Campgrounds, State Park Inns, restaurants, family cabins, and camper cabins are closed, and tentatively scheduled to open Sunday, May 24.

INDIANA — The Indiana Department of Natural Resources just finished up the first round of aerial treatments against the gypsy moth in Kosciusko, Fulton, Marshall, Porter and Tippecanoe counties on May 16. Gypsy moths are an invasive species and are also considered the most serious forest and urban landscape pest in the United States. For …read more.

WARSAW — Kosciusko County Commissioners met today, March 8, to discuss the mating habits of the gypsy moth. The moths are causing problems in the Atwood and Pierceton areas. Eric Biddinger, nursing inspector and compliance officer for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources; division of entomology and plant pathology, came before the commissioners to talk …read more.

By INDIANA CONSERVATION OFFICER JERRY HOERDT District 1 Indiana Conservation Officers investigated an ATV accident which occurred today just south of North Webster at approximately 4:30 p.m. Jacqualynn R. Long, 12, of North Webster was riding an ATV on private property next to her residence on a wooded trail when for unknown reasons she fell …read more.