Kosciusko County

• Warsaw Police looking for alleged theft suspects
• Two dead after crash on S.R. 15
• Single-vehicle accident in Kosciusko County leaves one dead
• Silver Alert declared for missing Syracuse teen
• Indiana health officials give update on COVID-19, vaccination efforts
• Kosciusko County Farmers & Artisans Market opens this weekend
• Syracuse Police searching for missing teenager
• Governor Holcomb sues Legislature over emergency powers
• 10-digit dialing transition period begins Saturday
• The Silver Alert has been cancelled for the Warsaw man
• Man killed in Sunday night fire
• Passenger killed in crash on State Road 15
• Sheriff: Man leads Goshen police on chase through multiple counties
• Warsaw hosting Indiana Department of Health COVID vaccine clinic this month
• Warsaw man wanted on multiple warrants taken into custody after standoff
• Deputies identify woman killed in crash in Kosciusko County
• Grace College announced their 2021 commencement plans
• Hoosiers over the age of 16 eligible for COVID-19 vaccine on March 31
• Kosciusko County creates new Developmental Disabilities form
• Community leaders from four Michiana counties call for more education funding in Indiana
• The future of summer camps amid the pandemic
• School bus driver deals with pandemic restrictions, quarantining
• Indiana teachers now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
• A reminder to change your clocks and test your smoke alarms for Daylight Saving Time
• Ivy Tech in Warsaw confirms in-person plans for fall semester
• Meijer holding six vaccination clinics for teachers
• What to do when you spot a bunny nest in the wild
• Indiana’s travel status downgraded to yellow by the City of Chicago
• Indiana announces Hoosiers 55 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
• Police conducting high-visibility patrols through March
• Visit Indiana launches Indiana State Nature Passport program
• Innovate WithIN offering $25,000 to Hoosier students with an entrepreneurial idea
• Tips to safeguard against identity theft
• 'COVID-19 and Crime, Courts' Part 3: Local family seeking justice during pandemic shutdown
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb announces results of increased school bus safety patrols
• Northern Indiana Veterans Affairs Health Care System seeking retired nurses for vaccine clinics
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb signs legislation providing COVID-19 liability protections to businesses
• Weather related closures and cancellations
• South Shore Line offering ticket promotion
• Indiana panels back tighter abortion law, ending gun permits
• Secretary of State Connie Lawson announces resignation
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites February 15 - 19
• Indiana Dunes National Park implementing federal mask requirement
• Celebrate International Women’s Day with Pass the Torch for Women Foundation
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites February 8 - 11
• Four people arrested on drug charges following community tips
• Man who fled police arrested after K9 locates him in nearby garage
• ISP investigating shooting involving Kosciusko County deputies
• Operation Groundhog results in arrests of 21 people on drug-related charges
• Walmart pharmacies in Mishawaka, Michigan City and Warsaw to administer COVID-19 vaccines
• Local pharmacies will begin administering COVID-19 vaccines
• Driver airlifted after rollover crash on County Farm Road
• BMV announcing two-hour closure February 4
• Indiana Sheriffs’ Association awarding scholarships
• Indiana has 590,211 cases of COVID-19 and 8,936 deaths
• Indiana State Police recruiting for 81st Recruit Academy
• VIDEO: Car goes airborne, crashes into first floor of house on High Street
• Hoosiers 70 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
• Virtual learning cancels the traditional snow day
• Stock+Field closing all 25 locations
• How to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Indiana and Michigan
• Indiana Department of Natural Resources seeking volunteers for MLK day
• Kosciusko County Health Department will begin administering COVID-19 vaccine
• What items your emergency kit should include this winter
• Police identify driver who crashed on SR 19 following pursuit
• Callers pretending to be deputies from Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office
• Indiana has 496,306 cases of COVID-19, 7,539 deaths
• Indiana has 493,841 cases of COVID-19 and 7,496 deaths
• Indiana has 492,021 cases of COVID-19 and 7,461 deaths
• Indiana has 488,180 cases of COVID-19 and 7,431 deaths
• Indiana has 476,538 cases of COVID-19, 7,306 deaths
• Indiana has 471,876 cases of COVID-19, 7,244 deaths
• Indiana SNAP recipients can now purchase groceries online from ALDI
• Indiana has 468,219 cases of COVID-19, 7,101 deaths
• Gift It Forward program launched by Ivy Tech Warsaw
• Deputies identify man killed in stabbing on West Side Dr.
• One dead, two injured in stabbing; possible suspect in custody
• Indiana has 430,401 cases of COVID-19, 6,530 deaths
• Single vehicle collision leaves two injured
• Indiana has 425,434 cases of COVID-19, 6,495 deaths
• Indiana has 419,536 cases of COVID-19, 6,458 deaths
• Indiana has 412,135 cases of COVID-19, 6,373 deaths
• Local theatres work to keep lights on during a difficult holiday season
• The Nappanee Public Library will be offering curbside pickup
• Nappanee mayor removes COVID-19 violation fine ordinance from meeting agenda
• Indiana has 387,278 cases of COVID-19, 5,986 deaths
• Gov. Holcomb directs Indiana to lower flags to half-staff
• Indiana has 381,617 cases of COVID-19, 5,944 deaths
• Indiana has 375,019 cases of COVID-19, 5,910 deaths
• Local Warsaw dog groomer donating beds to animal shelters
• Warsaw nursing home setting up Toys for Tots drop-off box
• The Salvation Army looking for bell ringers in Kosciusko County
• Indiana has 338,977 cases of COVID-19, 5,456 deaths
• Indiana has 329,008 cases of COVID-19, 5,394 deaths
• Indiana has 318,894 cases of COVID-19, 5,295 deaths
• College enrollment numbers up, despite pandemic
• Warsaw athletic complex closed through February
• Kosciusko County changes COVID testing location
• Indiana has 295,357 cases of COVID-19, 5,040 deaths
• Indiana has 289,183 cases of COVID-19, 4,992 deaths