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News Release INDIANAPOLIS – Columbia City High School has launched six State Earn and Learn (SEAL) programs—the most SEALs for one school or education provider in the state. The six SEAL programs are in advanced manufacturing, welding, fire and rescue, health science (CNA), education professions and emergency medical … Read More
Police have released an image of the suspect and urged anyone who is able to identify him to come forward with information.
The Warsaw Community Schools' Board of School Trustees has tabled agreeing to a memorandum of understanding related to a tax increment funding district in Winona Lake.
Edgewood Middle School's Annual Food Drive has been a long-standing tradition for over a decade and officials say it's needed more than ever this year.
As we move into cold and flu season, it’s important to understand that there are many ways we can take charge of our health so our immune systems can better ward off illness and disease. Food plays a huge role…
Wa-Nee Community Schools announced late Tuesday afternoon that NorthWood High School would be shifting to a virtual format beginning Monday, Nov. 16.
Crown Point fire Lt. Matt Kodicek has hosted training sessions for 25 public safety departments, including police, fire and EMS, across the Region, doling out 58 of the sensory bags along the way.
A person was windsurfing at Marquette Park Thursday afternoon when he became stuck in the water, prompting first responders out of Gary and Portage to help, police said.
Dr. Lydia Mertz, Elkhart County Health Officer, issued a new public health order designed to more significantly mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. The new order went into effect at 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 19. The new public order "is to mandate that all people in Elkhart County ... wear a face covering ... to prevent the spread of COVID-19. This order is necessary to slow the spread of COVI...
CNHI Statehouse INDIANAPOLIS — Hospital representatives, nurses and doctors shared their heart-wrenching stories from the front lines in a bid to persuade Hoosiers to limit their Thanksgiving celebrations as Indiana fights against a surge of COVID-19 hospitalizations. With a record-breaking 3,040 Hoosiers hospitalized, the weekly state press conference … Read More
The demand for food is not letting up as the pandemic continues.
A professor from Ball State University has engineered a COVID-19 early warning system.
NOBLESVILLE — One of the challenges facing medical facilities preparing to receive vaccines for COVID-19 is figuring out how to store the doses.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced on Thursday, Nov. 19, that Dr. Katie Jenner will serve as Indiana's first secretary of education.
GOSHEN — As the number of coronavirus cases in Indiana continue to climb, so do the number of deaths.
“They’ve taught me to always persevere no matter the circumstances. That reaching out for help can sometimes be the most courageous thing that you can do."
I can’t help but think we are living through some of the most interesting times of our lives. However, I am not so self-centered that I think we are the only people who have lived through a pandemic and crazy…
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, changes in the process and location have been made to the Thanksgiving community meal normally held each year at the the Center Lake Pavilion.
The case is ongoing and the Indiana Fire Marshal is assisting local agencies in the investigation.
"It’s such a blessing to be able to help the community I love so much."
Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry is seeking deer donations.
News Release WARSAW – Meijer-Warsaw donated $1,000 in gift cards for Ivy Tech Community College Warsaw’s Basics Bank — an emergency food and supply pantry, which opened in January 2019. The donation was granted in the form of gift cards so Ivy Tech Warsaw can have the flexibility … Read More
The grant will fund food distribution efforts in the two counties, including a staff position that will work with local food pantries to serve 15,000 households and help backpack feeding programs
While The Salvation Army has been able to fill bell ringing hours at some of the kettle locations, there are still many spots to fill.
The Kosciusko County Council has turned down requests by Louis Dreyfus Co. for two tax abatements totaling $33 million.
Dear Editor, I would like to thank the people of Kosciusko County for giving me the opportunity to serve you as County Commissioner once again. I feel the same commitment and drive going into my seventh term as I did when I first ran. I attribute this to … Read More
Gov. Eric Holcomb issued an executive order Friday detailing the guidelines Hoosiers are expected to follow to help stem the latest surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
Local officials on Friday, Nov. 13, offered a stark warning: Take more precautions now to slow the spread of COVID-19 or face even worse conditions this winter.
The Warsaw Community School Board of Trustees passed a resolution supporting the establishment of a residential TIF in Winona Lake during a meeting on Monday, Nov. 16.
A Warsaw man was sentenced to five years in prison after possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.