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An Indiana law requires public schools to give underutilized buildings to interested charter schools for $1, but South Bend school board members say hundreds of students use the former Clay High building daily.
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In St. Joseph County, Democrats say heavy early voting shows that people want change, while Republicans say they've also pushed hard for voter turnout.
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Governor Mike Braun says he’s likely to extend the pause on gas taxes, but he also wants to expand grant funding for road projects.
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The South Shore Line will have to wait a bit longer to build a shorter route to South Bend International Airport.
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Heading into the final days of early voting, tens of thousands of Michiana residents have already cast their ballots.
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Career Academy hopes to move into the former Clay High School in 2028, while the South Bend School Board considers its options for keeping the building.
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The university’s iNDustry Labs launched its AI Leaders of Tomorrow fellowship program back in February. Since then, 50 students have completed almost 30 projects.
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