News Now Warsaw

A delayed legal fight over Indiana’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors can now move forward following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling Wednesday that upheld a similar law in Tennessee.

A recent Warsaw high school graduate who was part of the football team remains hospitalized after being shot Saturday night at a large party in South Whitley.

You don’t have to know me well to know that I love to fish.

National Go Skateboarding Day is Saturday, and Warsaw Parks will celebrate with an event at Mantis Skate Park.

The Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce was named the 2025 Indiana Chamber of the Year by the Indiana Chamber Executives Association (ICEA) during its annual conference held in early June in Muncie.

Dave Gustafson has taken the city’s idea of sidewalk seating to a new level at the Anthology Whiskey Room in downtown Warsaw.

Autocam Medical, a fast-growing med tech company, got a taste of the Warsaw workforce after it began using part of Medtronic’s local facility, and now it wants the full entree.

Autocam Medical, an orthopedic manufacturer with headquarters in Grand Rapids, Mich., plans to construct a $70 million facility in Warsaw’s Tech Park along US 30.

An early morning pursuit on Sunday resulted in the arrest of a Warsaw man.  

A utility worker in a bucket truck working in Marshall County was severely injured when he came in contact with an electrical line.

A recent survey commissioned by Ohio State University focused on Americans’ perceptions of testicular cancer.

One person was killed and 11 others were injured after they were shot in Elkhart Sunday morning.

Numerous supporters of Donald Trump on Saturday tried to disrupt the No Kings protest, which turned out to likely be one of the biggest protests organized in Warsaw in decades.

Hopes by the probation department to give its overloaded officers a competitive wage for 2025 were dashed Thursday night by the Kosciusko County Council after receiving advice from the county’s financial consultant.

A Pierceton man was injured after crashing his motorcycle in Nappanee after allegedly fleeing police in Wakarusa.

Slate Auto was welcomed to town Thursday night after the Kosciusko County Council approved a tax abatement plan for the upstart electric vehicle manufacturer that plans to begin operations next year.

City and county officials are eyeing a tract of property as they consider constructing a city-county parking garage in Warsaw.

Indiana ag leaders were in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to meet with Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins.

OrthoWorx has announced the appointment of Ryan Christner as president and chief executive officer.

Warsaw Community Schools Corporation has avoided recent state cuts involving a Pre-K funding program.

Indiana agencies have laid off dozens of state employees in response to recently enacted budget cuts — marking the first such reductions since Gov. Mike Braun signed the state’s new, slimmed down spending plan last month.

The Clubhouse is a concept that supports those struggling with mental health issues and has been around nationally since the 1940s.

Warsaw Community Schools (WCS) recognized five recipients of the 2025 Board Scholarships at its board meeting on Tuesday.

You’ll see a lot of printed columns and videos in tribute to fathers in the days leading up to Father’s Day this Sunday.

The River Coffeehouse just keeps flowing into uncharted areas.

The Kosciusko County Board of Zoning Appeals has ordered a Palestine Lake area resident to get rid of his free-range chickens.

Warsaw Community Public Library continues its traveling Library Stories in the Park on Thursday in Warsaw.

The Braun administration has directed agencies to withhold 5% of their funds from specific budget line items — rather than allowing department heads to identify areas for reserves. This is in addition to appropriation cuts already enacted in the state budget passed in April.

Cardinal Services was awarded a $4,000 grant from the Indiana Arts Commission in 2024 with the support of Region 2 Arts Partner, the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County.

Nine charges have been filed against the man involved in Saturday morning’s police-involved shooting in Kosciusko County.