Kosciusko County

• Pedestrian struck and killed on U.S. 30 in Warsaw
• Grace College Center for Literacy and Learning receives $80K grant
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana launches its volunteer recruitment campaign
• Kosciusko County Commissioners unanimously vote against proposed data center
• Expanded services for the residents of Warsaw for Earth Week
• ISP asking for public's help identifying theft suspect
• Two local food businesses receive thousands in grant funds from USDA
• Area Plan Commission sides with farmers in opposition to Kosciusko County data center
• Kosciusko Recovery Program gives inmate a second chance of life
• Avian flu detected in egg-producing Kosciusko County hen
• Dog finds new life after being saved from troubled Kosciusko County rescue; activists continue to call for justice
• Warsaw Tigers come up short in Class 4A State Championship
• Sheriff's office conducting death investigation on Kosciusko County Councilman
• Warsaw girls basketball team headed to 4A State Championship this weekend
• UPDATE: Statewide Silver Alert cancelled for 66-year-old Warsaw woman
• NWCC holds community-favorite Casino Night March 8
• Two Kosciusko County communities awarded construction grants totaling over $1M
• Local farms ‘losing sleep’ over bird flu concerns
• Three sent to hospital following two-vehicle crash Monday morning
• Kosciusko traffic stop results in arrest and confiscation of $65k, cocaine, and guns
• Three suspects flee Kosciusko County traffic stop on foot, all later caught
• Fellowship Mission host “Conversations on a Bench,” providing resources for those in need
• Big Brothers Big Sisters holds annual bowling fundraiser in Kosciusko County
• Warsaw police, fire respond to fire at local Burger King Tuesday
• Authorities still searching for missing Kosciusko County man
• Fellowship Missions helps man re-enter society and reunite with his family for the holidays
• Warsaw girls soccer coach stepping down after sectional title
• Pickup truck collides with box truck, leaving multiple people injured
• Kosciusko County drug bust results in two arrests
• Fatal single-vehicle crash in Kosciusko County Friday morning
• ISP K9 sniffs out 3 kilos of cocaine during traffic stop in Kosciusko County
• Thanksgiving night crash kills two in Kosciusko County
• Nappanee Public Library poses Winter Reading Challenge to the community
• Warsaw triumphs in semi-state finals game against Merrillville
• Under the Lights: The Warsaw Tigers hosting Merrillville
• Early morning crash claims driver's life Monday in Kosciusko County
• 32-year-old Claypool man faces several drug related felonies
• Early morning fire at Main Channel marina on Lake Wawasee
• BMV extends hours for Election Day
• Fall leaf pick up begins Nov 4 in Warsaw
• Kosciusko County guiding inmates back into society
• Driver flown to hospital following crash with semi-truck on U.S. 30
• ISP, New York State Police joint investigation leads to Warsaw man's arrest for sexual activity with minor
• Kosciusko County releases new haunted digital passports 
• Former Warsaw standout Kiser to be named head softball coach
• Kosciusko Community Recovery Program public meeting happening on Oct. 21
• Ghostly encounters at the Old County Jail Museum
• Warsaw man dies from ATV Accident
• Kosciusko County residents still clearing Friday’s microburst storm damage
• 76-year-old woman dead after car crashes with horse and buggy
• Dangerfest celebrates 10th year showcasing knife throwers from around the world
• Father of three young girls found dead in Wolcottville home speaks
• Burn ban put into effect in Kosciusko County Wednesday night
• UPDATE: Goshen man dies in crash on U.S. 33
• Kosciusko County Commissioners and INDOT celebrate opening of C.R. 1300 N. rail overpass
• 'Rotors Over Mentone' at Lawrence D. Bell Aircraft Museum Saturday
• One-year-old child dead following incident with forklift
• Kosciusko County councilwoman will serve six days in jail for OWI
• One minor dead and another injured in Warsaw drowning
• Parkview Health and Ortho NorthEast break ground on new surgery center in Warsaw
• Indiana DNR awards grants to three local lake and stream projects
• Six-vehicle crash leaves multiple people injured in Kosciusko County
• Warsaw man sentenced to prison for multiple cases
• UPDATE: Driver of semi that crashed into Warsaw restaurant dead
• 52-year-old bicyclist dead after crash with vehicle
• Semi-truck crashes into Warsaw Texas Roadhouse Thursday
• Hair salon gives over 100 free back-to-school haircuts
• Youth and teen auditions open for holiday musicals at Wagon Wheel for the Arts Saturday
• Railway crossing grading will close parts of Mentone intersection for roughly three weeks
• ISP investigating pursuit and crash that left juvenile dead and one injured
• Semi-truck fire in Warsaw Thursday morning
• Family Carnival coming to Warsaw
• UPDATE: Drivers of fatal hit and run in Warsaw last week have been identified
• Local community center hosts 'Ladies Night Out Designer Purses Bingo' fundraiser
• Free regional ski competition coming to Warsaw
• UPDATE: Local beach reopens after E. coli levels returned to normal
• 107th Kosciusko County Fair starts Sunday
• Fatal two-vehicle crash in Plain Township
• Reduced adoption fees for local shelter pets in July
• INDOT hosts ‘Charging the Crossroads’ public meeting in Warsaw
• Main Street Stories: Old County Jail Museum
• Main Street Stories: Warsaw Cut Glass
• Seven local kids graduate Hoosier Youth Challenge Academy
• Developing Downtowns: Warsaw
• UPDATE: Minimal environmental impact from fire at medical facility with hazardous materials in Warsaw
• Fatal motorcycle crash in Kosciusko County Wednesday night
• Tuesday morning crash involving semi-truck in Kosciusko County leaves one dead
• INDOT to host public meetings on program to expand state's EV charging network
• Disney themed 'Wonderland Market' set to take place June 15
• Elkhart County Sheriff gifts K9 unit to Kosciusko County Sheriff's Office
• Annual Village Art Fair in Winona Lake
• Free carnival rides at Milford Lions Festival this weekend
• Happening Today: HireKosciusko event in Warsaw, walk-ins welcome
• Grace College students and faculty showcase 'Elements of Grace' at Monroe Community Church Art Show
• Pierceton neighbors protest sidewalk project that would remove mature trees
• 11 veterans honored by Threads of Valor
• Former Bachelor Ben Higgins brings coffee for purpose to his hometown of Warsaw
• Critical injury accident in Kosciusko County
• Mother's Day Events 2024
• Two-vehicle crash in Kosciusko County leaves one dead