Kosciusko County News

• Warsaw council members vote to allow community baby box
• Bodycam video of Warsaw Police Chief incident released
• Grace College Head Men’s Basketball Coach retires after 42 seasons
• State Police to look into incident involving Warsaw Police Chief
• Warsaw man arrested after short police pursuit
• One person in custody after threat made at Tippecanoe Valley High School
• Warsaw Police Department asks for help identifying possible credit card fraud suspects
• Shots fired during warrant service in Kosciusko County
• Kosciusko County sex offender awaiting extradition to Texas
• SWAT arrests six people at home in Milford Junction
• Tips on how to prevent hypothermia, frostbite
• Multiple counties experiencing slick road conditions
• Silver Alert issued for Nappanee girl
• Nappanee man accused of child molestation
• Claypool woman accused of using social media to share child porn, bestiality with herself
• Travel watch issued for several Michiana counties
• Weather related closings and delays
• Travel advisories remain in effect for several Ind. counties
• IDHS travel advisories for St.Joseph and Kosciusko counties
• Winter Weather Advisory affecting several counties Jan. 12 to Jan. 13
• ABC57 Investigates: The state of hate in Indiana
• Warsaw offers snow removal assistance
• Snow removal help available in Warsaw for homeowners with medical restrictions
• DNR arrests Milford man for allegedly poaching deer, possessing firearm
• Man airlifted to hospital after ATV crash in Kosciusko County
• Indiana State Trooper to become new Sheriff of Kosciusko County
• Rollover crash in Warsaw under investigation
• Warsaw man sentenced for transporting child pornography
• Pedestrian hit, killed in Warsaw
• Two people injured in a moped crash in Kosciusko County
• Made In Michiana: Maple Leaf Farms
• FTC: Michigan has largest number of identity theft cases in US
• Indiana releases school accountability grades
• Helping your kids earn college scholarships as early as kindergarten
• ISP seeking applicants for Toll Road Dispatch Center by Nov. 9
• Man accused of arson and stalking for allegedly setting 2 fires at woman's home
• Special Report: We the People
• U.S. 30 in Kosciusko County reopens after deadly crash
• Warsaw to host event to help veterans
• Warsaw Police release surveillance photos of theft suspect
• Meth labs making a comeback in Michiana
• Suspect in Pierceton robbery apprehended
• Judge denies former Sheriff Rosenstine's request to reduce felony charge
• 16-year-old struck, killed by train in Kosciusko County
• Man shot by Warsaw police officer tried to enter resident's home before she called 911
• Fireballs reported in Michiana on Monday; 6 meteor showers to round out 2018
• Officer, suspects names released following police shooting
• Officer involved shooting in Warsaw
• Warsaw looks to quickly improve safety on Hickory Street
• Deputies identify driver killed in crash on US30
• Bicyclist dies in crash, driver flees the scene
• Warsaw Community Schools making strides to improve mental health, safety
• Warsaw Police release surveillance photos of 2 subjects
• New treatment facility brings different approach to fighting drug addiction
• Over 900 Indiana schools tested for lead, area schools exceed EPA limit
• Kosciusko County receives grant for Jail Chemical Addiction Program
• Warsaw man sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for dealing heroin
• Car crash sends two people to hospital
• Former coach accused of sexual misconduct with a minor, child seduction
• Without warning: Why alerts didn't sound for the Warsaw tornado
• EF1 tornado confirmed in Warsaw Monday
• ALDI hosts hiring event in stores across Michiana
• Investigation continues into deadly motel fire, no state fire code
• Semi overturns on SR 14, road to be closed for hours
• South Whitley Police officer resigns over Facebook post
• Storm damage creates power outages in Kosciusko County
• Regional show ski competition brings money to Warsaw
• ISP accepting applications for Regional Dispatch positions
• Trump nominates local farmer to serve the United Nations
• Fatal car, train collision under investigation
• Community reacts to Kosciusko County Fair racing lawsuit
• Filmmaker seeks extras in Kosciusko County
• Flooding assistance deadline quickly approaching
• Local companies backed up as rainwater fills normally dry basements
• Report calls for changes to Indiana DCS
• Multi-county pursuit ends with 2 arrests
• Traveling Vietnam Wall replica visits Warsaw
• Kosciusko Co. man transforms front yard into unique Memorial Day tribute
• Bachelor star and Warsaw native Ben Higgins returns for Indy 500
• Warsaw Community Schools goes solar
• ABC57 Investigates: Are you getting what you paid for at the pump?
• Three injured in crash near Warsaw
• Two men wanted for Goshen, Warsaw thefts
• Semi hit by train in Kosciusko County
• Vote to be held on demolition of former Silver Lake Elementary School
• Chemical spill in Warsaw contained
• Job fairs to host dozens of employers in Mishawaka and Warsaw
• ABC57 Investigates: Trouble with townships
• Bureau of Motor Vehicles extends hours ahead of primary election
• Four facing charges after child hospitalized with life-threatening injuries
• Vietnam Memorial Wall replica to be displayed in Warsaw
• Inside the Storm: Searching for tornado strength
• Inside the Storm: Siren standards
• Several arrests made in Nappanee search warrant
• Luke Messer looks to turn U.S. Senate seat red again
• Warsaw officers awarded for life saving efforts
• Man shot during argument in Leesburg
• Four juveniles accused of robbing another juvenile
• Culver Academy basketball wins first state championship in school history
• Culver takes down top-ranked New Castle for trip to State Championship