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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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Tom Arthur/Wikimedia CommonsThe 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. -
In addition to interactive light and art displays, downtown Elkhart's Neon Nights this weekend will bring a 49-foot ferris wheel to Main Street in front of Civic Plaza. -
Elkhart police on Wednesday said toxicology was pending but 20-year veteran Sgt. Jesus Contreras showed no signs of impairment after hitting a parked car. He said took his eyes off the road to reach for something in his squad car. -
provided/Cass Family ClinicThe mobile clinic makes regular visits to various locations in Southwest Michigan, offering a full range of services from primary care and vaccinations to mental health and lab services. -
A city official says a Carmel-based developer plans apartments downtown Elkhart for those making up to $100,000 a year, after recent construction of luxury and income-subsidized units. -
CPKC/cpkcr.comRailfans can start making plans to see this year’s CPKC Holiday Train. The railroad unveiled its schedule this week.
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