The death of Sarah Gibbs, 34, in the Dec. 19 fire at 1031 E. Smith St., Warsaw, is now being investigated as a homicide by Warsaw Police Department. Gibbs was found deceased inside the residence. Warsaw Police today received the preliminary coroner’s verdict following a forensic autopsy performed at the Northeast Indiana Forensic Center, Fort …read more.

The investigation into a fatal fire at 11:14 p.m. Friday on East Smith Street, Warsaw, continues according to Warsaw Police Department. (See UPDATE: House Fire On Smith Street) An autopsy will be performed early nest week and it is believed the identity of the victim will be released late Monday or Tuesday, once positive identification …read more.

It was a sad, yet happy occasion Sunday afternoon when individuals gathered at the Kosciusko Community YMCA to say good-bye to the 50-year-old facility, to celebrate a new facility and hear what the new building owners have planned.

This Sunday the Kosciusko Community YMCA will be offering its first ever Adventure Race, Mission to Mariner, in partnership with Metzger Outdoors. The race will be a family friendly, community event to raise funds toward shaping the future of the community by building a new Y. Starting at the current YMCA facility (located on Smith …read more.

An apartment fire this morning at 1650 E. Smith St., Warsaw, displaced two people. Warsaw and Winona Lake fire departments were called to the scene and initially called for manpower from Leesburg Fire Department, but it was determined the fire was quickly controlled. The initial 911 call came at 10:18 a.m. Squad 70, the county’s …read more.

Beginning on Thursday, May 31, the city of Warsaw will begin milling Smith Street from McClellan Street to Winona Avenue. Milling will be completed Friday, June 1.  Paving will begin on Monday, June 11.  It is anticipated to take two days to complete paving on Smith Street. North Lincoln Street from Center Street to Sheridan …read more.