The Indiana State Police, at the request of the Rochester Police Department and the Fulton County Sheriff's Office, is investigating a police-involved shooting in which a Rochester man died.

Kathy Lathrop's new Whirlpool washer makes a loud sound during the spin cycle — so loud, she's afraid her neighbors can hear it.

We keep looking for constructive ways to get additional adults into kids’ orbits,” Darren Bickel, United Way president of Kosciusko and Whitely County said as he tapped some folders on his table ...

The Syracuse Public Library will finish its historical film series with “Pokagon Band of Potawatomi: A Song for Everything” at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26, at the Syracuse Community Center.

A fascinating look at miniatures is explored in The History Museum’s exhibit, “Lifting the Roof: The World of Dollhouses,” on ...

Chris Morehouse, Silver Lake, is the go-to person for Echoes of the Past, an antique tractor club. She loves volunteering and believes her work is a way to give back to the community.

Billy Swan always maintained that his best songs have come easily and fast. Case in point: In 1962, at age 20, Swan struck recording gold when a poem he wrote in a high school English class years ...

WARSAW — International Games Month is a global initiative celebrating the educational, recreational and social value of games ...

WINONA LAKE — With two members abstaining, Winona Lake Town Council approved of having London Witte & Co. LLP, Indianapolis, conduct wastewater and trash rate studies for $10,000. Town Manager Craig ...

WARSAW — Christmas events have started in the Kosciusko County area. Following last weekend’s tree lighting in The Village at Winona Lake, the North Webster Chamber of Commerce has its own Christmas ...

WARSAW — The creator of a miniature county fair is hoping it helps The Salvation Army of Warsaw in a big way. Kosciusko ...

WARSAW — Workout Anytime is permanently closing, effective Monday, Nov. 25. According to an employee, the announcement was unexpected and sudden. The evening of Thursday, Nov. 21, employees heard ...