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Heidi Beidinger, an associate professor of the practice in global health at Notre Dame, defeated Hodge Patel, Derrick Perry and Angela Smith in a Democratic Party caucus Wednesday.
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Jeff Parrott/WVPEWe Make Indiana, the faith-based interdenominational nonprofit, has asked Microsoft to enter into a Fair Share Agreement pledging part of their Granger data center profits to fund a wide range of community needs. -
Historic Portage Manor Facebook pageSt. Joseph County Council President Bryan Tanner wants to make sure the council exercises its full power under Indiana law before the county sells off the Portage Manor land. -
Michael Gallenberger/WVPEElkhart’s efforts to reduce the number of railroad crossings are taking another step forward. The city broke ground Wednesday on a $51 million overpass at Hively Avenue, near South Main Street. -
Jeff Parrott/WVPEMicrosoft will soon start building a data center in Granger northeast of Capital Avenue and Cleveland Road. -
ProvidedThe city of South Bend and state of Indiana are each giving prison community re-entry nonprofit Dismas House about $200,000 to buy a second house. -
A vote on Nappanee Street pedestrian bridge repairs was delayed after Elkhart missed a new state notice requirement for additional spending requests. -
Provided/Wa-Nee Community SchoolsA NorthWood student filed a lawsuit after an allegedly intoxicated bus driver transported choir students to Grand Rapids in 2024.
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