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Gov. Mike Braun not only extended the suspension of the sales tax on gasoline another 30 days Wednesday — he paused the state gas tax, as well.

This is one of those weeks where I could write three columns about stuff going on in sports, but I’d rather meld them all together into a single offering.

The ML Community Impact Alliance (MLCIA) and The  Freedom Fest Committee has announced that Super Seal of Warsaw will be performing seal coating work on the main entrance of the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds on Monday, May 11 (weather permitting).

The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams is eager to welcome Joel Petrie to the team.

Indiana Republican voters decisively sided with President Donald Trump’s call for political vengeance against state senators who defied him and voted down congressional redistricting.

Don Wiesehan won his Republican primary race against five-term incumbent Bob Conley for the Kosciusko County Commissioner's Southern District seat in what turned out to be the most anticipated contest in the county. 

The city of Warsaw is working to attract what's being described as a food-related business to be part of the Millworks apartment project, where the Owen’s grocery store once stood.

A Chicago doctor is facing felony charges in Kosciusko County after police say he was giving IV treatments out of his home in Warsaw without a license to practice medicine in Indiana. 

Five people, including three juveniles, were injured when a pickup truck collided with a Wawasee Community Schools bus near James Lake on Monday afternoon.

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month this May, CARES will host QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Gatekeeper Training on Monday at The Gathering Place, 123 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw.

Extensive conversations between the city of Warsaw and Norfolk Southern Railroad have led to an agreement that will spur some improvements at two crossings.

The Milford Food Bank's new warehouse will soon be turning out more food more efficiently and to more partners.

Early voting in Kosciusko County will conclude Monday morning ahead of Tuesday’s primary election.

The two top winners in the annual Second Congressional art competition are from Penn High School and Lakeland Christian Academy.

A 24-year-old Dubois County man was arrested Thursday after Indiana State Police say he sent a series of threatening social media messages to Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is inviting the community to step inside the magic of professional theatre like never before with its inaugural Summer Launch Party Fundraiser.

A juvenile died in a one-car accident Wednesday night in Wabash County.

A new infusion of money from Lilly Endowment Inc. will allow for a much more proactive approach to protecting the health of area lakes by the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams at Grace College.

Slate Auto says it will begin deliveries of its future electric pickup trucks from its plant in Warsaw beginning in December.

Warsaw Community Schools welcomed more than 200 elementary students on Saturday for the 11th Annual Elementary Robotics Showcase, held at the WCHS TRACC.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has signaled a growing willingness to legalize marijuana, noting the Hoosier State is “surrounded” by states that have legalized the drug to some degree.

The hardest season of the high school sports calendar is the spring season and it’s not even close.

A Warsaw man was arrested after allegedly having sex with a mentally and physically disabled person.

News Release WARSAW — One of the 21 vote centers in Kosciusko County will not be open during the May 5 primary. The Kosciusko County Election...

A South Bend developer who walked away from a high-profile economic development project in Warsaw several years ago is facing more problems.

The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office is alerting the public to a recent scam involving fraudulent requests for inmate bond payments.

Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation will host its first-ever Corporation Art Show, showcasing student artwork from all Tippecanoe Valley schools.

Bids are now being sought for repairs to the Justice Building following the collapse of limestone slabs above an entrance nearly eight months ago.

Downtown Warsaw will soon have another nearby coffee shop./

There were no injuries as a result of a house fire on Saturday afternoon.