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St. Joseph County prosecutors Thursday charged 25-year-old Dyneisha Bonds with two felonies: leaving the scene of a fatal accident and resisting arrest.
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Michael Gallenberger/WVPEThe city of Elkhart and Habitat for Humanity celebrated a new neighborhood taking shape on the city’s north side. -
As Nicholas Stanley heads to prison to serve 80 years, his attorney Vincent Campiti says he's told the court he'll appeal the murder conviction within 30 days, based on Elkhart Judge Michael Cristofeno's refusal to tell jurors they could convict on the lesser charge of manslaughter because of "sudden heat." -
The latest round of Federal Railroad Administration grants includes funding for some northern Indiana projects. -
As Lafayette area Republican State Sen. Ron Alting quits the Senate, Elkhart County Prosecutor Vicki Becker must still decide whether or how to charge him criminally. -
The first Dynasty Sports Film Festival runs Thursday through Sunday, mostly in downtown South Bend. Thirty-nine films will be screened, 35 of them competing in juried voting. -
Jesse Paul/UnsplashAs of late Tuesday, about 9,000 people had voted early in St. Joseph County, up from 6,000 at this time in the last mid-term election in 2022.
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