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The St. Joseph County Council's four Democrats will maintain their governing coalition with Republican Dan Schaetzle but he'll no longer serve as president in 2026.
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Indiana’s graduation rate reached a record 91.8% in 2025 with improvements across all demographics, though racial and economic disparities remain.
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The lawsuit alleges insulin can cost Eli Lilly just a few dollars to produce, while some consumers are charged hundreds of dollars.
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The three-year St. Joseph County Universal Wellness Project will train 75 local providers, and launch an online platform kids can use themselves, to help Michiana youth suffering mental health problems like anxiety and depression.
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South Bend residents can apply to serve as volunteer citizen members on Common Council committees. Applications are due Friday, Jan. 9.
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Stephen Sherwood was paroled in 2024 after serving less than half his sentence for beating 4-year-old Hope Barrett to death in a Martinsville motel room in 1995. On New Year's Eve in Mishawaka prosecutors say he held his ex-girlfriend at knifepoint as she held her two-month-old grandson.
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"We do want to be exceedingly careful," Mayor Gina Leichty recently told the city council. "This is not a ‘bring your six-pack to the park’ kind of ordinance."
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Indiana has instituted new policies for its supplemental nutrition assistance program, or SNAP.
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Leaders from Indiana reacted to the U.S. military operation in Venezuela, in posts on the social media platform X on Saturday.
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Indiana officials say the state can’t afford the additional costs to run SUN Bucks, the federal summer food program.
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St. Joseph County officials say they'll look for ways to better prioritize which streets are plowed first during snowy weather in Granger.
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The city council Monday locked in annual cemetery fee increases of roughly three percent for the next 10 years. While those annual increases have been a longstanding practice, Mayor Gina Leichty says the city still has to dip into its general fund to cover the full cost.