Kosciusko County

• Beyond the Badge: Inside look at how reserve officers train for an active shooter scenario
• Warsaw – Wayne Fire Territory now offering mental health services
• Boat rescue saves three from Spear Lake
• Women's advocacy expert sheds light on sexual abuse following allegations about Warsaw Pastor
• HELP Program seeks feedback from Kosciusko County residents
• Pastor accused of having sex with female member for years, starting when she was 16-years-old
• The Learning Curve: summer school plans at Wawasee Community Schools
• Man arrested on drug charges following monthslong investigation
• Vehicle lands in ditch following chase, Leesburg man arrested
• South Bend man airlifted to hospital following crash in Warsaw
• Fatal single-vehicle crash in Jefferson Township
• Warsaw Public Library receives funds for E-book project
• Silver Alert cancelled for two missing from Anderson
• Sheriff's office launches new app to communicate with public
• ISP seeks recruits for Motor Carrier Inspectors
• Hoosier Lottery returns more than $6.7 billion to good causes
• Election Day: Sheriff candidates respond to election results in Kosciusko and Marshall Counties
• Election Day: Sheriff candidates for Fulton, Kosciusko, LaGrange, Marshall and Starke counties
• Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office introduces new smartphone app for residents
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites May 2022
• Notre Dame students tour medical device industries
• Body found in Loon Lake identified as missing man
• Last day to request absentee ballots for Indiana primary
• Man sentenced to 15 years for child molesting
• Silver Alert declared for missing Auburn teenager
• UPDATE: Silver Alert cancelled for missing Greenwood teen
• S.R. 19 to close south of Nappanee beginning April 18
• South Shore Line mask requirement extended until May 3
• Hoosiers should see $125 Automatic Taxpayer Refund soon
• Taste of Nappanee and Spring Artisans Market event returns
• Silver Alert declared for missing Lawrenceburg man
• Community celebrates local veteran on 100th birthday
• Beyond the Badge: Meet the men getting a second chance through Kosciusko County’s JCAP program
• Beyond the Badge: What it takes to run the Kosciusko County Jail
• FAFSA filing deadline extended to April 18
• Second booster dose now available to Hoosiers
• Warsaw hosting webinar on soil erosion
• List of voting centers in Kosciusko County
• Pedestrian dies in early morning crash along State Road 13
• Inmate accused of smuggling drugs into Kosciusko County Jail
• Emergency enhanced SNAP benefits for Hoosiers ends in June
• New law requires license to buy or sell catalytic converters in Indiana
• Beyond the Badge: What goes on behind the scenes of a SWAT team?
• The factors contributing to increasing gas prices include Russia, pandemic and more
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites March 2022
• Beyond the Badge: Training is in full force for reserve officers across Northern Indiana
• VIDEO: Driver fleeing police crashes on US30 and Oak Road
• Cancellations and closures due to winter storm
• One dead after early morning crash in Winona Lake
• Mentone Police Department looking to identify suspect in burglary
• Sephora at Kohl’s Experience coming to three Michiana locations in 2022
• "Girls on the Run" getting ready to welcome new group
• Arrest made in shooting on S. James Street
• Beyond the Badge: Kosciusko County’s proactive approach to keeping drugs off the streets
• 2022 Black History Month events in Michiana
• Photos: Storm of the Season ❄
• Warsaw restaurant staying open to help feed locals during snowstorm
• Officials urging caution amid drifting snow, slick roads
• Photos: Storm of the Season Day 2
• Winter storm information, delays, cancellations and closures
• Kosciusko County experiencing Thursday morning snowfall
• First responders in Warsaw working to keep people safe during snowstorm
• Essential workers helping keep things going amid major snow storm
• Photos: Storm of the Season
• Warsaw area experiences heavy, wintery mix Wednesday morning
• Kosciusko County prepares for the winter storm that could impact them the most
• Online resource helps Indiana tenants and landlords affected by pandemic
• Claypool Police Department issues a boil water advisory
• Mercedes Lain’s parents accept plea agreements
• Justin Miller sentenced for the murder of 11-month-old Mercedes Lain
• Community, local police officers honor Drake Price with final salute
• Wawasee High School going virtual January 13-14
• Warsaw Police announce death of honorary police officer
• PHOTOS: Snowy Monday in Michiana
• Indiana Chamber, Hospital Association make vaccine push
• Gov. Holcomb gives update on COVID-19 in Indiana
• Zimmer Biomet Foundation encourages employees to give back
• Student taken into custody after threat made against two local school systems
• Wawasee High School students sent home early following threat
• Wawasee High School students sent home due to threat
• Hoosier taxpayers to receive $125 refund next year
• Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Office searching for missing Syracuse man
• Victim identified in December 4 fatal car crash on C.R. 500 E
• Two Kosciusko County hunters survive after boat sinks on Webster Lake
• Man arrested after crash with buggy on State Road 19
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana distribution sites December 1-31
• Three injured in crash on Armstrong Road on Thanksgiving
• Warsaw Goodwill job fair
• Warsaw Police asking for help identifying subjects in photo
• Indiana offering COVID-19 vaccine to all kids ages 5 to 11
• Grace College hosts Supermarket Sweep November 3
• Construction begins on Parkview Kosciusko Hospital
• New Life Christian Church distributing food
• Warsaw company fires 65 employees
• Food Bank distribution site in Kosciusko County October 28
• Area Code change goes into effect today
• Procession route for Captain Clay Layne released
• 10-digit dialing begins October 24 in 219, 574 area codes
• Silver Alert canceled for missing Kosciusko County man
• County Farm Bureaus offering $10,000 reward for barn fire arrest