Updated: Between noon Friday, July 17, and noon Monday, July 20, the Kosciusko County Health Department reported a total of 84 new COVID-19 cases. This brings the county’s total number of reported cases to 694, with eight deaths.
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Updated: KOSCIUSKO — The Kosciusko County Health Department would like to encourage everyone to take precautions to prevent tick-borne diseases. The Indiana State Department of Health is doing a study that involves testing black legged deer ticks to see if they are carrying Lyme disease. Early results demonstrate that … Read More
Updated: WARSAW — As of Wednesday, Aug. 31, the Victory Hotel, located at 223 W. Jefferson St., Warsaw, remains infested with maggots, cockroaches and bedbugs. During trash pick-up on Wednesday, City of Warsaw Street Department workers noticed the dumpsters were crawling with cockroaches, maggots, bed bugs and flies. “This is just … Read More
Updated: FORT WAYNE — The West Nile Virus is back in Allen County. Allen County Health Department officials reported they’ve found three positive samples in mosquitoes this Augus
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Updated: Police in Muncie are determined to find out how a meth lab ended up inside a Wal-Mart restroom late Thursday night, March 12. Authorities were contacted by employees of the store at 1501 E. 29th St. at approximately 11:30 p.m. regarding a suspicious backpack in the men’s restroom. … Read More
Updated: Bad soil is behind plumbing problems that have resulted in the temporary closing of Golden Corral in Warsaw. Kosciusko County Health Department Administrator Bob Weaver told StaceyPageOnline.com that he had no choice but to close the buffet style restaurant Thursday afternoon for wastewater problems. “I can’t have people eat … Read More
Updated: At the June meeting of the Kosciusko County Board of Health, the Kosciusko County Health Department offered a tuberculosis update. “We don’t have any active cases at the present time,” said Bob Weaver of the health department. The last active TB case in the county was successfully treated … Read More
