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Medical offices could bring new life to a former shopping mall in Michigan City.
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More than 100 people gathered outside the Gov. Mike Braun’s official residence in Indianapolis Saturday for a rally urging voters to turn out in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration has approved a disaster declaration for Elkhart County and those surrounding it.
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A Trump administration effort to stop illegal opioid shipments would triple cost of Canadian drugs that Michiana patients need.
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The St. Joseph County Clerk’s Office is reassuring voters that their ballots are correct, after an apparent map discrepancy caused confusion with the South Bend School Board ballot.
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Michiana officials are hopeful that South Bend Union Station will one day host Amtrak service, but they warn the process won’t be quick.
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