Local News

Thanks to the Manchester Squires, we know that the local boys basketball season will end this Saturday.

The Indiana Department of Correction (DOC) offered a new but tiny glimpse into Indiana’s efforts to resume executions, revealing the state paid $900,000 to acquire the drug used to carry out the death penalty for convicted killer Joseph Corcoran.

An advisory health panel in Kosciusko County is assembling information as officials consider preparing an ordinance that would establish guidelines for inspecting tattoo parlors.

Old Road 30E in Warsaw will be closed on Thursday for six hours for emergency utility work.

Tracy Horrell, assistant superintendent of secondary education, told the Warsaw School Board Tuesday that in less than a year, there will be students at Warsaw Community High School in the Dual Language Immersion (DLI) program.

KABS could unveil a new deviated fixed route in the Warsaw-Winona Lake area this summer if the plan is adopted.

Whitko Community Schools and OrthoWorx are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of the ManufacturED program that will be available to students during the 2025-2026 school year.

Kosciusko Area bus Service, better known as KABS, is considering establishing fixed bus routes in Warsaw and Winona Lake and will seek public input tonight at a meeting at the Warsaw Community Public Library.

Chuck McLaughlin and the Lake City Skiers are thrilled about the news that emanated from Down Under Sunday when it was announced that Warsaw will host the 2027 World Show Ski championship.

Former state senator and President Donald Trump’s state director Carlin Yoder is considering a primary challenge to fellow Republican U.S. Sen. Todd Young.