From a Ringing of the Bell ceremony at St. Joseph County's St. Patrick's Park to a parade in Warsaw, communities across Michiana plan events to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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St. Joseph County Democratic Party chair Don Westerhausen says Republicans are ignoring his lawsuit to get four Democratic candidates back on the Nov. 3 ballot, so on Thursday he filed an emergency motion asking Judge Jenny Pitts-Manier to hear the case. -
ProvidedSouth Bend muralist Alex Ann Allen says she eager to start her mural on the Indiana Fever's new $78 million performance center, which includes mentoring an apprentice. -
Last month, the county commissioners voted to move from two-year to one-year contracts, but it turns out that the county switched to a five-year contract back in 2023. -
Jeff Parrott/WVPEThree months after the South Bend Fire Department let the Indiana state fire marshal take over its Lafayette Building fire investigation, there's been no information released about a cause or point of origin. -
The Starke County Sheriff’s Office will not renew its contract for Flock cameras. In a Facebook post, the department said Sheriff Jack Rosa made the decision “in the best interest of the community.” -
Jennifer Weingart/WVPEStudents applying to the University of Notre Dame will once again have to take the SAT or ACT.
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