One person is in police custody after a reported shooting at Purdue University’s West Lafayette campus that took one man’s life. During a press conference held by Provost Tim Sands at the university at 2:30 p.m., the school confirmed the death of one male victim. According to the school’s newspaper, the incident remains under investigation. …read more.

Tears were shed, smiles were shared, anger was fueled and memories were made in 2013, but what caused such a range of emotions? Unlike print media, StaceyPageOnline.com, which is Kosciusko County’s only all digital daily newspaper, is able to track by views the stories that had the biggest local impact of 2013. As we peruse …read more.

Sonya Lynn Armontrout After last night’s fatal shooting that tragically killed one man and left another injured (see related), the accused shooter, Sonya Lynn Armontrout, 42, was brought before Kosciusko County Circuit Court Judge Michael W. Reed this afternoon. Armontrout appeared for the initial reading of her rights and charges and the first step in …read more.

Officers of the Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department and North Webster Police Department were called to B10 Lane near North Webster where they now say two people were shot and a woman is in custody. The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department is currently investigating the shooting incident that occurred at a residence located south of North Webster …read more.

Elkhart City Police have released the names of the three officers involved in a shooting Sunday evening in the 400 block of West Marion Street in Elkhart. One of those officers, Cpl. Jason Ray, hired in August 2006, is a 1994 graduate of Wawasee High School and the son of Sue Ann Mitchell, North Webster. …read more.

An alleged drive-by shooting at Winona Lake’s Fairlane Mobile Home Park is being investigated by Winona Lake Police. During an investigation, officers determined through witness accounts that the alleged shooting occurred in the 1400 block of Wooster Road. Police have found no evidence of a shooting, but are looking for the suspect vehicle that was …read more.

During Milford Town Council’s meeting Monday, Bob Cockburn brought up a topic weighing on the minds of many in recent weeks: school safety. “After the incident in Newtown (Connecticut), people are asking what we should do here in Milford,” Cockburn, vice president of the Milford Town Council, explained. “I don’t believe teachers should carry guns, …read more.

ANGOLA, Ind. (AP) — A county sheriff says a man being sought by police in northeastern Indiana and Ohio in connection with a fatal weekend shooting is considered armed and dangerous. Steuben County Sheriff Tim Troyer says police were still looking this morning for 25-year-old Zao Burrell. The manhunt began after 40-year-old Brent Dombroski died …read more.