Kosciusko County

• Lake City Skiers present "America's 250th Celebration on Water," a patriotic-themed water ski show
• Readers night out to support Warsaw Community Public Library
• At a Tribute to Veterans, a Vietnam Vet recalls challenging missions
• Freedom Fest welcomes Indiana's Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General
• Freedom Fest kicks off this weekend at the Kosciusko County 4-H Fairgrounds
• Kosciusko's Freedom Fest boasts the nation's largest American Flag
• Woman arrested after chase spanning Marshall, Kosciusko Counties
• Goshen woman arrested after buggy crash in Kosciusko County
• Mentone Egg Fest celebrates 80th year
• One dead in car/motorcycle crash in Kosciusko County
• Three firefighters injured after partial structure collapse in Wednesday house fire
• Last one to Mentone Egg Fest is a rotten egg
• Kosciusko County grandparents sentenced in child kidnapping case
• Warsaw woman uses social media to help grassroots effort in maintaining century old library
• Lake City Skiers launch 2026 season with Avengers-themed show
• Koscisuko County man in custody for allegedly possessing child sex abuse material, drugs
• Taste of Nappanee exploring Nappanee's history with walking tour
• One dead in Kosciusko County car crash
• Two students taken to hospital in Kosciusko County elementary school bus crash
• Warsaw man charged after allegedly sexually assaulting woman with disabilities
• Chicago man arrested for allegedly practicing medicine without a license in Warsaw
• Kosciusko County primary voting center closing due to building emergency
• Local U.S. Representative in attendance for White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting
• Man sentenced to a decade in prison for pursuit that left one officer injured
• Lilly Center uses $10M grant to protect Kosciusko County's lakes
• Expanded city services for Earth Day
• Over 200,000 eggs destroyed in Kosciusko County tractor trailer fire
• DNR restricts boating on several Kosciusko County lakes
• Congressman Yakym announces April Staff Mobile Office hours
• Syracuse Skate Park closed until further notice following vandalism
• Food Bank of Northern Indiana releases April mobile food distribution schedule
• Downtown Warsaw parking changes go into effect in April
• Suspect enters guilty plea agreement in pursuit, officer-involved shooting
• Warsaw teen dead following Monday night shooting, suspect in custody
• More than just fighting fires: Warsaw fire official helps with Lake Village tornado cleanup
• North Webster man charged with Rape, Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Warsaw man in critical condition after being struck by vehicle
• Anchorage Road to close during recontruction
• Free community pancake breakfast
• North Webster Community Center hosts 'Casino Night' fundraiser
• Officers who assisted with unexpected Valentine's Day 'delivery' reunite with family
• Man arrested after allegedly exposing, touching self at Warsaw business
• Local churches gather for annual Supermarket Sweep donation event
• UPDATE: Pedestrian dies after being struck by semi on US 30 Monday night
• Husky Trail bridge to close for NIPSCO work
• Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory hosts Push-In Ceremony for new ladder truck
• Grant supports construction of walking trail and archery range at Tri-County Fish and Wildlife Area
• Man turns self in after warrant issued following cyber tip investigation
• UPDATE: Turkey Creek Fire Captain on administrative leave following charges of deer hunting on private land, resisting law enforcement
• Zimmer Biomet announces downsizing
• Man arrested, charged with shooting deer hunter on private property
• Syracuse man charged with murder in 1975 San Diego cold case
• Warsaw man arrested, charged with Possession of Child Pornography
• Warsaw coach and Hall of Famer passes away at 83
• Summer's Spotlight: Celebrating "Big" community with Mentoring Month
• Warsaw alum kicks overtime field goal in Sunday's Rams against Bears nailbiter
• Crash totals across Michiana following winter weather chaos
• Rummage sale to benefit Senior Primelife Enrichment Center
• Milford man sentenced for making threatening social media posts mentioning President Trump
• Dalton Corporation in Warsaw set to close its doors after 112 years, over 250 workers to be laid off
• Illinois man airlifted to South Bend Memorial after semi crash
• Kosciusko County deemed StormReady by NOAA/NWS
• Former Kosciusko County Sheriff passes away at 78
• Two more suspects charged after baby overdoses on fentanyl
• Christmas spirit shining bright throughout Kosciusko County
• Governor Braun attends groundbreaking, praises $15 million Warsaw carpenter training facility
• Multiple departments respond to Friday morning house fire
• North Webster kicks off the Holiday Season with Annual Tree Lighting
• Two dead following crash on S.R. 15 North Thursday
• 27-year-old man charged with Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Nutcrackers take over Nappanee!
• UPDATE: Warsaw Police Department responds to fatal vehicle vs pedestrian crash
• Two face drug charges after baby reportedly overdoses on fentanyl at birthday party
• Warsaw Community Schools hosts initiative to feed families over Christmas break
• We Care Warsaw holds Complementary Service Fair Saturday
• Man arrested for allegedly trying to swim from police after firing gunshots
• Kosciusko County community foundation approves emergency funding for Milford Food Bank
• Mentone man sentenced to prison for injuring daughter
• UPDATE: Missing 79-year-old Kosciusko County man found safe
• Syracuse woman charged in connection with fatal drug overdose
• Warsaw railroad crossing improvements begin Oct. 20
• Man found guilty in shooting of ex's new boyfriend
• Man charged with Kidnapping after attempting to take student from school
• Update on pollution of E. Coli in Cherry Creek
• Semi and train crash in Mentone Wednesday morning
• Warsaw Tigers get their revenge from Plymouth Rockies, with 42-14 finish Friday
• Warsaw Tigers look for revenge from last year's 1-point loss in OT to Plymouth Rockies
• Grace College breaks enrollment record five years in a row
• 49th Annual Nappanee Apple Festival kicks off with 600-pound apple pie
• Motorcyclist charged with OWI, Causing Death of passenger
• Former Elkhart County ETC employee charged with Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• Man attempts to swim the Lake Wawasee shoreline
• Town of Winona Lake takes action after pollution found in Cherry Creek
• Nappanee Night Out Against Crime helps unite first responders with their community
• Kosciusko Area Bus Service adding new route starting Monday
• Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce is recognized for 'ALL IN Kosciusko Campaign'
• Kosciusko County Velo developing new bike park near Winona Lake
• Man arrested after allegedly stealing alcohol, food, boat, and golf cart
• Woman arrested for allegedly threatening to blow up Kosciusko County DCS office
• Kosciusko County Justice Building temporarily closed due to damage