operations after 100 years of business.

Husky Trail was expected to reopen on Wednesday, March 4, after bridge work, according to the city of Warsaw.

Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a fatal hunting incident that occurred Saturday night in Fulton County.

When Roger Grossman first spoke in public about his goal of becoming a broadcaster, he heard laughter from his first-grade classmates at Argos Elementary School, about 30 minutes west of Warsaw.

Anchorage Road will close beginning Monday, March 16, for a significant road reconstruction project.