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Elkhart Democrat Gabrianna Gratzol says she never expected to beat Republican Brian Schmutzler in Tuesday's elections. Now she wants to keep voters' support with her work at the Statehouse.
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In St. Joseph County, about 63-percent of those who voted in Tuesday’s election chose a straight-party ticket, compared to 60 percent in 2022 and 51 percent in 2018.
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Marshall County Health Administrator Jackie Franks says the department can help you determine whether you've been vaccinated against measles, which is making a comeback thanks to the anti-vaccine movement.
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Two weeks after abruptly removing Adams High football coach Frank Karczewski from the team right before its first playoff game, the South Bend Community School Corp. Wednesday announces he's been fired as coach amid allegations of inappropriate texts with a student, but he's allowed to keep his teaching job.
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In St. Joseph County Tuesday, Democrats won all county offices on the ballot and took control of county commissioners and the county council.
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It was a disappointing night for St. Joseph County Republicans. Republican candidates lost every race for county-level office.
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Faith leaders are calling for an end to the death penalty, ahead of a planned execution Thursday morning.
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